Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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The Chestnut Burr ii 1 1 1 nu 1 mx lu il lui I mmm ww u ii 1iimninuninmminunmmiumiimmuiunniunuinunnuuiimuiumuunuwrmuimmiummmuulmmmml l nl l r nm ll l I :vu mlnnm nmlm I mu n :nun CORA VINETTA HERSHNER, Mt. Gilead, Ohio A quiet, unassuming girl with a bright outlook on life. With an smile and a pleasant word for all. Work while you work, Play while you play, This is her motto From day unto clay. GILBERT ROBERTS, Frederickstown, Ohio For the past four years Gilbert has stood like a Saul in the student body of K. S. N. C. At the cost of much personal sacrifice he has freely given his time and energy toward furthering the student welfare and happiness here. Always calm and deliberate, he possesses that rare quality of thinking a subject through logically, considering all possible points of view. Because of his wonderful capacity for knowledge, his broad-mindedness, and altruism, he will some day say: Veni, vidi, vici. Although hardly a woman hater, he has spent little time this winter entertaining the fair sex in our midst-but who knows?

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The Chestnut Burr mlmmuiiii1mmmlulvluulmmu1IAinuvnllunllllumuI HullulIlltllvlulolnnluui i lu 1 no liuuunninminumiIlmnrinum:mmllimninumnzumummununinnminnmrnmnullullulvlllllllnlmllillulnnunnunnln:numllululullllmllulllmllululinlmurulrnlnmlulnmlnr nr immmulnnlmlullllllumlunllull KARL N. KELLER, Massillon, Ohio Then here's to Keller, such a cute little fellerg He's a friend tried and true to be sure. If you have had some bad news, Or perhaps have the blues, Just talk with this chap-he's the cure. Yes! Karl comes from Massillon, to be sure, but please don't associate Bug Houses with him, as a more wide-awake little man never trod the halls of K. S. N. C. The Wise Ones have told us that a man can be well judged by the way he spends his leisure hours. Keller devotes his to indoor baseball, and, it is rumored, makes frequent trips to Lowry Hall. He says he is not in love, tho, and he hasn't time to get married anywayg but time alone will tell. Good luck, Karl! May the success which you have proved you deserve be yours. KENNETH NORTON MCCLINTOCK, Twinsburg, Ohio We are indeed glad that Mr. McClintock saw fit to take his post-graduate work at K. S. N. C. His experience gained from residing' in one of Ohio's greatest Universities, coupled with his sterling scholarship and his ability to make friends have made him a trusted and valued friend of all who have been fortunate enough to make his acquaintance.

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The Chestnut Burr MINNIE ETHEL WHEELER, Massillon, Ohio Calm, unruffled, dignified, and faithful in performing the smallest details of her work, we End Miss Wheeler intensely interested in Household Science. Is there any special reason, Minnie? HARRY W. KANE, Kent, Ohio Mr. Kane might well be termed Dean of the Class of 1918 as far as age goes, but in spirit Mr. Kane is as young as the youngest of us. He has the spirit that will never grow old. His broad experience as a teacher and his ability to recognize and relate some of the bright and witty things in life have earned him the place that he holds in the memory of each of his classmates.