Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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liii I lili go ,fn JOSEPH KILGORE Bakerstown, Pa. Senior I'i'v:siclunt: Yicc-l'rL-siilvnt Snplminorc Claes 'llll XXX-listvrl .Xrlelphikosg llriusc Cl'lI'llllllIlL't', 'Z0. Little rlirl wc realize, when llcckcrt arrirt-il to tzikv his plact' in nur College, that a real blessing was lacing licstuxu-il upon ns. Tho ycarm however, have aclilctl to our ztpprcciiltiun of his stu-rling qimlitick, lmth as a stutlcnt and as 21 man, until tmluy lit- hpltls fl place in our ht-arts which no othcr coultl Hll. l'Ieckert's interest licrc tlitl not pruvcnt his :inswuring hi, cuuiitryk call. After two ycars in thc si-rvici-, twulvt- ninntlis in Franvxc, he was fliSchargefl as a sc-rgcant in thc Xluliczll Corps. ,l0e's ambition is to ht-cmnc Zl grcat snrgt-mi, :intl in tu thc fnllill- ment of this flesirc, we ft-el no ilouht. XN'l1:1tL-vcr pntli ht- may cliou-t-. and to whatever heights hc may rise. wt- can only wish him tlutl spot-tl. joe 29 liii I liii

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lili l..-.-Ili.-I liii , Nineteen Twenty CLASS OFFICERS jos. K. HECKERT ----- - Presiderit LEE ACKLEY - - Vice-President GRACE MCCUNE - - Secretary PHILIP B. HILL - - Treasurer CLASS CDA Y PERFORMERS Jos. K. HECKERT ----- Presiderifs Qfifddress G. G. PHIPPS - - - - Knocker j. G. ALLEN ---- Optimist HAROLD BAER, ELIZABETH BELL - - fD01iors GRACE MCCUNE, MILDRED NUZNER - -Uifrtists WIvI. R. ANDERSON - - - - Orator ROGER ORMOND - - - - 'Dedaimer MARY CHRISTY - - Historian VVILBUR GREOO - Poet JESSIE MOORE ------ - Prophet IVY CDA Y PERFORMERS PHILIP B. HILL -------- Urator WM. GILSON, BESSIE GRACE - - - Receivers of the Ivy COMMENCEMENT :DA Y PERFORMERS MII.DRED MIZNER ------- Salutatorian DEANE G. WALTER - - Orator HELEN j. I'IARTT - Valedictoriaiz 28 . liii li-Il!1.1l liii

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lc?-'-'ii I ligi gr CHARLES LEE ACKLEY, B.S. Siegel, Pa. Webster: lipsilon Pi: Vice-President Class 20: Class llasket-hall, 'ZUQ Class liase-ball, 'lt9. Lee received his early training and second- ary education at Siegel, where he graduated from the High School in '15 with highest hon- ors. In the spring '16, Grove City was first honored with his presence. llis motto is, Work while you work, and play while you play. .Xs a result, he is one of the honor stu- dents of the class, and he has found time to take a leading part in the social activities of lhe college. During the war he proved his ability as a soldier, being pro'noted to the rank of ser- geant and later chosen as a candidate for Ufficers' Training camp, where he was at date of Armistice. Grove City will suffer a real loss hy Lee's graduation, both as a student and a true, loyal friend. The best wishes of the class go with him. ,, X v JOHN G. ALLEN, B.S. A11en's Mills, Pa. Iirookville High School: Webster: Adelphi- kos: Cheer Leader, '17, '20g Chairman Gen- eral Play Committee '20: Base-ball Manager, '20, David Carricl-: : The End of the Road. There stepped from the train one afternoon in the fall of 15315 a youth who, for three years, was destined to be a leading spirit among us. He was none other than the illus- trious -lohn G. Allen, alias t'Ierry. .X born leader, a man of attractive person- ality, .Xllen's influence is felt wherever he goes-and let it he said that his influence is always for the best. He is a booster, an up- lifter, the type of man for which the world is crying out today. His record as a student is an enviable one. As a soldier he spent a year in France with the A. E. F. When he leaves us, his loss will he keenly felt, but we would not keep him if we could. He belongs to the world and as he goes forth to achievement and suc- cess, he carries with him the best wishes of a multi ..ACk,, tude of friends. , 'X 1 W . s . , . A Z 1 i I' nlerryu lili I lgii