Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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CLASS OF 990. COLORS: Pink and Peacock Blue. MOTTO: Age ei Vince. YELL: Wahoo, Wahoo, '9O'S lhe O Brains of the O. S. U. .il OFFICERS. 1 O. B. NIORREY, . . . . , Ponesiolent. J. H. LARGE, . . Vice Pmsfiolent. H. S. MITCHELL, . . Seoretcwy. O. E. SKINNER, . fZl'easWe1'. ALICE MOODY, . Hvlstofrelan. J. O. RI'TCHEY, . . Sergecmt-at-Arms. .QFFICERS OF PERMANENT ORGANIZATION. NELL1E TALBOT, Oolunilous, O., . . . Seowetaoiy. O. L. ARNCJIJD, Milan, O., . Assfistcmt Secretary. Q . HISTORY. HE Fall of '84 witnessed the arri- val of the first division of Uwe? 'unsf' Of that noble band of prepsthere survive but a hand- ful of the faithful ones,-Bertha, Mana and three of the rural COlllZl1l0'O11t--J . Ohahners Ritch- C A X ey, O. Pinokney FOX and one of the MAKLO editors. Of the rest, some have .flunkedg some are cultivating the 17

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gave themselves away. They lost their dinner and we did not let them out till 4 P. M. In our sophomore year we sustained a loss which it was not possible to replace, for C. Casper Oviatt and Tommy You- mans left us to return no more. The year wa.s marked by the Hallowelen. party which was an affair pleasantly to be remem- bered, notwithstanding the infantile attempt of 789 to mar the festivities. We read of the grasshopper being a burden to the land, but they could notcompare to those sophs, who were a thorn in our flesh from prepdom till they graduated. On the eve of the party, they stole the dress suits of all the boys-hats, coats, trousers, shoes, ties, gloves and a.ll. lVe had to go in our old clothes and were hopping mad. Since that time we have pursued the even tenor of our way, always sustaining our part in college life, wearing plugs and doing our duty ever. Leav- ing out of consideration the remnants of '89 which have come down to us for heir-looms as it were, we may say that our class is not distinguished either for its beauty or its brawn, but pos- sesses enough brains, Qsee our class yell,j to recompense us for their lack. Its prevailing characteristic is expressed in its motto, Age et Vince 'l . 1 QGet up and get therej. It is this sublime sentiment that has been the guiding star of 'Harry QProfessor Tuttle tried to change it to Henry but failedj Mitchell, Russell Feicht, Mer- shon and Ritchey in their successful efforts in every field, especially among the ladies. lt is this inspiration which has given Robert Kellogg Beach of Kelloggsville, Ashtabula County, this State, that unique style of eloquence which, as Heller says, catches the rural population? lt is this- Printer telephones for copy and the Historian of '90 takes the first car for the Gazette office 19 g