The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

\ Frederick II. KoschwItz. a graduate OF
class os OF the Central High School. was
elected valedIctorian OF his class at the
/ University OF Pennsylvania in the recent
i elections fos class day officers. Class
| day exercises at Pennsylrania constitute
one OF the most picturesque customs OF
the institution and election as one OF the
I irincipals in them is regarded as a
great honor among the undergraduates
4 They are held in June Just previous TO
\ the graduation exercises. On the occa-
sion the entire campus is decked out IN
gala attire and hundreds OF visitors are
present from near and Ear. Other OH
ees are Ivy, orator, precentor, historian,
poet, and prophet.
| Well Up I'm Class.
Koschwitz wiz graduate from the
Wharton School of Finance and Com
merce. being one o. the first men in his
class. He Is president OF the Wharton
Association. has Ieen a member OF the
varsity debate team for three years and
is member of the Friars' Senior So
ciety. He is also an editor OF the Penn
sylvsnian and the Class Record. He IS
a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity.
There are many Washington boys at
Pennsylvania who are making good in
studies, athletics, and other activities
Among them are James II. BaInes. West
ern High School, a Junior, who is n good
crew man. is active in his class, and Is
member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Fraternity: Douglas Cornwell, n junior.
who Is an editor OF the Pennsylvania
and Is in the same fraternity; George c.
Dewey. Central High, who Is a promis-
ing sprinter: Marshall F. GutherZ, West
tern High, who is on the varsity four
mile relay team, and is Junior in en-
cheering; Hylsnd R. Johns. Western
High, junior In engineering. who is a
good crew man; owen w. Kennedy. Cen
tral High, Junior in engineering who
Is an editor of the Pennsylvanian and a
member OF the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra
ternity; Shelton Hale, Central High, a
junior in the Wharton School, who Is as
sistant managing editor Of the Penn
sylvanisn and member OF the Delta
Tau Delta Fraternity: George W. Ian
caster, Central High. a sophomore in the
Wharton School, who was on the fresh
man crew last year and will be a can
didate for the varsity this spring; Mark
William Lansburgh. Technical High,
senior In architecture. who Is one of the
leading lights in the architectural show.
being the director Of the orchestra and
the composer OF come of the music, and
VI. B. Swanson. University School for
Boys, who made the Mask and Wig pre-
liminary show, and Is out for the annual
Easter week production. which Will be
presented in Washington in April.
Capital Boys Active.
Other students at Pennsylvania from
the Capital City who are all active and
Up in their work are William Boyle, a
Junior in engineering; William c. Clancy,
Central High, '09. who has Just entered
this year: Raymond r. Chatfield, West
ern High. senior in architecture; MIL
ton III. Fisher, Central High. a freshman |
In chemistry; Jesse NJ. Goodpasture,
Western High. a sophomore I'm chemical i
engineering; Gerald ID. Grosner. Charles |
l. Gulick, Karl W. HartIg. Karl Corby. !
George K. c. Hayes. Julian A. Hillman, |
James H Hayes, Jr., Richard II. Lans- |
hurgh. Joseph c. Logan, Clarence A. X. |
Pistell, Central High; r c. Saunders,
Western High; Bernard W. ShIr-CHn, I
Western High: Thomas A. c. Thropp; !
Morgan w. Wickersham, and Walter c. |
NJ. ZIrpil