Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Tanmc or CONTENTS-C07lf'lil?UUd- Happenings .................... 1. .. . . .. Announeemenls .............. Sunday Lectures ............... . ............. Horton and Aleyone Anniversaries. .... . Dorm. Tliaiiksgiving ..... ...... ......... Tlniversity Day. ....... Arbor Day ......... ................. .......,. .... ....,. ......... . Class Day P1'Hg'l'2l.1ll :mil Commencement Urulors Field Day .............................. A...4.. ..... ...,.. ..,, . State Field Dav. ......... . Best O. S. U. Beeords .......... Fort Ancient Expedition ...... .. Dorm. Happenings ...... ...... ...... . . . Democratic National Convention. ..... . Springfield Trip ...... ............ ...... Memorial of Queal and Gut-hridge ..... Professor 1Velsh. 'K In lvlemoriam .. Miscellaneous. ....... ......... ...... ...... . Prize Poem. ..... . .......... .... ...... . . . To Prexy. ................... ...... ......... ...... . . Novelette-How Bill 1Vent to College ...... Pensive ......... ......... ........................ . Torture.. . . . Fossils Quotations . .... . p LIST CF ENGRAVINCS Our Alumnus Trustee. .... .... ...... ............ . . . . Senior Heliotype .,.. C. Phi Gamma De1ta...... Phi Kappa Psi ...... Sigma Chi ............ Phi Delta Theta. .... .. Chi Phi ...... ...... . Beta Theta Pi. ............. . Kappa Kappa Gamma.. Foot Ball Team. ....... . Battalion Oflieers Professor VVelsh ..,.. I' Uili. 85 843 S7 88 SH HSP fill Sll SP2 112.5 1:4 SM Q5 1.1 101 105 108 1 UU fb 110 11-1 117 121 125 126 128 1551 13 17 31 34 Ol -10 -13 -lti 50 TS S12 1021 4 1

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PREFACE. HE tenth volume of the MAKIO is completed. If it meets with the cordial reception that has greeted pre- vious volumes, we shall be well repaid for our labor. The thanks of the editors are due all who have in any way aided the publication of the book. 'We are especially indebted to Prof. J. N. Bradford for a number of very fine drawings and photographs, also the Ghio Savings Bank for the loan of 310,000.00 in gold certificates in preparing our frontispiece. Hearing that the photographing of money is unlawful, we sub- mitted to the Secretary of the Treasury the photo that had been taken and learned that we were each liable to 35,000.00 fine.and 15 years imprisonment at hard labor. The design was at once abandoned and the present frontispiece adopted. We have tried to grind impartially and if any one has escaped rather easily, it is because he is a ram cms whose delineation has found no place in literature. Those who think they have been badly treated and thirst for gore are referred to our Grievance Committee, which consists of the editors who solicited advertising. These editors have endured all things and been all things to all men if perchance they might get an advertisement. They are tougher than book agents or thc Juniors and would be a dangerous crowd to tackle. Our lWAGIC NIIRROR has had to reflect images this year that would have stopped a clock and this explains its dilapi- dated condition as seen in the finis. J

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BOARDQDFIINTURS. JESSE JONES, '. 49 I' A. LOUIS F. KIESEWETTEE, . 111 If Alf. G. E. MOCOLLOOH, Z X. J. E. THOMPSON, . Q A 0. H. C. LAUGHLIN, . X QD. H. L. JOHNSTON, . B 0 17. MAHEL BASTERDES, . . K If F. J OFHCERS. JESSE JONES, . . ' President. LOUIS F. KIESEWETTER, Secretary. G. E. MOCOLLOOH, . . Treasurer JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, '87, . SpeOia1Artist.