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COWBUS OHIO
THIS BOOK COPYRIGHTED
BY
HOMER CHERRINGTON AND R E. RUCKER
MAY, 1914
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..Ik. E. J. Junes Mr. R. E. Hambiin
Vice President Oldest Member of Board of Trustees
in Years of Service
BO \KI1 (IF TRUSTEES
R. E. Hamblix Toledo
C. C. Davidson, A.M Alliance
Ho\. I. re i e\ .1. I'e.nton Winchester
E. .1. Jones, F.sq Athens
J. 1'. Wood, Esq Athens
Hon. Albert Douglas Chillicothe
Ho.v. H. W. Coultraf McArtlmr
T. H. Biddle, M.I) Athens
Henry O'Bleness Athens
.1. 1!. Foraker, Jr Cincinnati
James I". Kixxisox I.ickson
Hox. John T. Duff Ncwcomerstown
Hox. Emmett Tompkins Columbus
Fred W. Crow, Esq Pomerov
Ch uu.es I. ingenberg Beverly
Philip M. Cullinan New Lexington
Eli R. 1. \-n \ t In ns
E C Fik ex berry Camden
< ioi I IINoll .1 IMES M. COX I n- ■
t. . ,■ ' ' officio.
I'm -nu nt Alston Ellis )
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L0 Alumni QJ
Prof. C. L. Martzolfk Hon. J. T. Duff
Alumni Secretary President Alumni Association
ALUMNI OFFICERS
Hon. J. T. Duff, Newcomerstown, Ohio President
S. K. Mardis, Columbus. Ohio \"ice President
C. L. Martzolff, Athens, Ohio Secretary
F. D. Korsythe, Athens, Ohio Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
G. C. Parks Dollie Hooper Bean
Nelle Pickerin<; E. E. Baker
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President Alston Ellis
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EnwiN Watts Chubb, Litt.D., Dean College of Liberal Arts; Henry G. Williams.
A.M., Ped.D., Dean State Normal College; David J. Evans, A.M., Latin; Eli Dunkle.
A.M., Registrar and Greek.
William Hoover, Ph.D., LL.D., Mathematics; Henry W. Elson, Ph.D., Litt.D.,
History; Frederick Treudley, A.M., Philosophy; Albert A. Atkinson, M.S.. Physics.
C. M. Copeland, B.Ped., Commercial; Hiram R. Wilson, A.M., Litt.D., English;
Thomas N. Hoover, M.Ped., A.M., History; Edson M. Mills, A.M., Ph.M., Mathematics.
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Harry R. Pierce. Oratory; Oscar Chrisman, A.M., Ph.D., Psychology; Lewis J.
Addicott, B.S., C.E., Civil Engineering; William B. Bentley, Ph.D., Chemistry.
William F. Copeland, Ph.D., Agriculture; William A. Matheny, Ph.D., Botany;
Willis L. Card, Ph.D., History of Education; Fletcher S. Coultrap, A.M., Principal
Preparatory School, and Art of Teaching.
JOSHUA R. Morton. M.S., Associate in Chemistry; Elizabeth H. Bohn, Home
Economics; Constance McLeod, A.B., Kindergarten; Charles G. Matthews, Ph.M.,
Librarian,
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John J. Richeson, B.Ped., Supervisor Rural Training' School and Physiography;
William F. Mercer, Ph.D., Biology; Emma S. Waite. Principal Training School;
Clement L. Martzolff. M.Ped., Alumni Secretary and Field Agent.
C. M. Douthitt. M.D., Director Physical Education; Frederick C. Landsittle,
M.S. in Ed., Methods and Management; Lillian G. Robinson, A.M., Dr. es Lettres,
Romance Languages; Emil Doernenburg, A.M., German.
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Helen Lott, A.B., Music; John N. Hizey, Violin; Nellie Van Vorhes. Piano;
Allen R. Kresge, Piano.
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Clinton N. MacKinnon. A.M., English; Oscar E. Dunlaf, M.S. in Ed., Assistant,
Agriculture; Evan J. Jones. A.M., Assistant, History; George Parks, Ph.B., Assistant,
Commercial.
Eugenia May I.iston, Public School Music; Margaret Farnam, Assistant Domes-
tic Science; Mary E. Kaler, Ph.B., Assistant, English; Faith M. Edwards, Instructor,
1 1 rawing.
Mary E. Moobe, A.M.. Assistant. Latin; William R. Cable, B.S. in Ed., Assistant
Registrar; Ci.mkm K. McI.ai ciilin, U.S. in Ed., Instructor, Electricity and Workshop;
Mary J. Brison, B.S., Drawing.
Fave Elliott. Secretary to President ; Julia L. Cable. Stenographer to Presi-
dent; Carrie A. Matthews, A.M., Assistant Librarian; Calla Cooley, Ph.B.. Assistant
Librarian.
Charles O. Williamson, M.S., Assistant, Manual Training; Robert G. Webber,
B.S., Assistant, Physics; Jesse A. Place, A.B., Assistant, Biology; Herman H. Young.
A.B., Assistant, Psychology.
Elizabeth Musgrave, Critic Teacher; Margaret Davis, Critic Teacher; Amy
Weihr, Ph.M., B.Ped., Critic Teacher; Winifred Williams, Critic Teacher.
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Lula Reiter, Rural Teacher; Cora Bailey, Critic Teacher; Ruth Hall, Rural
Teacher; Lillian Terrell. Rural Teacher.
Grace M. Junod, Ph.B., Typewriting; Alice Smith, Assistant Domestic Science;
Kate Dover, Assistant, Kindergarten; Minnie F. Dean, Stenography.
Charles K. Cooperider, Assistant Biology; Besse Driggs, Piano; Homer S. Hop-
kins, Assistant, Engineering; Willanna M. Riggs, Matron Boyd Hall.
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J$) ]je tanufiar scenes
(Thai once mere mine, atib are no longer
mine.
\e kalis in whose secfnsion auo repose
^iiantonts of fame, ike exhalations, rose
jfob t>anisheb.
^e oo ml answer ns! l}e oo not near!
Be are forgotten; anb in vpVLV anstere
fl.no catm inbifference, i^e little care
Whether me come or 50, or whence or where.
What passing generations till these halls,
What passing moires echo from these walls,
|e feeeo not; we arc only as the Hast,
H moment hearb. anb then forener past.
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The Gateway
With anient hope the Freshman enters here;
Unknown to cart', not knowing how t<> fear.
And four years later, school and lessons o'er.
lie |>asses out to enter here no more.
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The Monument
As this stands for the boys who wore the blue
May it stand for the brave of old O. U.,
Who today for the good, the just, the right,
Are using their talents, time and might.
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EwiNr, Ham.
Named for the tirst who lefl this learned scat
To sally forth, his tasks of life to meet.
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Central Builuing
The very oldest of the buildings here —
So proud she stands, so regal, yet so dear.
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East Wino
This is the home of the "Green and White"
And of the "Athena," too;
The place where Mechanical students learn
Those difficult plates to do.
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West Wing
This is the home of the f'rats. the frats,
Where each little girl sits and chats, and chats.
Also the home of the V. W. C. A.
May it live forever and aye, and aye.
Ellis Hall
Noble, imposing this structure — pride of each student who
enters —
Named for the worthy official now in command of the college,
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The Gymnasium
In other places students train their minds.
'Tis here they learn to leave all cares behind.
And romp and frolic till the hour be spent
Then go their ways, each feeling quite content.
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The Library
Ti> delve in books and much of ancient lore
Is keen delight — one can but ask for more.
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Science Hall
To probe for Nature's .secrets — that's delight-
To change the dark to day by human might.
Rare, subtle truths, so long a mystery,
Are here made known for mortal eve to see.
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The Tkaininc. School
Not giving to the world our second best,
We here submit our powers to every test.
And so we try them, use them one by one.
Till, when we're through, tliev all can say, "Well done.
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The Walk
How dear to our hearts are the scenes of our schooldays
When fond recollection presents them to view:
The buildings, the campus, and even the pathways.
And every loved spot which our wanderings knew.
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RriYri Hall
She stands the queen of our south frontier
The cradle of romance — the home of cheer.
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Women's Hall
This hall for years quite famous has been made
By evening spread and midnight serenade.
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The Home of Our President
Here in a pleasant abode
Dwells the worthy official.
The loyal supporter and friend
( )f our beloved Alma Mater.
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Officers of Senior Class
Back Row: Frank Blosser, C. A. Plyley
Front Row: Carrie Junod, Stanley Dougan, Anna Pickering
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Edwin Wallace Bash. B.S.,
White Cottage.
Sigma Pi; Y. M. C. A.; Philomatliean;
President Sigma Pi (4); Civics Club; Track
Trim (2) (3); "O" Association (4).
Ella Jean Adams. A.B..
Highland.
Sigma Sigma Sigma; Cresset; Y. W. C.
A.; Athenian; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; English
Club: Pan-Hellenic; German Club; Class
Historian (2); Commencement Orator.
Floyd G. Beam, A.B..
Athens.
Y. M. C. A.; Pliiloniatin an : Track Team:
(2)(3)(1); Class Football (!)('-'>: Class
Baseball (1)(2); Class Tug-of-War (1)
(2); Oratorical Association (8); Dramatic
Club (.'in 0; Cirics Club (4).
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Mac Slator Bethel. A.B..
Athens.
Beta Theta Pi; Torch; Philomathean ;
President Philomathean (4) ; Graduate Col-
lege of Music (2) ; Chairman Board of Con-
trol Green and White (4) ; Intercollegiate
Debate (3) (4); Inter-Society Debate (4);
V. M. C. A. Cabinet (3) (4); Oratorical
Association (3) (4); Chairman Junior
Prom. Committee (3); German Club (3);
Treasurer Pianist's Appreciation Club;
President Torch (4) : Pianist O. U. Glee
Club (4) ; Accountants' Club (4) ; French
Club (4); Advisory Board Y. M. C. A. (3)
(4) ; Commencement Orator.
Herman Davis Bishop. B.S.,
Derby.
Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.; Adelphian; Del-
egate to Y. M. C. A. Summer Conference
(1); Science Club (4); German Club (3).
Lucy Inez Bricki.es, A.B.,
Nelsonville.
Y. W. C. A.: Adelphian; Civics Club (3)
(4); German Club (3)(4).
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Charles Townsend Bvell. A.B.,
Athens.
Phrenocon; Y. .M. C. A.; Philomathean ;
Business Manager Green and White (4) ;
Vice President (3), President (1). Phreno-
con; Vice-President (3), President (4).
Booklovers' Olub; Secretary (3) (-I). Civics
Club; Critic (4). Philomathean: Varsity
Football (S)(4); "O" Association (4); Ger-
man Club (3); Chairman Senior Memorial
Committee (4).
Homer Virgil Cherrington, A.B.,
Athens.
Torch; Y. M. C. A.: Athenian; Editor-in-
Chief Athena; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3)
(4) ; Advisory Board Y. M. C. A. (4) ; Vice-
President (3), President (4) Athenian:
President (3) Oratorical Association; Book-
lovers' Cluli (4); Dramatic Club (4): [nter-
Society Debate (3); Inter-Collegiate Debate
(3); Instructor in Public Speaking (1);
Commencement Orator.
Oscie Drussila Chhismax. A. IS..
Athens.
Chi Omega; Y. \Y. C. A.; Woman's
League (4); German Club (1); Art Club
(3): Pan-Hellenic Association (4); Civics
Club (4).
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Edna Florence Carleton Copeland. A.B..
Athens.
Alpha Gamma Delta ; Y. W. C. A. ; Philo-
mathean; B.S., Colorado State College.
1913; Woman's League; French Club (1);
German Club (2) (3).
Charles Knesal Cooperrider. B.S.,
Brownsville.
Delta Tau Delta; Torch; Y. M. C. A.;
Athenian; Science Club (3) (4); Chemical
Society (3) (4); Instructor in Biology (t);
Dramatic Club; Glee Club; President Beta
Chapter, Delta Tau Delta (4) ; Track
Team; "O" Association; Instructor in Agri-
culture Summer School, 1912.
Charlotte Copeland. A.B.,
Athens.
Alpha Gamma Delta: Y. W. C. A.;
Woman's League (4).
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Stanley Dougan, A.B..
Chesterhill.
Phrenocon; Torch; Y. M. C. A.; Athe-
nian; President Senior Class; President
Oratorical Association (4); Board of Con-
trol of Athletics; Varsity Baseball (2) (3);
Captain Varsity Baseball (3); President
"O" Association (3) ; Chemical Club (4) ;
Civics Club (3)(U; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet
(4); Commercial Club (4): Graduate School
of Commerce (2); Varsity Track Team (2).
Herman Henry DiBois, B.S.,
Vigo.
Phi Delta Theta; Y. M. C. A.; French
Club (4); Civics Club (4); Civil Engineer-
ing Club (1): Tennis Club (2) (3) (4);
Senior Tennis Team.
Charles Middleton Eccles, A.B..
Athens.
Delta Tau Delta; Y. M. ('. A.; Athenian;
V. M. C. A. Cabinet (4).
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Norman Fulton, A.B.,
Shade.
Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean ;
Graduate Commercial College (4).
Blaine Randolph Goldsberry, B.S.,
Athens.
Phi Delta Theta: Torch; Y. M. C. A.
Business Manager Men's Glee Club (4)
Cheer Leader (4) : Varsity Football (4)
Captain Varsity Basket Ball (4).
Miles McKixdree Graham. A.B..
Logan.
Adelphian; Inter-Society Debate (3); In-
ter-Collegiate Debate (3); English Club;
Commencement Orator.
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Carrie Clester Junod, A.B.,
Athens.
Alpha Gamma Delta; Y. W. C. A.; Y.
W. C. A. Cabinet; Secretary Senior Class;
German Club (1); Junior Prom. Committee
(3) ; Vice-President Pan-Hellenic Associa-
tion (4) ; Delegate to Y W. C. A. Confer-
ence. Eaglesmere (3).
Majel Lawrence. A.B.,
Coolville.
Cresset; Y. W. C. A.; Philomathean; As-
sociate Editor Athena; Girls' Glee Club
(t); Civics Club (3) (4) j Advisory Board
Woman's League (4).
Fred Merrick McKay, A.B..
Athens.
Phi Gamma Delta; Ohio Wesleyan Uni-
versity 1908-1907; Graduate Electrical En-
gineering (.'!); Science Club.
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Phrenocon: Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean ;
Booklovers' Club (2) (3) (4); Chemical So-
ciety (2) (8) (4); Secretary (3). President
(4), Chemical Society; Science Club; Secre-
tary (3), Vice-President (4), Booklovers'
Club; German Club (2); Assistant in Chem-
istry (4).
LoiISE MlCKLETHW.UTE. A.B.,
Portsmouth.
Pi Beta Phi ; Y. W. C. A. ; Associate Edi-
tor Athena; French Club; Class Historian
(I); Junior Prom. Committee (3).
Benjamin \Varrex Miller. A.B.,
Millwood. W. Va.
Sigma Pi; Torch; Y. M. C. A.; Philo-
mathean; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4); Civics
Club (4); Inter-Society Debate (4); Inter-
Society Oratorical Contest (3) ; President
Pan-Hellenic Association (4) ; President
Sigma Pi (4); President "O" Association
(4) ; President Philomathean (4) ; Inter-
Collegiate Debate (4); Varsity Football (2)
(3) (4); Varsity Basket Ball (2) (3) (4):
Varsity Baseball (2) (3) (4); Track Team
(2)(3)(4); Captain Basket Ball (2).
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Anna Katherine Pickering, A.B.,
Athens.
Pi Beta Phi; Cresset; Y. W. C. A.;
Athenian; President Cresset (4): Y. W. C.
A. Cahinet (3)(4); English Club (3(4);
Girls' Ghe (lul. (1)(2)(3); Staff Green
and White (4) ; Inter-Society Second Prize
Short Story (3); Class Secretary (3); Y.
W. C. A. Conference Eaglesmere (3) ; Ad-
visory Board Woman's League (4); Class
Historian (4) : Senior Memorial Committee.
Chauncey Ace Plylev. A.B.,
Washington C. H.
Beta Theta Pi; Y. M. C. A.; Philo-
mathean; Vice-President Senior Class; In-
ter-Society Debate (4) ; Inter-Collegiate
Debate (3); President (4), Vice-President
(4). Philomathean ; Oratorical Association
(2)(8)(4); Dramatic Club (3) (4); German
Club (3); Class Basket Ball (3); Class
Football (2); Varsity "R" (4); Class Track
Team (I): Varsity Track (2) (3) (4); Tug-
of-War (1) (2); Civics Club (4); Senior
Memorial Committee.
Eva Inez Power. A.B..
Nelsonville.
Y. W. ('. A.: Adelphian; Civics Club
(3)(4).
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Y. W. C. A.; German Club (1); Mission-
ary Committee V. W. C. A.; Tennis Club;
uan's League.
Samuel Renshaw. A.B..
Athens.
Delta Tau Delta ; Athletic Editor Athena ;
Science Club (8) (4); French Club (4);
Varsity Baseball (2) (3) (4); Varsity Foot-
ball (2); "O" Association; Captain Varsity
Baseball (2); Class Football (1)(2); Sec-
retary "O" Association (4) ; Pan-Hellenic
Association (3) (4); Secretary Pan-Hellenic
Association (4) ; Vice-President Junior
Class; President Junior Class; Athletic
Editor Green and White (2) ; President
Beta Chapter. Delta Tau Delta (4) ; Assist-
ant in Psychology (4).
Robert Elliott Richer. A.B..
Rappsburg.
Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean ;
Business Manager Athena ; Board of Con-
trol Green and White; Graduate Commer-
cial College (2): German Club (1): Ora-
torical Association (1)(2); Accountants'
Club (4) ; Civics Club (4) ; Class Treasurer
(3) ; Class Basket Ball ( 1 ) (2) (3) (4) ; Class
Football (2); "O" Association; Captain
Varsity Track Team (4).
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Sigma Pi; Y. M. C. A.; Varsity Football
(2) (4); Varsity Basket Ball (2) (3); Track
(2); Class Football (1); Class Basket Ball
(1); Class Baseball (1); "O" Association;
Civil Engineering Club (1)(2); Graduate
Civil Engineering (1).
Albert Truman Smith. A.B.,
Big Plain.
Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.; Athenian; Civics
Club: Inter-Society Debate (3); Oratorical
Association.
Alfred William Stewart. B.S..
Portsmouth
Phrenocon; German Club (4) j Chemical
Society (i).
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Anna Klostermeier Price. A.B.,
Athens.
Instructor in High School.
Lena Ada Swartz, A.B.,
McArthur.
Y. W. C. A. ; Adelphian : Woman's
League; German Club (L2)(3).
Carroll Stewart. A.B..
Ironton.
Phrcnocon: Y. M. C. A.; Athenian; Ora-
torical Association (4).
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Elsie Myrtle Richards. A.B..
Kokomo, Ind.
Alpha Gamma Delta ; Y. \V. C. A. ; Ger-
man Club: Woman's League.
Bernard Reamv Le Roa-, M.D.. A. B.,
Athens.
French Club; Civics Club; Departmental
Editor Athena.
Carl Cheeseman, B.S.,
Slippery Rock, Pa.
Y. M. C. A.; Ph.B. Grove City College,
1905; Professor in State Norma] College.
Slippery Rock, Pa.
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L. Faye Cline, A.B..
Albany.
Alpha Gamma Delta; Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; English
Club; French Club; German Club; Woman's
League.
Laura Helen Leech,
A.B.,
Athens.
Y. W. C. A.; Philomathean
Y. W
C
A.
Cabinet; Woman's League.
Margaret Hall. B.S.inEd..
Proctor, W. Va.
Y. W. C. A.; Athenian; Home Economics
Club; Woman's League.
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Perry Fattig, B.S.inEd.
Ithaca. N. Y.
Science Club; B. S. 1912.
Lurena Marjorie Cattell, B.S.inEd.,
Mt. Pleasant.
Aloquin; Cresset; Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean; President Aloquin (3); German
Club (2)(S); Staff Green and White (3);
Secretary Board of Control Green and White
( 1 ) ; Secretary and Treasurer Cresset (t).
William Raphael Blumenthal, B.S.inEd.,
Cleveland.
Phrenocon; Athenian: Booklovers' Club
r2)(3)(4); Oratorical Association (2)(3);
Teachers' Club (l)(2)(3)(l) ; Tenuis As-
social inn I :i ) (4). '
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Florence Beryl Fishel, B.S.inEd.,
Pleasant City.
Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Athenian: Secre-
tary Aloquin (2) ; Graduate in Two- Year
Normal (3) ; President Normal Class (3) ;
Secretary (2), Vice-President (3), Presi-
dent (4). Athenian: Inter-Society Debate
(3); Teachers' Club (3); Board of Control
Green and White (4) ; Senior Memorial
Committee.
Peahley Gaskili., B.S.inEd..
Athens.
Adelphian.
Esther Maid Greisheimer. B.S.inEd.,
Chillicothe.
Aloquin; Cresset; Y. W. C. A.; Athenian;
Vice-President (3), President (4), Aloquin;
Secretary and Treasurer ft), Science Club;
Associate Editor Athena; German Club (2);
Teachers' Club (2) ; Board of Control Green
and White (3) ; Woman's League.
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Aloquin; Y. \V. C. A.; Philomathean ;
Home Economics Club : Woman's League.
Estella Faye Hewitt, B.S.inEd..
New Marshfield.
V. \V. C. A.
M miv Isabel Hanna, B.S.inEd..
Cadiz.
V. W. C. A.: Athenian; German Club i I -i:
Girls' Basket Ball (1)(2)(8); Teachers'
Club (2)(3)(4); Art Club (1).
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Y. M. C. A.; B.L. Shantung Provincial
College. China; Member Chinese Educa-
tional Mission, Washington. D. C.
George Evert McLaughlin, B.S. in Ed.,
Athens.
Beta Theta Pi: Science Club.
James M< Xaughtox, B.S. in Ed.,
South Webster.
Y. M. C. A.; Adelphian.
;
Anna Elizabeth Robinson, B.S.inEd.,
Newark.
Aloquin; Cresset: Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean ; Y. \V. C. A. Cabinet (4) ; Presi-
dent Woman's League (4) ; Delegate to
Granville Y. \V. C. A. Conference (1); Del-
egate to Eaglesmere Y. W. C. V. Conference
(3); Graduate in Home Economics (4).
Samuel Sullivan- Siiafer, B.S.inEd.,
Athens.
Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.: Adelphian; Sec-
retary (3). President (4). Phrenocon; Vice-
President (2), President (3), General Sec-
retary ( I). Y. M. C. A.; Delegate to Lin-
wood Conference (2); Critic (1 ) (3) , Presi-
dent (2), Adelphian: Inter-Society Debate
(-'): Second Prize Oratorical Contest (1)
(2); Inter-Collegiate Debate f2) (4) : Vice-
President (2). Oratorical Association; Book-
lovers' Club (2)(8)(4); President Book-
lovers' Club (3); Staff (2). Board of Con-
trol (;i). Green and White; Dramatic Club
(2): German Club (.'!): Manager Lecture
Course (3).
Mary Ethel Shuman. B.S.inEd.,
Sherrodsville.
Aloquin; Cresset: Y. \V. C. A.: Philo-
mathean : Secretary Y. W. C. A. (3) ; Gen-
eral Secretary Y. W. C. A. (4) ; Woman's
League.
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Charles Edward Skinner, B.S.inEd.,
Newark.
Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.; Philornathean ;
Science Club (8) (4); Booklovers' Club (2)
(3) (4): Inter-Societv Debate (8); Dra-
matic Club (2); Teachers' Club (2) (3);
Staff Green and White (2) (3).
May Templer, B.S.inEd.,
Belpre.
Y. W. C. A.; Athenian; Graduate Two-
Yea r Normal.
Bert McCune Thompson, B.S.inEd.,
Byesville.
Athenian; President Civics Club (1);
Memorial Orator.
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Jessik May Tresham. B.S.inEd.,
Harrisville. W. Va.
Pi Beta Phi: V. W. C. A.; German Chit.
(3); French Club (4).
Ernest Constantine Wilkes, B.S.inEd.,
Athens.
Y. M. C. A.; Athenian; A.B. 1911; Ora-
torical Association; Delegate to Y. M. C.
A. Summer Conference at Niagara.
Lena Patterson, B.S.inEd..
Athens.
Chi Omega; Philomathean ; A.B. 1909;
Instructor in Drawing (I).
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Laura Belle Bailey,
Athens.
Diploma in Drawing; Graduate Public
School Music; Secretary Choral Society;
Girls' Glee Club; Pianists' Appreciation
Club; Art Club; Age 34 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
9 in.. Weight 135 lbs.
Grace Batemax.
Frederlcktown.
Elementary Education; Aloquin; Y. W. C.
A.; Adelphian; Age 21 yrs., Height £ ft. 4
in.. Weight 1-20 lbs.
Besse Benedict,
Greenwich.
Elementary Education; Y.
Woman's League; Age 30 yrs..
i in.. Weight 127 lbs.
W. C. A.;
Heiaht ."> ft.
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Grace M ayfred Biedel,
Watertown.
Elementary Education; Aloquin; Y. \V. C.
A.: Athenian; Woman's League; Age 22
vrs.. Height 5 ft. (5 in.. Weight HO lbs.
Mary Lenora Bye.
Negley.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Philomathean ; Age 25 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 4
in.. Weight 143 lbs.
Ethel Marie Carter,
Nelsonville.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Woman's League; Age 19 Yrs.. Height 4 ft.
10 in.. Weight 102 lbs.
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Axastasia Collins,
Athens.
Elementary Education; Age 22 yrs..
Height 5 ft. 3 in., Weight 123 lbs.
Edxa Catherine Cooper.
Youngstown.
Elementary Education; Aloquin; Y. W. C.
A.; Age 21 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 5 in.. Weight
140 lbs.
Bess Todd Curry,
Columbus.
Elementary Education; Age 33 yrs..
Height S ft. 6 in.. Weight 150 lbs.
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Lela Arminda Ewers,
Frederick town.
Elementary Education; Aloquin : Y. W. C.
A.; Adelphian; Woman's League; Age 20
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 140 lbs.
Shirley Minerva Fawcett,
Wellsville.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.:
Dramatic Club; Tennis Club; Woman's
League; Age '20 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in.,
Weight 1 ">0 lbs.
Clara Mae Floyd,
Lancaster.
Elementary Education; Athenian; Age '22
rs.. Height".") ft. 5 in.. Weight 129 lbs.
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Elementary Education: Aloquin ; Y. W. C.
A.; Age 22 yrs., Height 5 ft. 4 in., Weight
138 lbs.
Esther Lillian Harrod.
South Charleston.
Kindergarten; Y. W. C. A.; Kindergarten
Club ; Woman's League ; Age 22 yrs., Height
5 ft. 6 in.. Weight ISO lbs.
Mary Hoover.
Middle Branch.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.
Adelphian; Woman's League; Age 22 yrs.
Height 5 ft. 4 in.. Weight 138 lbs.
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Silvia Hoover,
Middle Branch.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Adelphian; Woman's League; Age 21 3'rs.,
Height 5 ft. i in.. Weight 125 lbs.
Minnie Helena Horton,
Lockwood.
Drawing; Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean ; Art Club; Pianists' Appreciation
Club; Advisory Board Woman's League;
Age 22 yrs.. Height 5 ft. ;S in.. Weight
95 lbs.
Helen Elizabeth Hint.
Warren.
Kindergarten; Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.;
Dramatic Club; Woman's League; Age 22
yrs.. Height ."> ft. 10 in.. Weight 187 lbs.
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Ruth Jones,
South Charleston
Kindergarten ; Aloquin ; Y
dergarten Club; Age 23 yrs.
in., Weight 125 lbs.
Lucy Katzexbach.
Xelsonville.
Elementary Education ; Y. W. C. A. ; Age
21 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 135 lbs.
Zelma Katherixe Krapps.
Athens.
Drawing; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Y. W. C.
A.; Adelphian; Tennis Club; Girls' Basket
Ball Team; Girls' Glee Club; Art Club; Pan-
Hellenic Association ; Choral Society ; Age
21 yrs., Height 5 ft. 1 in., Weight 120 lbs.
65
Clara Catherine Leydorf,
Perrysburg.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Athenian; Woman's League; Age 32 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. 7 in.. Weight 155 Ids.
Blanche Lois Long.
Mt. Vernon.
Elementary Education: Aloquin ; Y. W. C.
A.; Philomathean ; Advisory Board Woman's
League; Age 25 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 1 in..
Weight 119 lbs.
Augusta Bess McKelyey,
Fredericksburg.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Athenian; Woman's League; Age 25 yrs.,
Height S ft. 8 in.. Weight 17(1 lbs.
66
Elementary Education; Aloquin; Y. W. C.
A.; Woman's League: Age 24 yrs.. Height
5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 110 lbs.
Mary Edith Park,
Warren.
Elementary Education: Aloquin: Y. W. C.
A.: Woman's League: Age 19 yrs.. Height
5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 110 lbs.
Carrie De Ette Pease,
Wellington.
Elementary Education: Y. W. C. A.;
Adelphian; Woman's League; Age 20 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. 8 in.. Weight 111 lbs.
Blanche Petty,
Rockland.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Woman's League; Adelphian; Age 23 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 153 lbs.
Margaret Grace Pittexger.
Toronto.
Elementary Education; Aloquin ; Y. W. C.
A.: Adelphian: Woman's League; Age 24
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 7 in.. Weight 130 lbs.
Axxita Hexke.
Athens.
Drawing; Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A.;
Woman's League; Age 24 yrs., Height 5 ft.
I in.. Weight 150 lbs.
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Olive Roberts,
Sidney.
Kindergarten; Y. W. C. A.; Kindergarten
Club; Age 20 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 3 in.. Weight
87 lbs.
Olive Alexander Robexs,
Chagrin Falls.
Drawing; Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W. C. A.;
Philomathean; Pan-Hellenic Association;
Art Club ; Tennis Club ; Woman's League ;
Age 19 vrs.. Height 5 ft. 3 in.. Weight 115
lbs.
Henrietta Moorehead Schleicher.
Lancaster.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.; Age
20 yrs., Height 5 ft. 4 in.. Weight 176 lbs.
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Vivian Richards Shott
New Philadelphia.
Elementary Education; Aloquin; Adel-
phian; Kindergarten Club; Teachers' Club;
Woman's League; Age 21 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
(5 in.. Weight 120 lbs"
Arloa Janiza Spracklen,
Kenton.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Kindergarten Club; Woman's League; Age
23 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 134 lbs.
Zoe Lexore Sprowl,
Huron.
Elementary Education: Aloquin: Y. W. C.
A.; Adelphian; Choral: Woman's League;
Age 23 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 5 in.. Weight
I 21 lbs.
70
Elementary Education; Aloquin; Y. W. C.
A. ; Adelphian ; Woman's League ; Age 1 8
vrs.. Height 3 ft. 6 in.. Weight 120 lbs.
Lena Matilda Van Dorn,
Pataskala.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Woman's League; Age 21 yrs., Height 5 ft. 6
in.. Weight 130 lbs.
Virginia Jeannette Verity,
Xelsonville.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Woman's League; Age 20 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
4 in.. Weight 118 lbs.
Anna Marie Ware,
Frankfort.
Elementary Education; Y. W. C. A.;
Philomathean; Art Club; Woman's League;
Age 18 yrs., Height .5 ft. S in., Weight
107 lbs.
Mary Ward,
Athens.
Elementary Education; Aloquin ; Y. W. C.
A.; Athenian; Age 24 yrs., Height 5 ft. 4 in..
Weight 110 lbs.
Maud Antoinette Weber,
Dexter City.
Elementary Education; Age 30 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. 8 in.. Weight 135 lbs.
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Eliza Lorena White,
Chandlersville.
Elementary Education; Aloquin ; Y. \V. C.
A.; Athenian; Advisory Board Woman's
League; Age 25 yrs., Height 5 ft. 11 in..
Weight 160 lbs.
Irma Willis,
Canton.
Kindergarten; Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W. C.
A.; President Kindergarten Club; Woman's
League; Age 22 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 8 in..
Weight 13a lbs.
Jessie Hazel Lortz,
Amesville.
Elementary Education ; Y. W. C. A. ;
Athenian; Age 22 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 7 in.
Weight 118 lbs.
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Edyth Caroline Aiken,
Jewett.
Elementary Education; Alpha Xi Delta;
Y. W. C. A.; Tennis Club; Woman's League;
Age 20 yrs., Height 5 ft. 3 in.. Weight
120 lbs.
Gertrude McCarroll,
Steubenville.
Elementary Education; Age 22 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 125 lbs.
Lena Patterson,
Athens.
Drawing: Chi Omega; Philomathean ; A.B.
1909; Instructor in Drawing (4); Age 29
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in., Weight [25 lbs.
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Isabelle Elizabeth Bacon,
Vernon.
Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Philomatliean ;
Home Economics Club; Woman's League;
Age 19 yrs., Height 5 ft.. Weight 109 lbs.
Golda Irene Barrows,
Marietta.
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club; Age
19 yrs., Height 5 ft. 4 in.. Weight 1(16 lbs.
Effie Brown BauM,
Bourneville.
Y. W. C. A.; Athenian; Home Economics
Club; Woman's League; Age 22 yrs., Height
.; ft. i in.. Weight 1 iO lbs.
76
Florence Marie Brown,
Jackson.
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club; Re
porter for Woman's League; Age 21 vrs.
Height 5 ft. 2 in.. Weight 109 lbs.
Rose Ora Brown,
Kellev's Island.
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club:
Woman's League; Age 19 yrs., Height 5 ft.
5 in., Weight 130 lbs.
Nancy Louisa Copeland.
Cadiz.
Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean ; Pan-Hellenic Council; Age 2.5 vrs..
Height 5 ft. 5 in.. Weight 140 lbs.
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77
Alpha Xi Delta; Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean; Member Y. W. C. A. Cabinet;
Girls' Glee Club; President Home Economics
Club; Woman's League; Age 22 yrs.. Height
5 ft. 1 in.. Weight 112 lbs.
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Marie Lotise Dodds,
Cleveland.
Athenian; Home Economics Club: Choral;
Woman's League; Age 19 yrs.. Height S ft.
ti in.. Weight 131 lbs.
Goldie Jean Drake,
Athens.
Y. \\. C. A.; Home Economics Club;
Woman's League; Age 21 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
(i in.. Weight 123 lbs.
Mildred Arline Eddy,
Athens.
Y. W. C. A. ; Vice-President Home Eco-
nomies Club ; Secretary Woman's League ;
Age 22 yrs., Height 5 ft. 3 in.. Weight
118 lbs.
Elsie Entsminger,
Middleport.
Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics
Club; Woman's League; Age 21 yrs.. Height
5 ft. 5 in.. Weight 11.5 lbs.
Winifred Daisy Hardin,
Gambier.
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club;
Woman's League; Age 23 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
5 in.. Weight 135 lbs.
Y. W. C. A. : Adelphian ; Home Economies
Club; Woman's League; Age 20 yrs., Height
5 ft. 5 in.. Weight 135 lbs.
Zella Elizabeth Kxoll,
Alliance.
Cresset; Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Philo-
mathean; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; German
Club; Teachers' Club; Woman's League;
Age 25 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in., Weight
I tO lbs.
Berxice Olive Long.
Mt. Vernon.
Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Philomathean ;
Home Economics Club; Woman's League:
Age 20 yrs., Height 5 ft. 10 in.. Weight
126 lbs.
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Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Adelphian; Home
Economics Club ; Woman's League ; Age 20
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 1 in.. Weight 115 lbs.
Frances Mary Miller,
Kelley's Island.
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club;
Woman's League; Age 19 yrs., Height 5 ft.
7 in.. Weight 1*8 lbs.
Xola Cole Whittlesey,
Atwater.
Y. W. C. A.; Adelphian; Treasurer Home
Economics Club; Woman's League; Age '„>()
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 125 lbs.
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Anna Laura Porter,
Plattsburg.
Aloquin: Y. W. C. A.; Athenian: Home
Economies Club; Tennis Club: Woman's
League; Age 27 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in..
Weight 140 lbs.
Mary Elizabeth Reeves,
New Burlington.
Y. W. C. A.; Athenian; Treasurer Wo-
man's League; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Home
Economics Club; Age 30 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
7 in., Weight 140 lbs.
Orrell Rood.
Chagrin Falls.
Alpha Xi Delta: Y. W. C. A.; Home
Economics Club; Delegate to National Con-
vention Alpha Xi Delta; Tennis Club;
Woman's League; Age 20 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
4 in.. Weight 115 lbs.
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Anna Belle Thomas,
Cumberland.
Aloquin; Philomathean; Girls' Glee Club;
Home Economics Club; Woman's League;
Age 26 yrs., Height 5 ft. 5 in.. Weight
115 lbs.
Mary Eva Warner,
Andover.
Y. W. C. A.; Home Economics Club;
Tennis Club; Advisory Board Woman's
League; Age 20 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in..
Weight 136 lbs.
Margaret Hall.
Proctor, W. Va.
Y. W. C. A.; Athenian; Home Economics
Club; Woman's League; Age 27 yrs.. Height
5 ft. 2 in.. Weight 130 lbs.
Y. W. C. A.; Woman's League; Age 22
rs., Heiglit 5 ft. i in.. Weight 135 lbs.
DORTHY DaNFORD,
Gl ouster.
Y. W. C. A.; Woman's League; Age 24
rs.. Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 129 lbs.
Nelle Morris,
Magrew.
Aloquin; Y. W. C. A.; Woman's League;
Age 84 yrs.. Height ."> ft. .") in.. Weight 137
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Elizabeth Brettell.
Mingo Junction.
Musi,-; V. \V. C. A.: Girls' Glee Club;
Choral; Age 25 yrs.. Height ~> ft. 6 in..
Weight 135 lbs.
LoVI.NA (\STF.R.
Carpenter.
Music; Y. W. C. A.; Choral; Age 30 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. .'! in.. Weight 130 lbs.
Nei.i.e Elizabeth Copelaxd,
Athens.
Music; Alpha Gamma Delta; Cresset; Y.
W. C. A.; Philomathean; President Y. \V. C.
A.; Girls' Glee Club; German Club; Age 22
yrs.. Height J ft. i in.. Weight 1 HI lbs.
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Clara Pauline Ewing,
Bellaire.
Oratory; Y. W. C. A.; Pliilomathean;
Dramatic Club; Tennis Club; Girls' Debat-
ing Club; Woman's League; Age 19 yrs..
Height 5 ft. 3 in.. Weight 130 lbs.
Elizabeth Gertrude Garber,
Bellville.
Music; Y. W. C. A.; Girls' Glee Club;
Choral Society; Age '26 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 7
in.. Weight 125 lbs.
Lucile Rebecca Henry,
Athens.
Oratory; Pi Beta Phi; Y. W. C. A.;
Dramatic Club; President Pi Beta Phi;
Woman's League; Age 21 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
8 in.. Weight 137 lbs.
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Zoe Willis,
Wellston.
Musics Y. W. C. A.; Adelphian; Choral
Society: Woman's League; Age 21 yrs.,
Height 5 ft. 1 in.. Weight 105 lbs.
Martha Lee Kixg,
Marietta.
Music; Y. W. C. A.; Girls' Glee Club;
Choral Society; Pianists' Appreciation Club;
Age 19 yrs.. Height :> ft. 6 in.. Weight
13S lbs.
Helen Emma Pickett,
Athens.
Music; Pi Beta Phi; Girls' Glee Club;
Age 22 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 5 in.. Wright
135 lbs.
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Ina Leona Secoy,
Athens.
Music; Y. W. C. A.; Adelphian; College
Orchestra ; Choral Society : Woman's League ;
Age 21 yrs.. Height 5 ft. t in.. Weight
117 lbs.
Adah Ellen Sigler,
Cortland.
Music: Y. W. C. A.; Girls' Glee Club;
Choral; Age 25 yrs.. Height 3 ft. 1 in..
Weight 117 lbs.
Hazel Deax Strode,
Chesterhill.
Music; Adelphian; German Club; Age 23
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 7 in.. Weight 110 lbs.
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Genevieve Baker Thuhlow,
Athens.
Violin; Y. W. C. A.: Athenian; College
Orchestra; Age 18 yrs., Height 5 ft. 9 in.,
Weight 185 lbs.
Fred Lee Tom.
Athens.
Voice ; Phrenocon; Y. M. C. A.; Athenian;
Glee Club; O. U. Quartet; Graduate in Civil
Engineering; First and Second Essay Prize
in [nter-Society Contest; Age 26 yrs..
Height 5 ft. t in., Weight 114- lbs.
Kiina Alice Whitsey.
Putin-Bay.
Music; Hi Beta Phi; Girls' Glee Club;
Oberlin Conservatory; Advisory Board
Woman's League; Age 19 yrs.. Height 5 ft.
(i in.. Weight 1 tS lbs.
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Leland Irving Krieg,
Nelsonville.
Y. M. C. A.; Age 20 yrs., Height 5 ft. 6
in.. Weight 130 lbs.
Lester Motz,
Briee.
Y. M. C. A.; Athenian; O. U. E.; Age 21
yrs.. Height 5 ft. 10 in., Weight 141 lbs.
Elmer Kemper Peugh,
Glouster.
(). I'. K.; Age 22 yrs.. Height 5 ft. 9 in..
Weight 1 17 lbs.
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Edgar Weaver Sayre,
Letart Falls.
Y. M. C. A.; Philomathean ; Financial
Committee Y. M. C. A.; O. U. E.; Age IS
yrs.j Height 5 ft. 8 in.. Weight 110 lbs.
Luiz de Lima Vianna,
Minas Geraes, Brazil. South America.
Y. M. C. A.; Athenian; O. U. E.; Age 19
Yrs.. Height 5 ft. 5 in.. Weight 114 lbs.
Earl Sidney Snyder,
Edgerton.
Commercial; German Club; Age 22 yrs.
Height 5 ft. 6 in.. Weight 1 10 lbs.
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Etta Kelley,
St. Marys;
Commercial; Chi Omega; Y. W. C. A.;
Philomathean ; Woman's League; Age 21
vrs.. Height 5 ft. 3 in.. Weight 125 lbs.
Senior Memorial Committee
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JUNIORS
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Harold Anderson.
"Scientific." Sigma Pi, V. M. C. A.. 0. V. E.
A quiet young man. whose daily prayer is.
"May I never see her face again. "
Irene Virginia Aber,
"Classical," Alpha Xi Delta. Treasurer Y.
W. C. A.. Philomathean,
German Club.
Her fondest hopes have never been real-
ized, perhaps because she is too bashful.
Martin Bierer.
"Classical/' Philomathean. V. M. C. A.
Cabinet.
A star in Greek and Theology.
Nina Aber.
"Normal," Alpha Xi Delta. Y. \V. C. A..
Philomathean. Vice-President
Junior Class.
Ardent advocate of woman suffrage.
Afraid of mice.
William Blndv.
"Classical," Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer
Junior Class.
He wears tortoise shell specks. Cigars
and women are his chief diversions. His
spare hours are spent in the class room.
Grace Bateman,
"Normal." Aloqnin, Y. YV. C. A.; Adelphiau.
Advisory Board Woman's League.
Assistant Business Manager of tin-
Athena.
Willard Chamberlain,
"Commercial." Phi Delta Theta, Y. M. C.
A. Cabinet.
This young man is very serious. Has a
chafing dish. Is studying to be a stenog-
rapher.
Edith Carpenter.
"Commercial/' Chi Omega. Y. W. C. A.
A "home" girl showing strung socialistic
tendencies. A bewitching smile grerts .ill
her friends.
Clarence Cole,
"( llassical," English Club. ( )ratorical Asso-
ciation. French < bib.
The man who is destined to be America's
first Socialist President.
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Xei.i.k Elizabeth Copelaxd.
"Classical/1 Cresset, Alpha Gamma Delta.
President Y. W. C. A.. Philomathean.
She travels quite frequently — that is. her
thoughts do. Being very modest she is tak-
ing "domestic science" at home instead of in
school. Specializing in German and Y. W.
C. A.
Charles Aiken,
"Scientific," Y. M. C. A.. Athenian. Science
Club, Civics Club.
Has recently exhibited strong Mormonistic
tendencies.
Cora Clohs.
"Normal," Y. YV. C. A.. Adelphian.
Affection makes the "Hart" grow
"Clohs" er.
Hexhy Eccles,
"Classical," Torch. Delta Tau Delta. Y. M.
C. A. Cabinet. Yarsity Football.
German Club.
A football hero who has assisted in re-
lieving the famine at Boyd Hall by institut-
ing the "bread line."
Edith Mabel Cherrixgtox.
"Classical." Y. W. C. A.. Athenian. French
Club.
A modest lady, who stars in German.
French and Greek.
Winifred Elsox.
"Scientific." Y. M. C. A.. Philomathean.
Civics Club.
One of the "Baby" twins,
ample of tin- rule "When I say
I'll be here."
Febx Cole,
"Classical." Y. W. C. A.. Adelphian. French
Club, Advisory League Woman's League.
Speaks three times before she thinks. Mrs.
Pankhurst's representative at Ohio.
Fred Goddard,
"Classical." Phrenocon. Y. M. C. A.. Adel-
phian. German Club.
Since "Lengthy" has taken up
for a pastime, he has decided he
"Porter."
Henrietta Croxacher.
"Classical." Cresset. Pi Beta Phi
C. A.
The belle of our class. During the past
three years she has sympathized with
Turk (ey).
A living ex-
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Stanley Hastings,
"Scientific," Sigma Pi. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet,
Philomathean, Science Club. Glee Club.
Takes life very solemnly and works hard.
Very popular. Soloist for Ohio Glee Club.
M \KY E I- ETCHER,
"Classical," 1'. Beta Phi. Y. W. C. A.
She never does today what she can put
off until tomorrow.
Alexander Hoffmeister,
"Classical," Sigma Pi. Y. M. C. A.. Athen-
ian, German Club. French Club.
Qncle Sam allowed him a year's leave "i
absenee to educate himself at Ohio. For a
pastime he pilfers books.
Loah Frost,
"Normal." Aloquin, Y. W. C. A.. Tennis
Club.
"Frost," a misnomer: wherever she be
There's sunshine and gladness and pleasure
and glee.
Cyril Htssey,
"Scientific," Beta Theta Pi. German Club.
Glee Club.
A zealous lover who views college life as
one "ease" after another. Did prep, work
at Miami.
Katherixe Havschildt,
"Classical," Alpha Gamma Delta. Y. W.
C. A.
Kate is not satisfied with a mere duke
or a count, as many American girls are. but
she has "set her cap" for a King.
Bernard Johnson,
"Classical," Class Track Team. Civil Engi-
neering Club.
A star in mathematics and bosom friend of
"Uncle Hilly." His constant companion is
Prince Albert.
I.i i m.e Henry,
"Classical," Pi Beta Phi. Y. W. C. A.. Dra-
matic Club.
Plays Hie title roll in McDougal's latest
masterpiece. "A Flat for Two."
C \»i. Mann,
"Scientific," Sigma Pi. Y. M. C. A.. O. U.
E., "()" Association.
Came back to college all for love. Chews
"lied Horse" and wears a comb back. Was
never known to move fast.
Rose Herrold,
"Classical," Athenian, Executive Board Wo-
man's League.
From Xelsonville this maiden hails.
To tell her charms, our language fails.
Wilbir McReynolds,
"Scientific.'' Torch. Phi Delta Theta, Var-
sity Football, Varsity Basket Ball. "O"
Association. Oratorical Association.
All round athlete. His best game is wo-
man. Fancy dancing is his long suit.
Elsie Leota Knoll,
"Norma].'" Cresset, Aloquin, V. W. C. A.,
Philomathean.
Her manager reports that she is engaged
— for the entire season next year, playing
the leading role in the V. W.'s latest success.
"A quiet night at the Library." Very shy
— when alone.
Fletcher Miller,
"Classical," Y. M. C. A.. President Tennis
Club, Varsity Tennis Team. "O" Asso-
ciation.
Introduced Corn Flakes throughout the
northwest. His ambition in life is centered
in two dozen girls. Athens is his home and
he is strictly business.
Christine Law,
"Classical," Alpha Xi Delta, Vice-President
Y. \Y. C. A.. Philomathean, English
Club. French Club. Advisory Board
Woman's League.
She believes that Law should be obeyed.
De Forest Mvech,
"Classical." Torch. Phrenocon. President Y.
M. C. A.. Philomathean, Editor-in-
Chief Green and White, Booklovers'
Club. English Club. Intercol-
legiate Debate.
Preacher, editor, press agent, debater,
"jiner." Ancient history states that he was
once a student.
Cora Mast,
"Classical." Alpha Xi Delta. Y. W. C. A.,
Philomathean, Advisory Board Wo-
man's League. German Club. Evans
Day Committee.
Fickle with a capital F. Each victim ad-
ded to her many conquests ever adds to her
j°.v-
Don McVay,
"Classical," Phi Delta Theta, Y. M. C. A..
Philomathean.
Violinist and debater. A great "fusscr."
Continually humming "Tell me pretty mai-
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Mary Xesbitt,
"Classical," Y. W. C. A.. Athenian.
A great favorite with the beaux. Spec-
ializes in Chemistry.
Harold A. Moore,
"Classical."
Delta Tau Delta.
Another one who has joined us. Having
come from the green grass of Kentucky the
"baled hay" breakfast foods did not at first
agree with him, hut after a few weeks on
crutches and some "sympathy" — . Well, he
is reported out of danger. Homesick but
not in love.1:
Helen- Phillips,
"Classical." Y. W. C. A.. Philomathean. Ger-
man Club.
With Doernenburg's aid. she engineers the
German Club. A native of "York State."
John- Xixox,
"Scientific," Phrenocon. Y. M. C. A.. Philo-
mathean, Varsity Football, "O" Asso-
ciation. Oratorical Association.
Chemical.
A gridiron hero, who on moonlight strolls.
whispers consolingly, "There, little girl,
(hint cry."
Mary Pellev,
"Classical." Alpha Xi Delta. Y. W. C. A..
Philomathean. Girls' Glee Club.
When the Girls' Glee Club performs,
Mary's singing always soothes and charms
tin' masculine heart. By the way. -.he is a
flirt too.
Charles Paugh,
"Scientific," Y. M. C. A.. President O. U. F...
Graduate Electrical Course.
His specialty is automobiles.
Lois I'll.' urn,
"Classical." Chi Omega. Y. W. C. A.. Ger-
man Club.
Whoever wins her love is rich, lor silence
is golden.
Newman Powell,
< lassical," Phrenocon, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet.
Philomathean, German Club. Delegate
to Kaglesinere Summer ( mii
ference.
A student volunteer with a promising fu-
ture as a missionary. He has already eon-
verted Ruth.
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Emmett Roberts,
"Scientific," Adelphian. English Club, Ora-
torical Association. Chemical.
This curly headed promoter, organizer,
debater, and detective has unearthed a
"Steele" which doubtless will yield him a
great prize.
Grace Post,
"Classical," Cresset. Y. W. C. A„ Philoma-
thean, German Club, Civics Club.
When entering college she thought Har-
riet too old fashioned, so she asked that her
friends would call her Grace.
Leo Schaeffler,
"Scientific," Torch. Beta Theta Pi. Presi-
dent Junior Class. Varsity Basket Ball.
Varsitv Baseball. Varsity Football.
Vice President "O" Association.
Dutch has made his letter in foot, basket
and baseball. One of the best liked men
in college. Has a hankering for math.
Helen E. Pickett,
"Normal," Pi Beta Phi. Y. W. C. A..
Woman's League.
This flaxen-haired maiden spends much
of her time in walking from 1(5 Mill Street
to West Wing and back again. Kind of mel-
ancholy since he entered "law" at O. S. V.
Helen, cheer up. the worst is yet to come.
Earl Shively,
"Classical." Beta Theta Pi. Y. M. C. A..
Philomathean, Varsitv Football. French
Club.
Was cheer leader at one time. Became a
member of the football team. Whistling
trick. Roaring bass with the Ohio Glee
Club.
Susanna F. Reisling,
"Normal," Y. W. C. A., Athenian.
Susie is our representative from the
"Mingo" farm. Although very shy and quiet
she is also firm. Early in the fall she said.
"Hew-itt to the mark and let the chips fly
where they may." The chips flew.
Wilbur Wiiiston,
"Classical." Alpha Sigma Phi. Y. M. C. A..
Philomathean.
Generally spends his time. etc.. in show-
ing the ladies a good time.
Ethel Rutledge
"Normal.' Y. W. C. A.. Adelphian.
Although a "Normal" she is specializing
in Chemistry because of her infatuation with
"Doc" Bentlev.
Edna Sprague,
"Classical," Chi Omega, Y. \V. C. A.
"Hit face is fair, her heart is trur. as
spotless as she's bonny." The course in do-
mestic science strongly appeals to her.
Harry Wilson,
"Classical," Beta Theta Pi. Varsity Foot-
ball, Varsity Baseball, "O" Association,
President Dramatic Chili.
Cheerful and ambitious. Hates women:
He's hard after the dramatic honors of Davy
Warfield. Looks like a fashion plate in a
football suit.
Belle Schloss.
"Classical," Philomathean. German Club.
To her the business world is very attract-
ive. She oTiee read "He Fell in Love with
His Stenographer."
Harry R. Wilson,
"Classical." Sigma Pi. Y. M. C. A.. Captain
Baseball. Varsity Basket Ball.
Tall as a giant oak. " 'Tis better to have
loved a short one than never to have loved a
tall."
Mary Wagner,
"Classical." Alpha Gamma Delta. Y. \V. C.
A.. Social Chairman Woman's League.
Mary has the- sweetest disposition among
us. and also the softest voice. Would rather
tell the size of her shoes than to tell her a;.''
Carl Wilsox,
"Scientific." Torch. Phrcnocon, Y. M. C A..
Science Club. German Club. Chemical
Society.
Carl is taking Domestic Science on Xortb
Congress Street under the direction of Elsie.
Hi tii Wilson.
"Classical," Aloquin, Y. \V. C. A.. Philo-
mathean, Intercollegiate Debate. Dra-
matic Club.
Specializes in Missions with a prominent
Y. \l. C. A. Cabinet member.
Ai -TIN Wool).
"Scientific," I'hi Delta Theta. Oratorical
Association. Varsity Football, "O" As-
sociation.
Wants to get married. Played football
at one time. Very sociable young man. Life
to him is but a dream. Has a musical tem-
perament.
Prof. A. A. Atkinson, "Foxy," Class Profes-
sor. Breathes here a Soph, with soul so
dead, Who never to himself hath said, "He
is the best Class Professor."
G. Floyd Cooper, "Coop," President. Great
things are expected of him for he is a suc-
cessful financier and love maker.
Robert McGinnis, "Mac," Secretary-Treas-
urer. Green and White "Devil" — always be-
hind time.
Russell Herrold. "Russ," Vice-President. A
hard student, tennis fiend, and debater.
Vashti Flesher, "Vash." Always found on
the campus by the "Wood."
Gertrude McCarroll, "Gertie." We wonder
what it is she really does not understand.
Winnifred Grafton, "Weenie." A silent
woman.
J. R. King. "Jimmie." Still seeking his nu-
merals. His prayers are answered by show-
ers at Boyd Hall.
J. Cooke White, "Runt." Always broke. A
knight of the road. When spring flowers
bloom and the boat rows easily his thoughts
turn to fussing.
Henrietta Schleicher. "Henry." Her favor-
ite song — "Just a Wearyin' for You."
Nancy Copeland, "Nan." No task is neg-
lected by our studious Nan.
Edgar Sayre, "Edgar." Has broken more
hearts in his short life than any man in the
class.
Alice Leech, "Allie." Each word is care-
fully weighed before spoken.
Josephine Higby, "Joe." Just good natured
— that's all.
J. B. Lineburg, "Linnie." Hails from old
"Virginny." Photoing, painting, and fuss-
ing done with ease and delicacy.
Jessie Strong, "Dix." A herculean for the
stronger sex.
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Hazel Cline. "Baby." As cheerful as the day
is long.
Charles Nye, "Charlie." A silent and stu-
dious chap who is fast making his mark.
Shirley Fawcett, "Spigot." Is thinking of
going to "Wooster."
Faye Elliott, "Ellie." This charming, vi-
vacious little lass has at last a real case.
James Metcalf, "Jim." A two-hundred
pounder. A football hero who never donned
his uniform outside his room.
Anna Lavine, "Ann." The question is,
"Will there be any language, living or dead,
which she will not have mastered when she
leaves O. U?"
Mildred Thomas, i"Middy." Oh, for a
"Mann."
Harley Calvin, "Cally." Being a Civil, he
landed in the Science Club.
Elizabeth James, "Betty." In the realms of
rhetoric and painting she finds peace.
Edna Nader, "Ed." Her aim is efficiency.
Samuel Lehman. "Sam." Assistant Pastor
of the Free Methodist Church.
Clara Leydorf, "Clare." Her judgment is
never at fault.
Rose Brown, "Posey." She delights to
know that the new spring shade is "Rose
Brown."
G. R. Silcott. "Piggy." Another football star
who believes in being heard rather than
being seen.
Edna Whitsey', "Eddy." Night dreams — a
shepherd's plaid cap. Day dreams — being a
Pi Phi pledge.
Pearl Magrew, "Pearl." A certain "King"
values this "Pearl" above all his jewels.
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Grace Bieoel, "Beetle." A true suffragette —
"No men for me" her slogan.
Robert Sanford, "Bob." Quite an ardent
fusser. Uses his spare time snapping othei
victims.
Martha Lee King, "Martha Lee." One
"King" that is always happy.
Anna Carroll, "Ann." A girl who is well
liked by every one.
Er.MER H. Seibel, "Germany." A human in-
terrogation point.
Anna Gillilan, "Ann." Every woman ha
her hobby— finance is Ann's.
IVIlLDRED Eddy, "Mid." A diamond ring is the
reward of faithful service in the Domestic
Science Department.
Wayne Van Pelt, "Van." Came to us from
Miami. The life of a country gentlema-
will be his future.
Orreil Rood. "Oct." Her manners are not as
her name might imply. She's really quite
refined.
Lei.a Ewers, "Phemus." Very truly "Ewers."
J. C. Linvii.le "J. C." He will not hide his
light under a bushel, but will scatter it t>
all parts of the world.
Hazel Crooks, "Crooks." Our all-around col-
lege girl.
Gladys Perry. "Gagy." Favorite haunt —
"Sunnyside." Favorite pastime, "Playing
Tau Delt songs."
Prescott Bentley, "Doc." "Uncle Billy's"
old reliable. His chief pleasures — Fourth
Term and Trig.
Olive Robens, "Robens." Whether you like
olives or not, you are sure to like this one.
Carrie Hardin, "Hardy." Bashi'ulness — the
redeeming quality.
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Grace Pittinger, "Pitt." A friendly girl.
H. A. Heskitt, "Shorty." Hail to thee, little
man! The class of '16 salutes thee!
Samuel David Mann. "Sammy." This roar-
ing biped escaped from the Methodist Zoo at
Delaware. A massive shield, his favorite
badge.
Carrie Pease, "Dovey." Her best college work
is done in Lover's Lane.
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Genevieve Mariner, "Vieve." A Mariner
whom all may trust, is our own Genevieve.
F. Glenn Hart, "Rough Neck." Another
Varsity man. A heavy plunger and heart
smasher who believes in getting "Clohs."
Paul Pairan, "Pat." A worthy aspirant to
all vacant assistantships. One of our "invis-
ible" athletes.
Marie Luntz, "Rie." The coming artist, who
helps so many others to see the beautiful
things.
Augusta Bess McKelvey. "A. B. Kelvey."
The girl, who never opens her mouth with-
out saying something.
Dayton 0. Corner,
my Bonnie to me."
'Deak." "0, bring back
H. B. Jackson, "Jack." Is here for business.
Zoe Willis, "Willie." No class is complete
without a musician. Zoe is ours.
Each task receives due
Lydia White, "Lyd.'
attention.
Luis L. Vianna, "Luie." Shipped in from
Brazil. His pleasing manners and his ability
with the flute attract marked attention from
the weaker sex.
O. A. Knight, "Alkali Ike." "In other words,"
his vision is dimmed by too great an appre-
ciation of "Knight."
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Pattie Hackett, "Pat'
tion — helping: others.
Her chief voca-
Florence Brown, "Fluffie." They say she is
a man hater, but no one believes it.
Earl Snyder, "Snide." Pres.-Vice-Pres.-Secy.-
Treas.-Chaplain of ? the latest Fra-
ternity.
Olin S. Lutes, "Peanut." A star debater.
Does janitor work for Tri Sig, Alphi Xi,
and Buckeye Dancing Club.
Ina Secoy, "Coy." The gentle art of fiddling
is her chief accomplishment.
Edith Park, "Ede." A general favorite among
her friends.
L. W. Russell, "Montana." His formerly be-
ing a cow puncher was evidenced by his
roping a place on the football squad.
Perry Neff, "Slats." The walking skeleton!
Only one existing at 0. U. Ten cents a peep.
Hazel Strode, "Hadie." Music, her specialty
— smiles, a rarity.
Fern Hesse, "Hesse." Still water runs deep.
Robert Merkle. "Bob." Oratory and politics
are the specialties of this youthful states-
man.
W. K. LiM, "Lim." From Bencoolen, Sumatra.
A student who actually finds pleasure in text
books.
Effie Baum. "Balmy." Model Housekeeper
— experience obtained at home — domestic
science star.
Zoe Sprowl, "Sprowl." A deserter as well as
a squaller. Now a pedagogue of Huron,
Ohio. Listen!
William Hunnicutt, "Honey." One of our
best students. Also a player of the fife.
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Helen E. Hunt, "Len."
student.
A very diligent
Earl Jones, "Jonsey." Pedagogue — K. T.
Agent — Boarding Club Manager — Thus
endeth the chapter.
Marie Dodds, "Pinky." We can't help being
happy when Marie is around.
Florence Nelson, "Fliss." Florentine de-
signer, dress builder, heart smasher, our
little Flo.
A. E. Miller, "Dink." All-round athlete.
Famous for stalling in class anl loud neck-
ties.
Ada Pilcher, "Snooks." She distributes some
of the sunshine she imbibes on Sunnyside.
Wanda Kikkbride, "Kirky." She sees beauty
in the mud and slime of things.
L. L. Motz. "Rooster." His flunks shine even
as brightly as his big diamond. Noted for
big feet.
Arloa Spracklen,
teacher.
'Lola.''
A successful
Anna Porter, "Ann." Gymnastics and do-
mestic science leave no time for flirting for
this shy miss.
Arthur Lawrence, "Coolville." Ohio has tol-
erated this diminutive child only because of
his ardent support of 0. U.'s athletes.
Edna Cooper, "Ed." Patiently, serenely, she
performs her tasks each day.
Mary Howe, "Merry Ann." Slow but sure.
Darrell Moore. "Candy." Lash's Drug Store
— the rendezvous of this young Socrates.
Isabelle Bacon, "Isabelle." A shining light
of the domestic science department.
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Lucile Perry, "Luce." Her name implies
that we may expect great things of her.
Branson A. Walpole, "Wally." His use of
grammar ceases with the declension of the
personal pronoun, first person, singular
number. Recently booked "Peg 0' My
Heart" for life.
Pauline Ewing, "Polly." Possesses an un-
believable thirst for knowledge, her greatest
hobby is oratory.
Lenore Bye, "Baby Bye." Much given to
love-making and biology.
Gilbert McConnell, "Mac." As center on our
squad, he made a hit. None realized this
more than Freshie Jones.
Marie Ware, "Smiles." A heartless coquette.
All in all a very lovable girl.
Vivian Shott,
good shot.
'Viv." Her aim is to make a
Waiter McCleery, "Walt." A twirler of the
sphere and a favorite with the lady fans.
Bess Benedict, "Benny." Her return to col-
lege makes one more benedict for the class.
Frances McAuslan, "Baby." Studious and
modest, but she's falling from grace. Ask
Elson. Delights in long strolls after
Athenian.
Karl Barth. "Sissy." The only bonehead of
the class. Lectures on "My Troubles" and
"Fussing."
Irma Willis, "Willie." A combination of
earnestness and modesty.
Noi.a Whittlesey, "Whit." He is gone but
not forgotten.
Leiand S. Kreig. "Lei." A martyr of our
illustrious class. The hour spent in jail will
ne'er be forgotten.
Ehyth Aiken,
achin'.
'Edie." For you my heart is
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Ben Miller Secretary and Treasurer
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Mae Bethel
Homer Cherrington
Charles K. Cooperrider
Stanley Dougan
Blaine Goldesberry
Ben W. Miller
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Henry Eccles Leo Schaeffler
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Wilbur McReynolds
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Benjamin \V. Miller President
C. K. Cooperrider Vice-President
Sam Renshaw Secretary
Leo Schaeffler Treasurer
Leo Schaeffler
B. R. LeRoy
C. K. Cooperrider
B. \V. Miller
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Delta Theta
Earl Shively
Wilbur McReynolds
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Pi
Sam Renshaw
Stanley Hastings
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men's Panfielknic
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Beta Cbcta Pi
BETA KAPPA CHAPTER
Faculty Members
C. M. Copeland
W. F. Copeland
Eli Dunkle
Mac S. Bethel
James Brown
C. C. Hussey
Gilbert McDougal
Karl liarth
Frank Copeland
Carl Elegal
Harland Hoisington
Johnston Hunt
Everett Morgan
Harry R. Pierce
W. A. Matheny
Evan Jones
George McLanghlin
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1915
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Arthur Sayre
1917
Leo Schaeffler
Earl Shively
Harry Wilson
Russell Finsterwald
Russell Herrold
Kenneth Pickering
I.eroy Pilcher
William Sharp
Lawrence Shafer
Howard Verwohlt
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Beta Chcia Pi
WL
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Delta Ciiu Delta
BETA CHAPTER
Faculty Members
D. J. Evans
H. R. Wilson
T. N. Hoover
George Parks
C. K.
Cooperrider
1914
Frank Blosser
C. K. Cooperrider
Charles Eccles
1915
Sam Renshaw
Henry Eccles
1916
Edward Gillette
Horace Palmer
Clarence Liggett
Floyd Parker
Darrell Moore
1917
Perry Riley
Walter Englehardt
Arleigh Geib
John Goddard
Edward Hartford
Ralph Hahn
Mark Hendrickson
Dale Jones
Edward Logan
Crescent Tewksbury
Pledges
Chester Upham
Harry Walters
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Roger Williams
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Phi Delta Cbcta
A. A. Atkins
OHIO GAMMA CHAPTER
Faculty Members
Alston Ellis
1914
H. H. DuBois
William Bundy
B. R. LeRoy
Walter McCleerv
Theodore Alfred
Oscar Fulton
Albert Miller
Gordon Silcott
Ernest Augustus
Clinton Riddle
L. E. Grether
Monroe Higgins
Frank LeRoy
Grosvenor McKee
Stewart Peters
I-'. S. Coult
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Blaine Goldesberry
Austin Wood
W. J. Chamberlain
C. Don McYav
Wilbur McReynolds
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Dan Davis
Arthur I.ove
John Price
Byron Wolf
Fletcher Benton
.lames Falloon
John Gretben
Stuart Hoodlet
George Merritt
Robert McGinnis
Harold Tyree
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Sigma Pi
EPSII.ON CHAPTER
Faculty Member
William F. Mercer
Edwin Bash
Me old Anderson
A. C. Hoffmeister
Carl Potts
James Kin;;
Harry OH
Harley Mohler
Carl Peterson
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George Sherman
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Stanley Hastings
Karl Mann
Harry R. Wilson
Gilbert McConnell
Paul Pairan
Hamilton Morton
Lynton Rogers
Peter Martin
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Sigma Pi
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Top Row— Fred Goddard. Dr. I.eRoy, J. H. Metcalf, A. T. Smith, Earle Jones,
H. II. Young, Roy Gillen
Middle Row— Carl Wilson, H. M. McLaughlin. R. E. Rucker, C. T. Buell, C. E.
Skinner, X. M. Powell, B. E. Workman. Chester Davis
Bottom Row — C. C. Cioddard. Stanley Dougan, Homer Hopkins, J. D. Murch.
W. Orr White, W. K. Lim. H. D. Bishop
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Harry Rees, Wayne Van Pelt, Earl Reinoi h!
Middle Row — G. Floyd Cooper. Sam Shafer, C. C. Stewart, Dayton Corner. Clyde
Hill, H. G. Griffin, J. B. Lineburg, C. T. Aiken
Bottom Row — J. C. White. Ross McKee, O. S. Lutes, Norman Fulton. R. W. Martin.
J. E. Bay. Walter MeCreerv. Branson Walpole
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Anna Pickering President
Esther Greisheimer Vice-President
Mar.torie Cattell Secretary and Treasurer
Honorary Members
Inna G. Voigt
Jean Adams
Esther Greisheimer
Majel Lawrence
Elizabeth Robinson
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Elizabeth Bohn
Marjorie Cattell
ZeUa Knoll
Anna Pickering
Ethel Shiunan
N'clh- Copeland
Garnet Morrow
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Henrietta Cronacher
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Woman's Pan=fiellenic
Henrietta Cronacher President
Carrie Jdnod Vice-President
Olive Robens Secretary
Zei.ma Krapps Treasurer
Pi Beta Phi
Henrietta Cronacher Grace Hoyt Jones
Mrs. H. R. Wilson
Alpha Gamma Delta
Ernestine Cooley Carrie Junod
Lucile Perry
Alpha Xi Delta
Nancy Copeland Margaret Davis
Olive Robens
Sigma Sigma Sigma
■lean Adams Zelma Krapps
Marie Luntz
Chi Oinec/a
Ida Bowser Oscie Chrisman
Edna Spragne
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Pi Beta Phi
OHIO ALPHA CHAPTER
Faculty Menibers
Minnie Dean Elizabeth Musgrave
1914
Louise Micklethwaite Anna Pickering
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Henrietta Cronacher Mary Fletcher
Lucile Henry Helen Pickett
Emma Rogers
Josephine Higbv
Mildred Thomas
1916
Grace Hoyt Jones
1917
Vasliti Flesher
Anna Maude Jones
Alice Henry
Genevieve Middleton
( hristinia Mcl'arland
Marie O'Rourke
Edna Whitsey
Pledge
Effie Silvus
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Pauline Sheppard
Wilma Lane
Ruth Martin
Helen Riefinger
Pi Beta Phi
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Alpha Gamma Delta
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Faculty Members
Besse Driggs
(iraec Junod
1914
Ernestine Cooley
Edna Copeland
Charlotte Copeland
Carrie .Junod
1915
Elsie Richards
Faye Cline
Nelle Copeland
Katharine Hause
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Mary Wagner
1916
Hazel Hunt
Ethel Beckley
Hazel Cline
Margaret Davis
Kathryn Herbert
Florence Nelson
1917
I.ueile Perry
Frances Bareroft
Catherine Chubb
\l.ir\ Chandler
Mildred Heyner
(ireta I.asli
Alma Moore
Merle McGngin
Helen McCleery
Stella Rauschenb<
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Hazel Roach
Jean Talbott
Elizabeth Tull
Margaret Werner
Mary Annis West
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Alpha Xi Delta
Irene Aber
Christine Law
Edith Aiken
Hazel Crooks
Orrell Rood
Margaret Brackin
Marv Jane Collin
Olive Curtis
Christine Loofbourrow
Martha Paullin
Edna Severns
Jessie Slaughter
PI CHAPTER
Faculty Member
Margaret Davis
1915
Marv Pellev
1910
1917
Nina Aber
Cora Mast
Nancy Copeland
Olive Robens
Irma Willis
Helen Bullock
Mabel Cunningham
Eva Haptonstahl
Nell McCauley
Nelle Phelps
Ruth Sharp
Marie Swaim
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Top Row — Winifred Grafton, Mary Skinner, Blanche Shupe, Genevieve Mariner,
Faye Skinner, Kutli Jones, Lois Sloane
Second Row — Ruth Hall, Blanche Robinson, Jessie Strong, Marjorie Cattell, Helen
Hunt. Edith Park. Grace Pittenger, Esther Terrell
Third Row — Winifred Hayes, Audra Ludwick, Grace Bateman, Esther Greisheimcr,
Ethel Shuman, Mary Ward. Ethel Rutledge
Bottom Row — Minnie Horton. Violet Armstrong, Lucile Xeer, Helen Morris. Pearl
Magrew, Vivian Shott, Helen Lawton, Helen Duncan
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Top Row — Beryl Fishel, Miriam Rang, Edna Cooper, Lucia Merril. Loah Frost,
Lela Ewers
Second Row — Xelle Morris, Elsie Knoll, Anna Porter. Zoe Sprowl. Annabelle
Thomas, Irene Miller
Third Row — Edna Keeley. Helen Bay, Cora French. Winifred Williams. Lvdia
White, Blanche Long. Grace Beidel
Bottom Row — Ruth Wilson. Ethel Myers. Bernice Long. Henrietta Schleicher, Elsie
Entsminger. Lula Reiter. Edna Fluke. Isabelle Bacon
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
Zelma JCraps
Edna Karr
Edna Nader
F.lnora Balliette
Mary MeNeal
H CHAPTER
1914
Jean Adams
1915
Mabel Leifheit
1916
Marie I.untz
Mabelle Pipes
1917
Rliea Flynn
Inez M'ilkes
Garnet Cox
Pledges
Florence Ebersbach
Louise Ebersbach
142
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
143
€bi Omega
TAU ALPHA CHAPTER
Lillian Robinson
Mabel Cotton
Edith Carpenter
Lois Pilcher
Annita Henke
Blanche Walden
Helen Cooksie
Rachel Higgins
Faculty Members
Post Graduate
1911
Oscie Chrisman
1915
Edna Sprague
1916
1917
Pave Lash
Lena Patterson
Ruth Treudlev
Elizabeth James
Ada Pilcher
Etta Kellev
Frances Winter
Viola Foutch
Helen Kellev
144
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Cbi Omega
145
FUBUOCTBON
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Board of Control
Back Row— M. E. Bierer, F. B. Goddard. Mao S. Bethel
Front Row — R. E. Rucker. Marjorie Cattell, Beryl Fishel, Frank Blossei
148
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Green and Ulbite Staff
Back Row — Don McVav. R. D. McGinnis. C. C. Liggett
Front Ro«— J. H. Metcalf, J. D. Murch, Anna Pickering, C. T. Buell, L. E. Buell
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ZU Htbena Staff
Homer V. Chehrington Editor-in-Chief
Robert E. Rucker Business Manager
Chauncey A. Plylev Assistant Business Manager
DEPARTMENT EDITORS
The Faculty and Our University Majel Lawrence
(lasses Louise Micklethm ute
Athletics Sam Renshaw
Organizations Esther Greisiieimer
Humor B. R. Leroy
Jokes E. E. Roberts
Art J. Bruce Lineburg
150
fltbcna Staff
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151
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Athenian Citcrary Society
Adams, Jean
Archer, Angie
Beidel, Grace
Baum, Effie
Bay, G. Elbert
Blumenthal, W. P.
Brough, Gladj s
Callison, L. M.
Chen, Slion Jen
Cherrington, Edith
Cherrington, Homer
Cooley, Merril F.
Cooper, G. Floyd
( looperrider, C. K.
( !orwin, Elma
Cox. Jennie
Dodds. Marie
Dougan, Stanley
Duncan. Helen
Dupny, Henrietta
Eakin. C. T.
Ebersbach, Florence
Ebersbach, Louise
Eccles, Charles
Eccles, Henry
Fishel, Beryl
Gettles, Hazel
Gillilan, Anna
Gillilan. Ruth
Greisheimer, Essie
(iriftin. Glenn
Hall. Margaret
Hall. W. I..
Hansen, C. M.
Henry, Chloe
Herrold. Rose
Hoffmeister, A. C.
Howe. Mary
Johnston, R. H.
Jones. Anna M.
Keeley, Edna
Kratli. Barbara
Lehman, S. S.
Leroy, li. R.
Leydorf. Clara
Liggett. Clarence
Liggett. Feme
Lineburg, J. Bruce
I.ortz. Jessie
Lummis, J. Chauncey
Luntz, Marie
.Mann. S. D.
McAuslan, Frances
McClure. Harriet
MeKelvey. Augusta
McNeal, Mary
Metcalf. James
Miller. Ruby
Minear. Esta
Motz. Lester
Moskotfian. John
Naylor, Luciie
Neer, Lucille
Neff, Perry A.
Neshitt. Mary
Norris. H. H.
Parker. Adeline
Pickering. Anna
Paullin. Martha
Porter. Anna
Rang. Miriam
Reese. Harry
Reeves. Elizabeth
Reisling. Susanna
Roach. Edith
Sanford, Robert
Schilling. Lcora
Shields. Brooks
Slaughter, Jessie
Salters. Harry
Smeltz. Esther
Spear, Florence
Smith. A. T.
Spracklen, Arioa
Stewart. A. W.
Stewart. Carroll
Stewart, John
Tlmrlow. Genevieve
Thomas. Ruth
Thompson, Bert
Tom. Fred Lee
Vester, Clara
Yianna, L. L.
Waggoner, Clada
Waller. Oscar
Ward. Mary
Weik. Waldo
White. J. Cooke
White. I.orena
White, Mary
Wilkes, Inez
Wolcott. Marion
164
Athenian Citcrarv Society
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155
Pbilotnatbcan Citcrary Society
Aber, Irene
Aber, Xina
Bacon, Isabel
Barth, Karl
Bauer, Wert
Bauersachs, Walter
Bauman, Ida
Bean, Floyd
Bentlev. Prescott
Bethel. Mae S.
Bierer, M. E.
Briiimer, Ruth
Buell, C. T.
Until. L. E.
Bay. Helen
Bye, Lenore
Carroll. Anna
Cattell, Marjorie
(line. Faye
(line. Hazel
Copeland, Nelle
Cox, Garnet
Elliott, Faye
Elson, Winfred
Ewing, Pauline
Goldsberry, Blaine
Higgins, Rachel
Hoisington, Harland
Horton, Minnie
Hiinnieutt. W. C,
Kirkbride, Wanda
Knoll, Elsie
Knoll, Zella
Law, Christine
Lawrence. Arthur
Lawrence. Majel
Leech. Helen
Long. Bernice
Long, Blanche
McCreary, M. L.
McLaughlin. H. M.
McYav. Don
Mast. Cora
Miller. Ben
Merkle, Robert
Moore, Ila
Mnreh. De Forest
Nixon. J. X.
Pairain. Paul E.
Pelley, Mary
Plyley. C. A.
Poling, Bert
Post, Grace
Post, Hazel
Powell. Newman
Reeves. Wilbur
Rucker, Robert
Robinson, Elizabeth
Sayre, Edgar
Schloss, Belle
Shipley, Wisel
Shunian, Ethel
Skinner, C. E.
Stenchcomb, Judd
Stevens, Francis
Thomas. Annabel
Walpole, B. A.
Welsh, Ruth
Winston. Wilbur
WiUon. Ruth
Wood. E. R.
156
Pbilomatluan Eiterary Society
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157
fldelpbian Literary Society
Albright, John
Bateman. Grace
Brickies, Lucy
Barret, Veda
Borer, Edna
Eishop. Herman
Calvin. .Margaret
Caster, Lavina
Clohs, Cora
Cole, Fern
Cole, Gladys
Corner. Dayton
Cross, Bonnie
Coultrap. Anna
Floyd, Homer
Francisco, B. E.
Fluke. Edna
Ewers. Lela
Fisher. C. R.
French, Willis
Goddard, F. G.
Goddard, C. ('.
Gillen. R. J.
(.rethen. J. P.
Graham, M. M.
Gaskill, Pearly
Huffman, 1). C.
Hover. John
Hesse. Feme
Hill. Clyde
Hoover. Mary
Hoover, Silvia
Hopkins, H. S.
Jackson. O. C.
Jackson. F. A.
Jones. Karl
Lira, W. K.
Linville. J. C.
Lutes, O. S.
Lively, Clara
Maze, Esther
Martin, Russel
Magrew, Pearl
McNaughton, J. E.
Merrill, Lucia
McKee, Ross
MeCul lough. Josephine
Mercer. Gladys
Nickolson, Dwight
Orr. Esther
Oldham, Fred
Power, Eva
Pittenger, Grace
Pease, Carrie
Pluuiiner. T. H.
Reinoehl. Earl
Roberts, E. E.
Rohinson. Blanche
Reichelderfer, Gladys
Romine. G. M.
Rutledge. Ethel
Rutledge, Mayme
Reiter, Lula
Scott. Cash
Schleicher, Henrietta
Schleicher, Mary
Shott, Vivian
Si coy. Ina
Shafer. S. S.
Sprowl. Zoe
Seibel. Herman
Seeman, Ethel
Secrest. William
Schwartz. Ada
Strong. Jessie
Taylor. Earl
Watson. Carrie
Whittlesey, Nola
Willerton, Nettie
Wilson. Carl
Willis, Zoe
Workman. B. E.
Young. H. H.
Yanit. Freda
Warner, Lavine
158
Adelpbian Literary Society
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BooklowV Club
C. T. Bcell. .
S. G. Lehman.
. President
.Secretary
J. H. Comstock
W. R. Blumenthal
Homer Cherrington
H. M. McLaughlin
M. E. Bierer
Clarence Ligget
Faculty
Dr. H. R. Wilson
Honorary
191 I-
Roy Gillen
C. T. Buell
B. R. LeRoy
Samuel Shafer
C. E. Skinner
i9ir>
De Forest Murch
1916
S. G. Lehman
James Metcalf
Branson Walpole
1917
M. F. Cooler
160
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Booklovcrs* Club
161
English Club
Edwin W. Clmhli
Jean Adams
F.ivi Cline
De Forest Mureh
Donald Hort
Faculty
191 1
Anna Pickering
1 9 1 fl
E. E. Roberts
1916
O. S. Lutes
191 7
Hazel (Jetties
C. X. Maekinnon
Miles Graham
Christine Law
Mildred Thomas
Clarence Liggett
Special
Raymond Lutz
Clara Vester
162
English Club
163
Intercollegiate Debate
4
DENISON. MIAMI OHIO
Resolved, That Ohio should adopt a schedule of minimum wage for unskilled labor.
Don McVay
A. W. Stewart
Russell Herrold
II. (i. Floyd
AFFIRMATIVE
NEIiATIVE
S. S. Shafer
Harland Hoisington, Alternate
Mac Bethel
B. W. Miller, Alternate
164
Intercollegiate Debaters
165
I
Oratorical Association
9
Staxley Douoan President
Robert Merkle Vice-President
E. E. Roberts Secretary
O. S. Lutes Treasurer
1914
Mac Bethel Homer V. Cherrington
Stanley Dougan Miles Graham
C. A. Plyley C. C. Stewart
1915
M. E. Bierer De Forest Murch
Don McVay .1. N. Nixon
\. M. Powell W. R. McReynolds
E. E. Roberts C. H. Wilson
Austin ^'ood
1916
Russell Hi rrold B. R. LeRoy, Jr.
(). S. I. iit.s Robert Merkle
P. A. N'eff Paul I'airan
Arthur Sayre G. R. Sileott
1917
11. W. Bash John Stewart
166
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Oratorical Association
^Mfii
167
Woman's Glee Club
1914
M
ijel Lawrence
1915
Nelle Copeland
Helen Pickett
M
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1916
Laura Bailey
Hazel Crooks
Helen Falloon
Elizabeth Garber
Ruth Gillilan
Martha King
Blanche Parritt
EInia Starr
Ada Sigler
Annabel Thomas
Mary Warrener
1917
Elizabeth Brettell
Mary Collins
Mary Chandler
Christine Loofbourrow
Nelle McCauley
Stella Rauschenburg
Marie- Swain
Elizabeth Toll
Ed
la Whitsey
170
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Woman's Glee Club
171
mens Glee Club
Mac Bethel
M. E. Bierei
John Goddard
Samuel Mann
C. C. Hussey
J. R. Kin?:
II. \V. Bash
Bmce Davis
Darrell Moore
Harry Reese
19M
1 9 1 5
Fred Lee Tom
1916
1917
Blaine Goldesberry
W. J. Chamberlain
Stanley Hastings
Don McVay
C. C. Ligget
.1. B. Lineburg
Russell Davis
Archibald Hatfield
Stuart Peters
Dwight Trittipo
H. B. Tyrei
172
1
men's Glee Club
173
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CLUBS
Chemical Society
H. M. McLaughlin • President
C. H. Wilson Vice-President
.(. X. Xixox Secretary and Treasurer
Faculty M embers
Dr. W. B. Bentley Prof. O. E. Dunlap
Prof. J. R. Morton Prof. R. G. Webber
1914
C. K. Cooperrider Frank Blosser
Don McVay Stanley Dougan
A. W. Stewart
1915
G. Floyd Cooper C. T. Eakin
E. F.. Roberts
1916
J. H. Bouts Robert McGinnis
O. A. Knight
176
mam
Chemical Society
177
.
€icics €lub
Bert Thompson President
A. T. Smith Vice-President
C. T. Bi-ell Secretary
Faculty Members
H. \V. Elson C. L. Marteolff
Hilt
Edwin Bash Lucy Brickies
Oscie Chrisman Stanley Dougan
Charles Eccles Miles Graham
Majel Lawrence Ben Miller
Eva Power Robert Rucker
191.5
C. T. Eakin W. P. Elson
Grace Post E. E. Roberts
1916
\V. C. Hunnicut J. Bruce Lineburg
178
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Civics Club
179
Dramatic Club
Don McVay
Harland Hoisixgton.
LUCILE HeNRY
Garnet Cox
H. C. Wilson
Clarence Liggi tt. . .
President
. . . . Yiee-President
Secretary
Treasurer
. Business Manager
. . .Stat ■ Manager
Homer Cherrington
I.ueile Henry
Pauline Ewing
Frances McAuslan
Harry Wilson
W. K. Lira
Garnet Cox
Harland Hoisington
Gordon Silcott
Harold Tvree
l!)I 1
1 9 1 5
I), .n MeVay
1916
Elmer Seibel
1917
C. A. Plyley
Helen Hunt
Clarence Li
Perry Neff
Shirley Fawcett
Gladys Merci r
Margaret Hall
Hazel Post
Earl Snyder
Ruth Welch
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Dramatic Club
jSii
181
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electrical Association
C. T. Paugh President
H. W. Anderson Vice-President
W. R. Langsdon Secretary
R. H. Walked Treasurer
1915
H. \V. Anderson C. T. Paugh
1916
W. H. Langsdon L. L. Motz
Charles Nye F.. W. Sayre
.1. E. Seward
1917
Benjamin Brady W. E. Clendenin
Paul Casley John Hover
J. C. Lummis Frank Morris
Win. .1. Seerest E. D. Tinims
J. Nelson Thomas L. L. Manna
> R. H. Walker
182
Electrical Association
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183
German Club
191 t
Elsie Richards
Irene Aber
Fred Goddard
Paul Pair an
Nelle Copeland
1915
A. C. Hoffmeister
Helen Phillips
Mildred Thomas
Carl Wilson
Branson Walpole
1916
Enid Rose Bell
Haze] C'line
Harry Heskett
Josephine Higby
J. B. Linenburg
Darrell Moore
Rohrrt Sanford
Jacob Bender
John Grethen
Patti Hackett
Wanda Kirkbride
Ann Lavine
Lois Pilcher
Elmer Seibel
Ida Raumau
Anna Carrol
Hazel Gettles
F. \V. Oldham
1917
R. M. Sakaurai
184
J. H. Bouts
Mildred Crumley
Arthur Savre
Russell Herrold
German Club
1
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185
Home Economics Club
19M
Carrie Junod
Isabel Bacon
Elsie Knoll
1915
Ann M. Jones
Anna Porter
191C
Ethel Beckley
Rose Brown
Effie Banm
Marie Dodds
Gladys Danford
Mildred Eddy
Katlierine Herbert
Fern Hesse
Bernice I-ong
Florence Nelson
Orrell Rood
Margaret Smedley
Annabel Thomas
Frances Winter
Goldie Barrows
Florence Brown
Hazel Crooks
Goldie Drake
Elsie Entsminger
Ruth Gillilan
Winnifred Hardin
Anna Maude Jones
Frances Miller
Ada Pilcher
Elizabeth Reeves
Frances Stevens
Eva Warner
Xola Whittles, v
Pearl Mairrcw
186
Rome Economics Club
187
Kindergarten Club
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Irma Willis President
Mabel Cunningham Vice-President
Olive Roberts Secretary
Helen Bay Treasurer
1916
Pauline Ewing Florence Harrod
Hazel Hunt Esther Harrod
Ruth Jones Olive Roberts
Vivian Sliott Arloa Spracken
Irma Willis
1917
Helen Bay Mary Clark
Mabel Cunningham Mabel Pipes
Ruth Sharp Clara Vester
Freda Yanit
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189
Science Club
Oscar Chsisman President
O. E. Dunlap Vice-President
Esther Gheishei.mer Secretary-Treasurer
Faculty Members
A. A. Atkinson O. E. Dunlap J. R. Morton
W. F. Copeland George McLaughlin H. H. Young
W. F. Mercer R. G. Webber Oscar Chrisman
J. A. Place W. B. Bentley W. A. Matheny
I.. .1. Addicott William Hoover Homer Hopkins
1911
Prank ISlosser II. I). Bishop
C. K. Cooperrider Charles Eccles
Blaine Goldesberry Esther Greisheimer
pjdward King Henry McLaughlin
P. M. McKay Sam Rcnsbaw
C. E. Skinner
1915
G. Floyd Cooper Charles Eakin
Stanley Hastings .1. Cooke White
Carl Wilson
1916
.1. R. Bender Harley Calvin
O. E. Jackson Wanda Kirkbride
S. (.. Lehman P. W. Russell
190
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V. m. €. K Cabinet
De Forest Murch President
Mac S. Betiiei Vice-President
St \ NLEY Hastings Secretary
Homer V. CheRRINGTON Treasurer
Et. G. Wehber Bible
H. H. Ecci.es Social
G. Floyd Cooper Devotional
Stani ey Dougan Membership
Martin E. Bierer Social Service
W. .'. Chamberlain Alumni
( lyde G. Hn.i Intercollegiate
Bex Miller Church Relationship
\"« « man M. Powell Missions
M ic S. Bethel Music
Samuel S. Shafer General Secretary
192
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V. 01. & E. Cabinet
Nelle Copeland President
Christine Law Vice-President
Ann M. .Jones Secretary
Irene Aber Treasurer
Ethel Shuman Genera] Secretary
Elizabeth Robinson Bible
Wanda Kirkbride Missions
Elizabeth Reeves Social Service
Helen Leech Devotional
Jean Adams Social
Ann Gillilan Finance
Anna Pickering Inter-Collegiate
Carrie .Iinod Nominating
Hazel Crooks Music
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195
Irma Voigt
The Ideal of Ohio Girls
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M. B. Banks,
Cca:h
Wilbi'R McReynolds,
"Shorty"
Captain
Quarter
202
Horace Palmer,
"Hoke
Fullback
Captain next year
Henry Eccles,
"Ek"
find
203
George Sherman
"Shorty"
Halfback
Fred Gupdard
"Lengthy"
Guard
204
Charles T. Buell
"General"
Guard
Harry Ott
"Otty"
End
205
F. G. Hakt.
"Roughne-'k"
Tackle
Leo Schaeffler,
"Dutch"
Halfback
lii>;
Chakles Eccles,
"Ek"
Center
Dayton Corner,
"Deac"
Guard
207
Stanley Hastings.
"Stan"
Tackle
Harry Wilson,
"Turk"
Halfback
21 IX
A. E. Miller
"Dink"
Quarter
C. A. Plyley,
"Doc"
Center
209
Blaine Goldsberry,
"Blaine"
End
L. W. Russell,
"Russ"
Tackle
210
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H. R. Wilson,
"Red"
Captain, Left Field
212
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Carl Potts
"Montie"
Right Field
213
Gilbert McConnell
"Mac"
Left Field
Walter McClef.ry
"Mac"
Pitcher
Russell Finsterwald
"Russ"
Short Stop
Our Catcher
"Nell"
214
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Leo Schaeffler.
"Dutch"
Pitcher
Ben Miller,
"Ben"
First Base
Clarence Potts
"Potsie"
Second Base
215
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Blaine Goldsberry,
"Blaine"
Captain, Guard
218
Charles Eccles,
"Ek"
Center
WjLBUR McREYNOLDS,
"Shorty"
Forward
Arthur Love,
"Art"
Forward
219
Leo Schaeffler,
"Dutch"
Forward
Horace Palmer,
"Hoke"
Guard
Russell Finsterwalu,
"Jube"
Guard
220
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"Bob"
Captain
220 and 440 yd. dashes
222
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Edwin Bash.
"Commodore"
High Jump
Floyd G. Beam,
"Floyd"
440 Dash
C. A. Plylev,
"Doc"
Two mile
Horace Palmer,
"Hoke"
Weights
224
J. Cooke White.
"Runt"
100 and 220 yd. dashes
Dayton Corner,
"Deac"
One mile
225
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Karl Barth,
"Karl"
Relay
Newman Powell.
"Ruthie"
Broad Jump
226
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H. H. Dubois, 1914
W. J. Chamberlain, 1915
P. M. Miller. 1915
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J. B. LlNEBURG, 1916
W. K. LlM. 1916
Kenneth Pickering, 1917
Leroy Pilcher, 1917
tennis Association
IGet it? nr stjr nr it,
Htjn finus Ins, ijrr nr its insrribrn nam?
ijirrr uirtt,
0erm it an linnur frnm Ins fpllnui man.
Hint stuwln nne be nrwrin nf mit
Ann ftnn lnmsrlf seuerrlu ljit,
Hr trust Ije'U rurb Inmeelf a bit
Scat I|p br tiarnrr hit again.
236
Calling Che Roll
'Harry Ott!" the old Prof, cried.
'Here," came the answer rough and clear.
From a typical "tuff" stored away in the rear.
And "Here" was the answer to "Arleigh Geib.'
'Winfred Elson," a silence fell;
This worthless scoundrel beyond recall.
Was posting a sign in Ewing Hall
And little heeded the warning bell.
"Eva Power," said the Prof, relieved.
An answer came from the busy maid
Who was slyly making a barricade
As Lucy Brickies had once conceived.
'Twas a plan to shut the instructor out
From a view of the open book concealed.
Ben Miller had had the fact revealed
The day he died; so there is no doubt.
237
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There's a teacher named Hiram Roy Wilson.
Who worked his class down till he killed some
But when Walpole for rest,
Made a violent protest.
He replied "Did you ever try 'Bill' son?"
Pbrcnocon
Meeting held in the gymnasium to accommodate full membership. Half an
hour devoted to calling the roll. Moved and seconded to try to rent the Auditorium
to hold meetings in hereafter. A short program was unloaded such as: An Ex-
temporaneous Speech by Deac. Corner on "How to Bluff under Daddy Chrisman";
Essay by G. Floyd Cooper on "When the Sword Fell and the Pen Rose"; Oration
by K. 'I'. Euell on the subject, "I can get elected to any darned office I want."
Adjourned to meet on athletic field for next regular session.
Wjcuaa <t\a (|. Uraliu^
Acting Fourth Assistant Secretary
RETROSPECTION
Backward, turn backward. Oh Time, in your flight.
Make me a Freshman now just for tonight.
Give me a rushing like that one in Sept..
Give me the feeds that I got when a prep.,
Tin' walks in the moonlight ere cares gan to press.
The kisses of seniors, the juniors' caress.
Oh, let me look hack where my joys were begun
And Heaven forgive me the course I have run.
238
M Appreciation
Here's to the "Yellow. Green and White"
That would rather lie than tell things right.
Editor-in-Chief's a chronic fusser ;
.Sporting editor's a cusser.
Music Chief is a lazy vandal.
Co-ed squibbler lives on scandal.
Tut guv writes religious scare heads.
Phi Delt mascot keeps down cob webs.
Everybody knocks and no one boosts 'tm
Nobody prays for and everybody roasts 'em.
But stop! kind friends, and get your bearing.
These poor devils sure are daring.
They've put Ohio on her feet,
And when they lie they lie discreet.
Ohio owes them priceless treasure
'Cause they gave the world our measure.
And when they die. they'll get no heater.
For they've got enuf graft to bribe St. Peter.
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Hi
Regular meeting opened by Oscie Chxisman. Minutes of last meeting read and
destroyed. Moved by Lois Pilcher that the chapter attend Y. \V. C. A. in a body
next Friday night. Motion lost by rive votes. Moved by Edith Carpenter that the
chapter subscribe for the "Police Gazette.'' Carried. Moved by Ada Pitcher that
a campaign be started to get Pete Martin off the wagon. He's l21 now. Pint being
laid, Mdse. Robinsonk gave an illuminated lecture on "Paris and Environk."
After awakening the sleeping members, meeting adjourned.
Signed
'Co*. HJL
Pushress of the Pen
i
:
Cbe Cum of memory
me,
Oft in the stilly night.
When Hoke's embrace has bound
Fond memory brings the light
Of other arms around me;
The smiles, the tears,
Of girlhood's years,
The words of love then spoken :
The eyes that shone,
Now dimmed and gone.
The cheerful hearts now broken !
Thus in the stilly night
When Hoke's embrace has bound me.
Sad memory brings the light
Of other arms around me.
b (■) n
Meeting called to order in Wooglin Cave by Brother Leo, with usual cere-
monies, including special burv-tone solo by S. D. Mann. Ten responded to roll call.
Moved by Chaw Nancy Plyly that $17.34 be raised to buy skeleton kevs for
both dorms and that a detective be employed to secure patterns. Second to the
motion dispensed with in order to allow more time for favorable remarks. Motion
carried by nine votes. Mann not voting. It is rumored that he already has a kev.
Moved by Turk Wilson that the next dance be given in honor of the Pie Flies.
Failed by nine votes. Meeting ended in a rough house.
Signed :
Chief Archangel
241
A I A
Special meeting called to initiate nine pledge'.. Meeting held at t A. M. to
add to solemnity of occasion. After initiation, moved and seconded that an assess-
ment of in cents he made on each sister to pay for the banquet that was to follow.
Sister Rohens relinked for laughing during initiation. Meeting adjourned at quarter
of rive to tlie Atheneon for the banquet.
Z/AU^ ^ £/e^
"Cub cm
Worthy Xanthippe
ADELPHIANS MUTILATE FIFTH
COMMANDMENT
Public Dazed at Audacity
tht Sqmalcrs
Adelplrian Literary Society met in irregular session Sun.. Mar. 22, at 3 P. M..
to avoid conflicting witli the Athletic Carnival of the 20th, the Basket Ball game
of the '.'1st. and various dates of members for Sun. evening. (We have heen re-
quested to change "dates of members" to read "religious engagements.")
A very disinteresting program was waded through.
Homer Floyd delivered "an" fiery oration on "The Mistakes of the Scriptures,"
and offered the works of Karl Marx as a substitute. The silence was so perfect
that the dropping of a hriek could have been distinctly heard in any part of the
room.
James F.dgar McXaughton next warbled a beautiful little lyric entitled "Casey
Jones." His expression was so perfect and his feeling, while depicting the sad fate
of the faithful engineer, so intense that his vast audience was moved to tears.
Mr. French gave a history of Germany which was delivered in Latin and
sounded like (ircck to his audience.
Miss Vivian Shott next read an original poem entitled "Forty Years Ago."
Th r h stra played the us'tal call to anus. "Mendelssohn's Wedding March,"
after which the business meeting opened.
Hay Hrskitt moved that the eligibility of tlie Adelphian president he changed
from two terms of four years each to one term of six years and that an amendment
to thai effect he pasted onto the constitution. A call for the amending section of
tin- constitution to he read shcwi d no copy of that instrument to hi- extant, where-
upon a committee was appointed to draft a new constitution. Seven membi rs of
tin society were rined heavily for wearing mustaches during the session. The
society adjourned and during tin social session which followed the orchestra per-
petrated a sonata in K by Bake Ovcll.
Courtesy of the Yellow Jacket
242
There's a jolly young Prof, named Mac-
kinnon,
Whose ways are exceedingly winnin';
He has spent all his days
Reading novels and plays,
But with women he's only beginnin'.
Dreaming. Dreaming
'V "V 'V
Regular meeting called to order with Krapps in the chair. Roll call showed
three members present. Committee on rushing appointed, consisting of Luntz.
Pipes, Krapps. Social committee appointed consisting of Pipes, Krapps and Luntz.
Dance committee appointed consisting of Pipes. Luntz and Krapps. Fines of 3 cents
assessed absent members. Meeting adjourned in dishonor because of a quarrel over
three inches and a half of ribbon; shall it be sky blue, pink or sunset orange?
Signed :
?£>%
Lady Keeper of the Royal Inkwell
Cast aside all your meaningless jokes,
Here's a fan whom you can't call a hoax.
Though it may seem absurd,
He is now safe at third.
And the name of the third is "Xell
Stokes."
IV 1111
ModPn ii i ' f1e(1 P MoSlP
G • i Mon
7//////.J //ftfodait (nil Hit m a,, iliul a iilol
'1'i/r //in a //, ( (I f/l I In ///(/m //
Athenian Shine in llocal Debate
Much Feeling Shown But No One Pinched
••fcmbkm'
Cb: Butters
Last Friday evening will long be rememhered in "Ohio" history for the
spirited debate held in the Athenian Hall on the subject, "Resolved, That having
two history departments at Ohio U. is in direct opposition to the 'Law of the C'on-
servation of Energy'." Long Stewart opened for the affirmative and made two
points which the judges failed to get because he stuttered slightly. Rev. Stewart
led out for the negative and in rebutting the two points of his opponent made
them so plain that the judges got them. At this juncture it was discovered that the
two remaining debaters had left, whereupon Long and Rev. Stewart gave their
speeches again, and one rebuttal was dispensed with. The other rebuttal was dis-
pensed with also. The judges voted unanimously to call it a draw. During the
wrangle which followed. Jim Metcow talked on newspaper work among the
Hottentots. Lucile Naylor recited one of her Pa's poems. Clarence Liggett gave
a stereopticon lecture on "Girls, Their (are and Training." Mr. Lineburg sub-
mitted exhaustive sketches taken among the ruins of the University of Ohio. There
were several musical numbers on the program not given because it was feared they
could not be heard. Meeting adjourned because of a slight fire which destroyed
the piano, seven overcoats and a set of false teeth belonging to the President.
Courtesy "Menace"
2 II
Regular meeting held in the lodge. Minutes of the previous meeting lost
somewhere. Moved and seconded that Hash be severely reprimanded tor such
darned carelessness. Shorty Sherman arrived late and could not get into meeting
because he forgot the password. Moved that lie lie reinitiated. Carried. 15c voted
to relieve earthquake sufferers in Japan. Motion carried that money be taken out
of the fund thus raised to register the letter. Meeting adjourned to ht our President,
Brother Miller, fill a date.
Signed :
Quillster
ATA
Special meeting called by Carrie to elect a few new patronesses. Thirteen
nanus presented and twelve elected. {Catherine Herbert blackballed the other one.
Committee appointed to reprimand "Red" Richards for snoring unless thought best
to make an examination for adenoids: — Lot Copeland, Chairman, and Hauschildt.
Treasurer. Committee appointed to arrange suitable dates for and with Freshmen.
Motion made to limit engagements of all old members to six nights in the week, Sun-
days excepted, was overwhelmingly defeated. Meeting lure interrupted by Gamma
calls from without. Several members received painful injury from the mad exit
which followed. Meeting broke up but did not adjourn.
Signed :
\Ajlmj-i^y:
247
I
"emblem'
Mr.
meeting
program
Th.
tllr v;iri
present.
Pbilomatbcan Program Good
Winfred Elson Stars in Notable
Grand Stand Play
"Che Kickers"
Winfred Elson presided at the Philo Hall last Friday evening. The
was one of the largest in point of attendance held during the year. The
rendered was as follows:
Vocal Duet Winfred P. Elson
Essay W. Paul Elson
Original Story W. P. Elson
Current Events Winfred Paul Elson
Magazine Review W. Elson
Book Review "Windy" Elson
Oration P. Elson
program had been well announced by Mr. Elson. ten weeks previous on
ins black boards of the institution. The roll call showed both members
Courtesy "Breathitt Comity Sharpshooter"
ATA
Regular meeting called to order in the Hog House. Committee on House Rules
reported that nothing had been done yet. Report accepted. Moved that Steve
Gillette be rebuked via bath tub for not getting up in the morning. Impressive
address by visiting brother. Windy Briggs. Ditto for 35 minutes bv Ren Iamsliaw.
Faculty investigating committee reported that Liggett's flunk in French was abso-
lutely uncalled for, vilely malicious and plainly unconstitutional. A redress of
grievances was offered to President Alston Ellis and President Woodrow Wilson,
which was accepted amid loud applause. Meeting adjourned to 9 Park Place.
Signed :
r
tatylHflS,
^Wj^TRMUED TEACHERS
n b <*>
The regular meeting was called to order bv Sister Henry. Sister Pickering
was scolded for not putting enough news about us in the "Green and White."
Moved by Sister Rogers that we have wine-and-silver colored ice-cream at our spring
dance. Motion was carried. Vote of thanks given to Sister Pickett for the awful
nice doily she gave the sorority. Moved by Sister Grace Hoyt that we have cooky-
shine at every meeting. Passed with Sister Flesher dissenting. A mouse peered
in under the open door and the meeting adjourned without the usual formalities.
Signed:
CW^
> Offic-
ial Dauber.
EVOLUTION OF COLLEGE STUDENT
J O
Freshman
Sophomore
<I> \ (")
Junior
Senior
Special meeting called by Dawn McVay to consider suggestion of Brother Cham-
berlain to choose varsity basket hall team for next year. Names presented and
accepted by unanimous vote. Coach Banks called by phone and notified of result.
Tyree moved that $25.00 lie laid aside by the treasurer to purchase flowers and
"honk honks" tor Mademoiselle at intervals. McVay excused from meeting because
Woman's Hall rules go on at 7:80. Meeting adjourned.
Signed:
O.U.DUMPLING!
(O osny/£ts
Jfloquin
Special meeting held to decide who shall be next elected to the Cresset.
Tie vote between Clara Vester and Anna Mawd Jones. Compromise by electing both.
Pearl Magrew severely acccused of being untrue to her absent lover. .Motion to
refer the matter to a faculty investigating committee lost. Vote 197 yeas, 198
nays. Committee on the Tango, Bunny-Hug and Turkey-Trot views of Dean Voigt
and MeKinnon reported unfavorable, and the sisters stood up where tiny sat and
murmured "Oh. Father, forgive them.'* Meeting closed with Hymn 204. Closing
prayer by Sister Cattell. Adjourned.
Signed :
Guardian of the Papyri
A\wh^Mow0-u>,
Cliw^AlVOWk*1.!
Entrance Out
252
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ji "BUSY STORE
Our drug store is always comfortably rilled with
customers because we have the goods you want,
we quote fair prices, we give best quality, we are
accurate and reliable, we are courteous.
i I
Hart Quality Means the "Purest in Drugs
And the best in general drug store service. At our fountain you
will find the best soda that money can buy. We manufacture our
own ice cream and ices because we can give our customers a better
article than we can buy.
If you Will come and try it you Will see that no ice
cream could possibly be made more delicious
FAREL HART
DRUGGIST
255
THE BIG DAYLIGHT STORE
M
en an
dW
omen s
Ready Apparel
THESE lines cover a large range,
each of which occupies the space of
a separate store in our large building.
The stocks are kept up to the minute,
and only lines of "rightness" in both
Style and Quality are admitted. No
one thinks of underselling the "Preston
Stores."
ASIDE from our large Dry Goods and
Rug Departments, these Ready-to-
Wear Lines appeal to the students for
obvious reasons. All the accessories
of dress for both men and women are
always shown in a wide assortment.
Favor us with a visit to the store.
The F. L. Preston Co.
256
In a Sense this Business
is a Co=operatWe "Business
Our success depends
upon your patronage;
if we do not provide
the kind of clothes you
young fellows want,
we can not hope to
get your trade. We
know that. That is
why we handle
"L System"
and
Hart
Schaffner
& Marx
Clothes
for young gentlemen.
These clothes are so
good, the styles so
snappy and far ahead,
that we must sell them.
You 11 find this store
the best young men s
store.
Spalding Sweaters
and Athletic Goods
J. L. Bcckley
&Son
'On the Corner'
Copyright Hart Sohaflner & Marx
Fulwider's
Restaurant
Both Phones
No. 72 North Court Street
ATHENS, OHIO
WE SERVE THREE MEALS A DAY
WE SELL $3.50 LUNCH
TICKETS FOR $3.00
Located Opposite Campus
Slip Selmnnt
Sat fiirrr
®Ije Ipst iRpBlaurant in ^outhpastmt tiDlitn
(Dhio University of great fame,
leaving a bright enduring name
intellectual students do it fill,
(0h, lasting knowledge does instill.
University of girls so wondrous (air,
Sfow surely of such beauty rare;
Jlndeed the boys are brave and bright,
llerily the kind that will do right.
Each student is so neatly dressed.
iSeally their laundry is done best;
&urely they always look so clean,
Jndeed the neatness we have seen,
(ihe laundry they patronize in force,
ties, its the ATHENS STEAM LAUNDRY, of course.
W. S. SOUTHERTON— E. A. WRIGHT. Owners and Operators
76 North Court Street ATHENS. OHIO
R. E. Rucker and G. F. Cooper, Student Agents
258
The D. Zenner Co.
Athens, Ohio
Dry Goods, Clothing
Ladies Ready to Wear
Millinery and Carpets
Over Sixty Years of Honest Dealing
259
Estab-
lished
1869
CORNWELL'S
Athens'
Leading
Full line of everything earned by a first class jewelry store. A large
assortment of "0. U. Pins, Fobs, Shields, etc. Eyes examined
scientifically, and glasses correctly fitted.
All Repair Work Done by Skilled Mechanics
®lt? Atljnta National lank
Athens, (Ohin
Capital Stock - $100,000.00
Stockholders Liability 100 000.00
Surplus and Profits - 26,000.00
We offer to the people of Athens and vicinity every facility of
a modern bank. To the students of Ohio University we offer a safe
and convenient way for keeping their expense money by issuing certifi-
cates of deposit payable on demand. You are cordially invited to
use our facilities.
H. D. Henry, Pres. L G. Worstell, Vice Pres.
r. L. AlJerman, Cashier
TWO LEADERS^
'-••■ii
^W~^ <^*irMEM^, OHIO.
Furniture Stoves Pianos Wall Paper
Ruffs Victor Records Victor Victrolos
STIGK TO
TOM GOTTON
THE GROGER
POR QUALITY
Thompson <k Scott
SELLERS or
Good Clothes
For Youn6 Men
261
THE BOOK STORE
The best place to buy School Supplies, Stationery, Pen-
nants, Athletic Goods, Kodaks, Cameras and Supplies,
Magazines and News, Gift Books, Books of Fiction, etc.
Everything for the student. Call and see us.
PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY
The Athens Book & News Co.
CineBldg. Stationers a.., I Engravers ATHENS. OHIO
C. V. STRAWN
Plumbing
Steam, Hot Water and Gas Fitting
Gas and Coal Stoves and Ranges
Gas Lights and Fixtures
Both Phones 72 North Court Street
"BROCHON"
Manufacturing
Jewelers
DANCE PROGRAMS, FRATERNITY JEWELRY, Etc.
No. 5 South Wabash Avenue CHICAGO, ILL.
You demand quality in everything else
you buy — why not demand quality printing. We are producing
three- fourths of the printed matter used in Athens county —
eventually we will print for you — why not now?
The Messenger Printery Company
A. T. LAWHEAD. Manner
Quality Printing and Engraving
Home Phone 35 Bell Phone 59-R Daily Messenger Bldg . ATHENS. OHIO
262
PICKERING CLEANING CO.
The place where students have their
clothing made to look like new :::
Headquarters for faultless dry clean-
ing, dyeing, pressing and repairing
FRED S. PICKERING, Mgr.
66 North Coirt Street :: :: Both Phones
DcMOLET & CORNWELL
Heating, Plumbing and
Electric Contracting ::
Gas and Electric Light-
ing Supplies :: ::
ATHENS - - OHIO
The Best Barbers are to be Found
at the
Hotel Berry Shop
We Have the Latest Equipment
College Styles Our Specialty
Chris Lomax, & Proprietor
Roll of Honor Bank
"A place on the roll of honor is like a man's character- it is something
money cannot buy, but is won by merit and worth alone."
DIRECTORS
J. P. Wood Henry O'Bleness S. M. Moore C. L. Poston D. H. Moore
Make Our Bank Your Bank
Oldest bank in southeastern Ohio. U. S Government, State and Coun-
ty depository. Government and Non-Taxable Municipal Bonds bought
and sold. Special attention given to the business of college people.
The First National Bank
IS N't SheTWy ?
Uoffc Who ib Ccm\fta,
■>M
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY
of high grade business and professional
stationery. We have always preached
quality and it has won — the price will take
care of itself. Programs, booklets, wed-
ding invitations and announcements,
printed or engraved, are first class in quality
and workmanship. We make anything
made out of paper and ink.
THE ATHENS PRINTERY CO.
Opposite City Hal
ATHENS, OHIO
MASONIC TEMPLE
Banquet and Ball
Rooms with elegant
Reception Rooms
Finest in the City
Banquet
Accommodations for
200 Guests
SWANSON FURNITURE COMPANY
Furniture, Stoves and Pianos
68-70 NORTH COURT ST. ATHENS, OHIO
FRESH MEAT OF ALL KINDS
Staple Groceries
W. L. BARSTOW
265
WHEN IN NEED OF
Good Things
to Eat
SEE
Emmet H. Cotton
The Grocer
Goldsberry's
Hardware
and Harness Store
Has a Complete Line of
"Cut Sure" Pocket Knives
Shears and Razors
Keen Kutter Safety Razor, Best
Ever, for $1.00
The Hotel where strangers feel at home.
THE PALMER HOUSE
Centrally Located
A. PALMER WOOD, Proprieto
Rates Moderate
Athens, Ohio
FOR YOUR SPRING MILLINERY
SEE
Finsterwald Sisters
Opposite Court House ATHENS, OHIO
J. W. Brattin
The Barber
First Class Work our Motto
Lnion Shop
31 S. Court St. Athens, Ohio
FOOTWEAR
For the Campus, For the Ball Room, For the Gym.
Or Any Other Place
That's What
We Keep
We also Repair Shoes in Our Electrical Repair Department
F. M. Hutchinson & Co.
Quality In Medicines
There are medicines and medicines. There is as much difference between pure, fresh
drugs and inferior, stale drugs as there is between fresli eggs and stale eggs — the
former are good and wholesome, and the latter are bad and worthless
We use only the purest and freshest drugs. That is why our medicines are so reliable
and bring about such good results. We fill prescriptions with absolute care and preci-
sion and charge very reasonable prices We sell many very efficacious, ready-prepared
remedies
Rexall Remedies ■ ■ • The Quality Kind
Liggett's — Guth 's~- Fenway Chocolates
•:- Ice Cream Soda and Ices ■:-
Henry W. Cotner
Rexall Druggist
THE MEN'S SHOP
Exclusive line of Hats and
Men's Furnishings.
H. V. Porter
Stylish Tailoring at the price
you like to paw
J. C. Edmundson
HOTEL ATHENS BUILDING
" If we make it, it's right "
"ULMER" Engineering Instruments
The strongest, most accurate and the first instruments on the field and last in the
repair shop. Send for catalogs and ask for a coupon for special
price on one "LUCAS" Steel Chain Tape
Established 1893
The J. C. Ulmer Co., Cleveland, O.
D. H. MOORE, Pres A. S. BETHEL, Vice Pres. C. G. OBLENESS, Cashier
The Security Savings Bank Co.
Under State Hank Supervision
Depository for State, County and Township Funds
268
H. S. SRIGLEY
Dentist
Merwin-Lawrence Building Both Phones ATHENS. OHIO
The Atheneon Restaurant
Is the best place in town for your meals. Our home-made Pies, Cakes,
and Bread are from our own bakery.
Give us a trial South Court St., Athens, Ohio
How to Reduce Your School
Expenses
Save money on your Books, Pennants, Posters, Draw-
ing Sets, Laboratory Tools, in short anything that
makes the student's life worth the living. Give us a
call and we will show you how.
Buchanan & Hoffmeister
College, School and Society
Pennants, Banners and Pillows
Made to Your Order — No Extra Charge
SCHLOSS MANUFACTURING CO.
Second Floor, Lawrence Building
ATHENS, OHIO
B. R. LeRoy, M. D.
PHYSICIAN
And Surgeon
Office Opposite Wise's Studio
Roach's Store
The Place
for Clubs to Buy
Their Goods
269
Sam Sommer's New Store
Is Athens ideal shipping center, where the
lowest prices on up-:o-date merchandise
always prevail :: :: ::
SAM SOMMER
Finsterwald & Groce
Livery, Feed and Sales Stable
North Court St. Both Phones
Universally
Acknowledged
the^high quality and artistic skill of our
portraits. Prices within reason, too.
Our specialty is anything in the photo=
graphic line.
Moore
41 H South
Court Street
270
Bell Phone 274 Home Phone 274
The Athens Livery Co.
B. P. Sprague, Manager
LIVERY
Courteous Treatment Corner Court and Carpenter St.
Prompt Service Athens, Ohic
TnnPereoTer College Stationery
Visiting Cards, Commencement Invitations, Monogram and Fraternity
Stationery is made by
T T i_ Q C^ Stationers and Engravers
Harcourt & <^o. Louisviiie, Ky.
Write for samples or mention name to your dealer, when you want the
best in this line
Agents in all Large Cities Fine Trade Only
Every Student Should Look Over
Our Line of
Bicycles Sporting Goods Guns
Revolvers Fishing Tackle
Or if you are on the farm we have any kind of
a tool that you need. Call and see us and ask
for prices
The Carpenter Hardware Co.
Glouster J* Athens =3* Nelsonville
271
WALKER'S BOOK STORE
Dealer in Books, Stationery, Pictures, Musical Instruments
Fountain Pens. Souvenir Post Cards, College
School and Office Supplies a Specialty
10 SOUTH COURT STREET
WARREN BROTHERS
Tally Ho, Wagonettes and Cabs, for all Occasions
Sand and Gravel for Brick and Cement Work
Moving a Specialty, Heavy Hauling
FULL BLOODED SHETLAND PONIES
272
The
Ohio Teacher
Is an educational journal of
high order and since 1902,
when its editor came to Ohio
University, has been in
effect the organ of the
OhioUniversity and the State
Normal College. Hundreds
of students come to Ohio
University through the influ-
ence of The Ohio Teacher and
the hundreds of addresses
made in all parts of the state
by its editor, fc/very alumnus
of Ohio University and State
Normal College should be a
regular reader of The Ohio
Teacher. It finds positions
for scores of graduates and
advanced students.
PRICE $1.00 A YEAR- 12 issues
H. G. Williams. Editor Athens, Ohio
If you want
Dollars
worth of usefulness and ser-
vice for every dollar you
spend go to
H. L. Wheaton
Hardware
"Reach" Base Ball Goods
"Wright Ditson"
Tennis Goods
"Keen Kutter" Cutlery
Gas Mantles and Globes
3 for 25c
Bicycles and Sundries
The remembrance of quality remains
long after price is forgotten
When You Call On Us
You are impressed with the advantage
you have in selecting your building
material from the largest stock in South-
ern Ohio. You cannot afford to build
without looking over our stock.
Call 48 on Either Phone
For Coal, Cement, Plaster, Plaster Board,
Finished Wall Board, Lime, Sewer Pipe,
Flue Lining, Drain Tile, or anything in
the way of lumber or fence posts.
The Athens Lumber Co.
273
Ohio University
Established by Act of Ohio
Legislature, Feb. 18, 1804
OFFERS UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES to students seeking a broad and
liberal education. Some courses lead to degrees; others lead to certificates and
diplomas. Attend an old and a well established institution which has an enviable
record for thoroughness, culture and prestige.
Colleges, 8; Faculty, 90 members; Different students enrolled, 1913-1914,
2,276; Books in Library, 42,000.
—FREE TUITION—
The University Now Includes — The College of Liberal Arts -- The School
of Commerce — The Department of Physics and Electrical Engineering — The
State Preparatory School — The Department of Mathematics and Civil En-
gineering— The State Normal College — School of Oratory — The College of
.Music — The Departments of Drawing and Painting.
THE STATE NORMAL COLLEGE
of Ohio University, opened Tuesday, September 9, 1902. Training schools to
illustrate the best methods of teaching are in successful operation. The work
of the college has gained warm commendation from leading educators all over
the country.
Courses of Study
(1) A Course for Teachers of Rural Schools.
(2) A Two Year Course in Elementary Fducation for Graduates of First-Grade
High Schools; 13) A Four-Year Course in Secondary Education for Graduates of
First-Giade High Schools; (4) A Four Year Course in Supervision for Superin-
tendents; (5) A One- Year Course for College Graduates; (6) A Two-Year Course
in Kindergarten School; (7) A Two-Year Course in School Agriculture; (8) A
Two-Year Course in Manual Training; and (9) A Two- Year Course in Domestic
Science.
Nos. (1, 2, 6, 7, 8 and 9) lead to a Diploma; (3, 4 and 5) to a Diploma with
degree of Bachelor of Science in Education.
There is also a Diploma Course in Public-School Music and one in Public-
School Drawing.
SUMMER SCHOOL, JUNE SS TO JULY 31, 1911,
Offers 255 Courses During the Sir Weeks' Term
FACULTY of 80, nearly all members of the regular faculties of Ohio
University and State Normal College.
COURSES in every department of both colleges; Departments of Agriculture,
Domestic Science, Manual Training and Kindergarten will also be in regular
session, with every phase of the Work offered.
SPECIAL METHODS — Four eminent specialists in Reading have been
secured. These special departments will be in session the entire term of six
weeks.
RURAL TRAINING SCHOOL will also be in full operation during the
Summer Term.
BULLETIN — Send for Catalog, Bulletin, and any other information, all of
which will be cheerfully furnished, to
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Index
Page
Dedication 5
Trustees 6
Alumni 7
Book 1 :
Faculty 9
( )ur University IS
Book 2 — Classes:
Seniors ."..">
Juniors 9r>
Sophomores 108
Freshmen Ill
Book :i — Organizations :
Fraternities 11."
Publications 147
Literary 1 :;.'(
Musical 1 69
Clubs 175
Book i- — Athletics:
Football 201
Baseball '211
Basket Ball 217
Track 2'2 1
Gymnasium 227
Tennis 231
Book :'i :
Jokes 235
289
Index to Advertisers
Athens Book Store 262
Athens Candy Kitchen 275
Athens Ice & Storage 276
Athens Lecture Course 277
Athens Laundry Co 273
Athens Livery 271
Athens National Bank 260
Athens Printery 265
Athens Steam Laundry 258
Athens Taxi Cab Co 279
Atheneon Restaurant 269
Barstow 265
Bean, L. G ~2*5
Beckley, J. L., & Son
Hotel Berry Shop 264
Boelzner Sisters 275
Brattin, J. W 266
Brown's Restaurant - -75
*?77
Browwer, Simon
Carpenter Hardware Co. ...
Cline's Pharmacy 21%
Connett, L. W., & Son 2'5
Cornwell 260
Cotner, H. W 267_
Cotrell & Leonard
Cotton, T 261
Cotton, E. H 266
Delmont 25S
De Molet & Cornwell ... 263
Edmundson, J. M - 275
Esswein, S. A. Co 281
Fetting, A. H - 281
Finsterwald & Groce 270
Foster & Wells - 285
French Dry Cleaners 276
Fulwider's Restaurant 258
Gaines, Clement C 286
Gill, J. C, & Son - 276
Goldsberry's Hardware Store 266
Grand Theater 285
Grosvenor, Jones & Worstell 276
Hart, Druggist 255
Harcourt & Co 271
Hibbard, L. M 283
Hixon, Dentist 279
Home Furnishing Co 261
Home Loan & Realty Co 276
Hutchinson, F. M. & Co 267
Johnson, S. M 277
Koons, L. A 277
Kinsey, E. A 277
Kircher, C. P 285
Leroy, B. R 269
Masonic Temple 265
McFarland, J. B 275
Merriman Co., G. & C 283
Messenger Printery Co 262
Millikan, Charles. 279
Moore's Studio 270
Mullikin, S. A. & Co 279
Murray, Dr. W. S 270
National Woolen Mills 284
Ohio Teacher 275
Ohio University 274
Ohio Hotel Shop 279
Packard, Frank L -s,;
Palmer House 266
Pickering Cleaning Co 263
Porter & Edmundson 268
Preston, The F. L. Co 256
Roach's Store 269
Schloss Mfg. Co 269
Security Savings Bank Co 268
Silvus' Cash Shoe Store 279
Sommer, Samuel 270
Shawn, C. V 262
Stevens Arms & Tool Co 282
Srigley, H. S 269
Swanson Furniture Co 265
Thompson & Scott 261
Walker's Book Store 272
Warren Bros 272
Wheaton, H. L 273
Wilkin-Redman Co 287
Wise's Studio 288
Wood & Wood 285
Ulmer, J. C. & Co 268
Union Store 281
Zenner, D. & Co 256
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