Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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In general the rules governing the fund are as follows: 1 . The purpose of this fund shall be to furnish loans of money to needy and worthy students of Ohio University. 2. I o be entitled to receive aid a student must have a net credit of 1 ,000 hours, or in other words, he must have finished two-fifths of a four-year course. To receive aid he must have proved himself worthy both in character and scholarship. 3. No student shall receive more than $100, in one year, nor more than $200 in his entire course. Aid shall be given only to such students as have promised to complete a four-year course. 4. Five per cent, interest shall be charged. The Committee governing the Fund consists of Dean E. W. Chubb, Professor Eli Dunkle, and Mr. J. D. Brown, President of The Bank of Athens. I he class of 1909 has the distinction of being the largest in the history of the University. But with the increase in attendance each year, it is not to be expected that it can long hold that honor. Our hope for our University is that its ever growing alumni roll will always mean a greater increase in love and loyalty for our Alma Mater. Some Alumni of O. U. at the Sun Dial, which was erected in honor of our first graduate, the Hon. Thomas W. Ewing, class of 1817. 7 n en y- our

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