Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Plucky Monk Montgomery, crack quarterback and holder of honorable mention for Ail- American, goes down while forging his way through the Cincinnati line in the Home- coming game. Do you remember when Dutch turned orator at the newly inaugurated football ral- lies? Impressive Mr. Traut- wein was responsible for a lot of the fine spirit displayed by O. U. players and fans. Lyman Davidson, business man- ager of the Creen and White, gives Gertrude Dickerson and Arlene Camertsfelder a pep talk on how to sell the flying extra that he helped to edit — the occasion, Ohio beats llli- We had our toes tramped on at the eleventh annual Band Dance on September 30. Kappa Kappa Psi, sponsor, might well have posted the S. R. O. sign.

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Looking down from Lindley Hall porch after the 1938 Torch Sing, we could see most of our friends if we looked hard enough. It seemed at first glance that everyone in the university was standing down in the street and over on the opposite hill. Robert Frost, who is in the midst of reading his Mending Wall, packed the auditorium in one of the convoca- tions we especially liked. We were charmed by the individualism, firm voice, and rumpled silver hair of America ' s foremost living poet. The jubilant lad we see holding the cup is Chuck Floyd, leader of the 1938 Torch Sing winners. For the last four years Beta Theta Pi has carried off top honors in the annual Torch Sing. Last year ' s victory gave the Betas the first leg on a new cup. Company C of our local ROTC has a right to beam, for here we see them receiving the award for being the best in drill. President James, who just finished reviewing the units, is watch- ing (Honorary Colonel Virginia Shu- mate tie the ribbon of honor on the banner. Remember ' way back on a certain balmy Friday night last May? That was the night of nights for Jeanne DeRolph and jack Kleslop. Klere we see them just after they ' ve been crowned queen and king of the 1938 junior Prom.