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HOWARD JOHNSONWILMINGTON. DEL.\Vilmington IT. S.: Forum: Secret:iry \- 31. C..\.: 1,'AgrnBa Ronrd: Junior Del~ntr. Junior"Ex": Grcek Philozopbic;~l Conrqe, 3liniqtiy."Johnny".Not the one of Reno celebrity, but an embryonicSpurgeon, who expects to contribute his share to"the foolishness of preaching". The subject ofthis sketch has the proverbial predilection of thoseof his profession-a fondness for chicken; really.his sole objection to Bucknell is that Lewisburgchickens roost higher than the common gardenvariety over at Wilmington. Howard's real besettingsin, however, lies in another quarter; it wasbegun in his Freshman year when he attended theSenlor Sem reception. It 1s never too late to mend, though, and we expect to see this donewhen he lays aside childish things in the Senior days. Howard is a consistent student andone of the class' mental aristocrats.@ @ALBERT AUGUST JORDANPHILADELPHIAPhiladelphia Central 1lnno:tl: Phi Kspp.? Psi: Varsity 1:ootb:~ll. 2. 3: Class Rasketb;~ll,2, 3; Class Track, 2; Class Basrl,:ill, 2; Athletic Course. "Steve".Otherwise known as "Dickie", "Pat". "Snake"and "Jerry". "Steve", which, by the way, is hisreal nickname, was barn on the sunny side of SouthForty-fifth street in West Philadelphia, on GoodFriday. To this fact he attributes his great fondnessfor hot cross buns. His early education wasreceived in the Public Schools of the City ofBrotherly Love. Here "Steve" not only partookfreely of the Tree of Knowledge, but managedto row on the crew and also secure, through hisability as a player, a position of guard on thePhiladelphia All-Scholastic eleven. Speaking offootball, he's just naturally there, having easilyclinched his position both years at fullback andend, respectively.