The Lanthorn 1907 (1906) (14580595219)

Identifier: lanthorn190700susq (find matches)
Title: The Lanthorn 1907
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Susquehanna University
Subjects: Susquehanna University--Students--Yearbooks College yearbooks--Pennsylvania--Selinsgrove
Publisher: Susquehanna University
Contributing Library: Susquehanna University, Blough-Weis Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation



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Annual Banquet of the Class of 1909 OF SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY Washington House, MiddleDurg, Pa.January 3, 1906 Menu Toasts „ Tnnstinastpr George H. Seiler Chicken Rice Consomme ioastmaster__ e Blue Points Our Professors Pauline K. Schoch Celery Lettuce Olives Pickles D . Our Ladies Mervyn J. Ross Roman Punch Tenderloin Beef with Brown Gravy Our Gentlemen . Grace A. (ieiselman Turkey Cranberry Sauce _, , ., ••( tur Future - Reuel L. Walters Oyster Filling Potato Salad wur future Sugar Corn Mashed Potatoes French Peas Program Ice Cream Lady Fingers Macaroons Th? ..Tattler„ Pauline R. Schoch Oranges Raisins Bananas Figs (irapes Apples Peaches Select Reading - Andrew J. Curran Walnuts Filberts Mugic Grace A. Geieelman Almonds Cheese Wafers Tea Coffee Selection ._ Reuel L. Walters 138
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ur Little llilsitr Our little minister or what the man in the moon saw.Truly this is a subject which presents to our imaginationmany graven images. What did the man in the moon see ?That is the question. That he sees many things, many occur-rences, cannot be gainsaid, but this one event of which I wishto speak, was one that was so important in one individualslife that the man who lives in the green cheese country tookan eye opener and looked wise. How could he do otherwise ?This is the story he told me: One beautiful autumn eveningwhen the brown leaves were falling and the farmer waswending his way. homeward, a bright-eyed young man step-ped from the Pullman car at Selins Grove and after lookingin vain for the street cars betook himself to an omnibus as itwere, and was driven out to- the house of too much trouble,better known as Susquehanna University. To relate the events that followed in this young manscareer would be tiresome to my readers ; needless to say he wasof a retiring disp