Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES. BEIRT SURENE BARTLOW: A. B.' ,Reiley; 1888; J K E;E10delphian; Y. M. C. A. ; UJ C1355 P1es.;12J SEC y Athletic A550ciation;13J ,Sec'y Athletic . Association; Washingtons Birthday Orator; Editor Miami Student; ' Vice-Pre5.E10delphian;14J Pres.E10delphian; Business Manager Mz'amz Student; Washingtons Birthday Orator; Class Orator; Com- menCemeInt Orat01;LaW;Democ1at. . . :1 ' . EVERETT RILEY BEARD: A. B.',Liberty,1nd. 1889; J K E; Miami Union; ' Y.M.C.A.;Ath1etic Association; 122JC1ass Pres; P1e5. Miami Union; Contest Orat01;13JTreas.Ath1etic Association; Librarian; Treas. Glee Club; 14J Editor Mz'amz Student; Pres. Miami Union; Y M. C. A. . . RecEption Orator; Business Manager RECENSIO; Class Historian ; Teaching; Republican. , A RAYMOND MOLLYNEAUX HUGHEszA. B.;Oxf01d;1888;fJK E; Miami ' U11i0n; '.Y M; C A.; Athletic Association;13JClass P165;, P1es Miami Union;P1es.Y. M. C A.': 14 J First H01101 Man; Valedictorian; Class Prophet; Eletrical Engineering; Presbyterian; Republican. GEORGE MCKNIGHT LAYMAN: A.B.,Piqua-; 1888;E10de1phian; Y. M. C. A. ,Athletic A550ciation;13J P1es.E10de1phian;Edit01 1412222222 Student; Washington 5 Birthday Orat01,Foot Ball Team; 14J Class Pres.,Edit01-in chief Mzamz' Student; Washington 5 Birthday Orator;Edit01 RECENSIO; Treas.Ath1etic Association; T1ea5.Y.M.C A.; Honor Orat01;Teach- ing; Presbyterian; Prohibitionist. ' , MINOR MILLIKIN MARKLE: A. B.; St. Joseph, Mo.; 1890; B 6 ll; Athletic Association; 13J Bishop Latin Prize; Class Treasurer: Tennis Tourna- ment; 14J Class Sec'y ; Law; Presbyterian ; Republican. RICHMOND AMES MONTGOMERY: A. H; Bell; 1891; B 61 ll; Y. M. C. A.; Athletic Association; 13J Editor Miami Studemt; Manager Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.7Reception Declaimer; 14J Class Poet; Commencement Orator; Ministry; Presbyterian; Republican. EDWARD PHILLIPS ROBINSON: A. B. Oxford; 1889; X Miami Union; Y. M C. A.' Athletic Associatio11;12J Librarian;13J P1e5.Miami Union; 14 J Editor Mzamz' Stude221;Secy Miami U1ii0n;Class T1eas.; Medicine; Republican. WILL LOUGH STUBBszA. B. West Elkton; 1888: -X; E10de1phian;Y. M. C.A.'Ath1etic Association;12J Foot Ball;13JCapt. Foot Ball; Editor Mziamz' Sludenl; Capt.Fie1d Day, Vice-Pre5.E10'delphian;14J P1e5.Ath1etic Association; P1e5.E10delphian;C1ass Sachem; Medicine; Republican. -.- 22

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given in our honor, which I understand. has not yet been paid for, we thorough- 1y appreciated the elegant t ?l menu of one-oyster-to-the-dish soup. I As, we neared the final term of our college course we determined to ask one favor of the F aculty. Feeling assured that our regular attendance up- on all Chapel exercises and other college duties entitled us to, some reward, we petitioned the F aculty to grant us optional attendance at Chapel exercises for the few weeks we would still spend at Miami. But what was our astonishment to learn that our petition had been disregarded and our request refused. Twenty members have from time to time been enrolled upon the Class roll of ,93, eight of whom yet remain. Of the other twelve-three are dead, one'is attending medical college, one is attending anarchiteetutal school, one is winning distinction as an organist, one is a stenographer, one has dropped back a class and the history of the'iother four is unrecorded. To prophesy of Ninety-three,s future is beyond the realm of her histo- rian, yet he has no hesitancy in saying that it will be brilliant. Three of her members are candidates for the professors chair, one for the ministry, one for law, one for medicine, one for. electrical engineering and one for the presidency. Taken all in all our years spent at Miami have been very pleasant, and it is with a feeling of regret that we reflect that we are soon to say good-bye to llOld Miami. It shall ever be our ambition to so conduct ourselves in the bat- tle of life as to reflect honor and glory upon our beloved alma mater. 2l

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JUNIOR CLASS! H , , .. V. CLASS CbLORs, - - .- - ' GREEN AND mea C. T. RANKIN; - a - , j '7 f - '- ,- - - - - -- President. H. H. HERMAN; - l - -' - - - - - - Secretam'; - YELL-Rip, rah, roar. - s '- . Miami i94. REAT COMPLACENCY unmixed with conceit animates us as we announce to. the reading public at large and t0 . Miamfs progeny in particular that we, the celebrated Class of i94, have attained the honored position of Juniors which we 'still continue to hold with und'iauntedi front, despite the many dangers that have beset our rough and toiISOine journey to our high pinnacle of . fame; whence we may gaze down over our pristine and erstwhile long expected mustachios 0n the' vulgar mob beneath'us.' Oh no! conceit is not an ingredient of- our individuality, for if there is one fault we do not possess it is egotism, although no class ever had a better right to boast of itself. ' ' ' i Now there isRankin, our illustrious president; No star that shines in thespacious firmament gleamsvwith SO, much brilliancy and eclat as the re- 23