Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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M. Ratinois .. M. Malingear . Robert ....... Frederick ..... Un Tapissier .. Maitre d'I-Iotel Mme. Ratinois M me. Malingezlr Emmeline ...... Alexandrine . . . Josephine . . . La Poudre Aux Yeux French Comedy Given in the Chapel. May 24, 15107 The Cast 244 Mr. C. VV. Park ilX ll'.il'3vZlI'S21llllEl11 Mr. Charles Alan Smith Mr. J. Edgar Butler Mr. John Belknap Mr. George Ellstrom Miss Adelia Scatterday .Miss Maude Kellerman ... . . .Miss Ruth Davis . ..Miss Anna Shannon . Miss Marguerite Lisle

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The Philosophical Society Officerf President ..... .... ........ . . X. IC. Davies Yiee llresident .. .... IJ, IQ. Major Secretary .... F. Ii. I.andaere 'Ilreasurer . . .......................,.. . . . .-I. Ii. I Iagerty Executive Committee A. Ii. Davies ID. IQ. Major 'Ill II. Iflaines C. ll. Klorrey F. I,. Landaere The Philosophical Society of the Ohio State University is an association of students and professors who meet together bi-weekly for the purpose of dis- cussing' some of life's larger problems. Organized only a few years ago, the growth and popularity that it has attained show its purposes are well taken, and that the society has a legitimate place in our eollege life. The Biological Club Officerf llresident ............. .. . .. IX. -I. Ilamhleton Secretary and ,lil'CZlSlll Cl' .. .. .... -I. N. Frank The ohjeet of this organization is to meet and discuss the Iliologieal condi- tions of Ohio. The meetings are well attended, and a great deal of interest is taken in the eluh. 243

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0. S. U. Branch Of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Officers ismls-me ismeios C. R. ljeall ..... .... l 'resident ................ F. Wf Funk. R. ll. Morrow .... First Yiee President ...... H. A. Cowgill. XV. A. Yeagle .... Second Vice President .... A. L. Heiteman. Third Vice 13 resident .... l F.. R. Dilce. A. ll. .lxmglit ............ Secretary and Treasurer. KV. ll. Steeve. This society was organized in October, 1902, as a branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, which at that time was conducting a gigantic educational campaign in the hope of stimulating' interest in the larger questions in the electrical Held. Meetings are held semi-monthly and papers of the American Institute are read and discussed. Original papers by the members are also a feature at these meetings. , Members Prof. G. A. Anderegg' H. D. Cranston U. NV. llarrod l'rof. F. C. Caldwell Prof. Alan Coggeshall XV. S. Williams J. A. Zinlc Stanley li.. Gillespie D. ll. Moore NfVilliam A. Yeagle ' 13.13. Moore O. G. Calland F. A. Hills F. WV. Funk N. Wforl: George B. Thomas H. M. Grossman A. S. Heiteman ll. J. Schwendt j'. G. Pool C. T. Evans A. I. Sample R. R. Penn M B. Evans C. l:'. Cooper F.. R. Dilce L. Ridenour C. l'. Galleher NV. Roberts lil.. S. Kinnear J. VV. Hepner H. A. Cowgill N Erlanger C. R. Beall XY. H. Steuve C. VV. Yerger R. E. Heclcer C. C. Stewart 245