The record of the class of 1918 . tic Irish tongue, Irish made a firmgroup of friends with his big heart and sincerity. Duringthe past summer he did his bit on the college farm andfinally sailed for England to join the First British RedCross Hospital Unit for Italy. HENRY PAUL SCHENCK Herman Scarlet Board (1), Editor (I); Haverfordian Board (2. 3);Cast of Play (2); Cap and Bells Club (2); Football Squad(1,2); Wogglebug (2. 3). Herman was another with sufficient genius and ambi-tion to complete in three years what it takes an ordinaryman four years to accomplish. His distinct artistic talentfou
The record of the class of 1918 . tic Irish tongue, Irish made a firmgroup of friends with his big heart and sincerity. Duringthe past summer he did his bit on the college farm andfinally sailed for England to join the First British RedCross Hospital Unit for Italy. HENRY PAUL SCHENCK Herman Scarlet Board (1), Editor (I); Haverfordian Board (2. 3);Cast of Play (2); Cap and Bells Club (2); Football Squad(1,2); Wogglebug (2. 3). Herman was another with sufficient genius and ambi-tion to complete in three years what it takes an ordinaryman four years to accomplish. His distinct artistic talentfound expression in the short-lived Barclay Barker and theScarlet. Although a dramatic artist of no mean abilityand also a contributor to the Haverfordian, Henry was inhis truest element in the bug-lab, dissecting some unoffendingdumb animal. He was attracted to the Penn MedicalSchool as naturally as steel to a magnet. Although wehavent seen much of him this year, we expect to hear ofhim some day as the eminent Dr. H. P. Schenck. 26. 918 CLASS RECORD 1918
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