DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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gmmmjwzg. CLASS OFFICERS. O. R. CAMERON, EDITH M. HALL, IRA BLACKSTOCK, HARRY L. BEAJ.H, JOSEPH M. ADAMS. . ALVA SCOTT, JAMES G. CAMPBELL, Adams, Joseph M., 01., Bacheldcr, M. M., P1L, . B01113, Harry L., 01., Biddle, 1Vm. $7., 01,, Blackfnrd, Frank P., 01., Blackstock, 1m 13., So. , . Cameron, Clifton R., CL, Campbell, J. G., 01.. Conklin, Clara 19., 1111., Eisenheiss, .111. V1,, 01., Ferry, L. 8., 01., Greer, S. 11., 01., GrifEth, C. M. 0., C31,, H1111, Edith M., 1111., Hough, Will A., 01., lvlowk, Geo. V., 01., Irvin, Frank P., 01., . Kirkpatrick, 0112111103, 1111., Lewis, James M., 01.. A'lCCrary. Geo. R., CL, Murphy, Clarence, Ph.l Pennington, Frank '11., CL, Scott,Aiva, 01., . Smith, Wirt 0., 01., Steele, John 111., 01., Storlinv S. T., 1111., D: ;201 President. Vice-President. Secretary; Treasurer. Orator. Poet. Historian. Paris, 111. Groencastle. Rushville. Greencasde. Findkly, 0. Paxton, 111. Quincy, 111. Greencastlc. VVestEuld. Now Paris. New Paris, Pa. Oxford, 0. La Grange. Greencastlo. Greenfield. New Albany. Piqua, 0. Sugar Grove. XVheeling. Vanduha. Hamilton. T111111, 0. Leavenworth. Indianapolis. Greencastle. Camden.

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1; When we returned next fall they wrote tt J uniortt across our ardS, which is a word meaning peace. Now came the time .arlors. To tell you more would be giving away secrets, and. tie not best; We can only admonish you to wait your turn. . xperience can tell you the joys of a we1l-spent Junior year setter than can the historian. , But in an unguarded hour a frenzy crept in to take the place 0f purer motives, six of our number succumbed to temptation, l nd were dismissed from among us. ' Let us turn over this sad wenty six! How our ranks have been mowed down! We ave not told you all. Let us stop a moment in our narrative, nd drop a tear upon two graves; for death, too, did not pass us y. Early in our Sophomore year we were called, with broken earts, to burya classmate,tender, loving, and full of promise,- lCLARENCE OUMBA-CK. And when misfortune and fate had done halmost all that could be do11e,we were called only a little While go to mourn enother-HENRY MOLLeea man tender and true. We dare not dwell longer upon these sad scenes, except to Beatter a few fresh, sweet flowers upon their quiet graves. We were not always so unfortunate, for early in the year we ere joined by six good men from Ohio Wesleyan, Whose 'associations we all cherish. , We are not split by faction or lashed by internal strife, for together. Have the class been students? You have only to k the registrar. Have they been rude and unsocial? Ask e numerous entertainers 0f the city. Have they been lacking honors? Consult the honor and prize rolls, and see the Worthy places they have tilled. No; take them all in all, Where ill you find better students and nobler men and women? In closing this eventful class history, we have but one senti- y ent to express-love for our noble ladies and cheers for our valiant men. And now we have come to say Farewell! a word that must he, hath been . A sound which makes us linger; yet-ferewell. nigh ?.r long walks, for nocturnal serenades and frequent lighted y age and count the surviving names on the Senior roll. Only: Jiur history has been such as has served to knittus closely 5k

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Stegmaier, 011218., 80., Stout, Edson D., 01., Thayer, E. P., CL, . Tucker, James B., 01., . Valentine, Hosford E., 01., WVatkins, Maggie, Lit. and Art, VVampler, A. TL, CL, . VVimmer, Frank D., Ph., 21 Greensb urg. Circleville, 0. G reenfield. Salem. Edinburg. Greencastle. i osport. Greencastle.