College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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classmates. AFreshman of three or four days standing is rather timid and shy. He seems to have a decided anthipathy to standing without some means of support, either the wall or some piece of furniture. He also is extremely self-conscious and seems to think he has too many hands. This uncomfortable state of affairs is aggravated by a certain nervous politeness that doubtless is the result of Prof. Kirkwoodsiifty-five minute lectures. Under his tuition our class will, in time, emerge from barbarism and attain a high degree of culture and civilization. This brings us to foot-ball. Our record is most enviable. Our aim was not to strive after distinction in the line of broken shoulders and noses, but rather, to play inoffensive, intellectual foot-ball. In this we flatter our- selves that we have succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations. We defy the school to produce a man who can buck with the terrible ferocity of a Snyder. In looking over the Freshman row in Chapel, we cannot restrain our admiration. In the front row we see the haughty and impassive features of President Bailey, whose thrilling and terrible eloquence, on the night of his nomination, proclaimed the advent upon the political stage of a man whose towering intellect and imperious will was to dominate and determine the career of a great party. Farther back we see our orators, Demosthenes Corbett, and Cicero Cfebhart. Then we have Mr. Frame, who is a prodigy of learning. In the course of time, it is hoped, he will grow into his voice. Farther back is Mr. Doty, one of our intellectual lights, who has the brighest head in the class. Then we see the calm and serene countenances of Damon McCloskey and Pythias Pugh. In the next rows we see the beaming faces of Miss Pomeroy and Miss Arbaugh, who endeavored to reach distinction through the Dorm. windows, and Miss Ewing, whose tones are soft and dulcet as those of a Spanish Senorita. God speed the class of 1901 upon its careerg may the years which lie before her be filled with happiness and contentment, and when she has reached the goal may she, like the sun, gilding with splendor that which is past, flooding with light that which the mists and obscurity of the future now conceal, may she then depart gloriously and go out into the world to meet life's trials with fortitude and iight lifeis battles with heroism. 4

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freshman Claes Roll. LAURA LILLIAN ARBAUGI-Lg .... MARY ADA ANDERSONJI ........ ZULA ISABELLE ANDERSON ,..... MARY BELL ANDERSON,II ........ GRACE LENORA ANDERSON,II .... CHARLES HODGE BAILEY, ....... ALBERTA MAY BARNHART, ..... JOHN HOOD BRANSoN,. ....,.... . ANNA BOTT, ............................ HARRX' BRUNER, ..... , ................ . ELIZABETH JANE CATHCARTJI PEARL MARIE CLQPPER, .......... BERTHA BELL CLARK,5 ..... MAY NIKON CORBETT, .......... CHARLES HODGE CORBETT, .... FANNIE NORTON CURRY, ....... GEORGE DICKSON, .............. BOYD PATTERSON DOTY, ...... ..... .....Cadiz, O. .....LOuclOnville, O. .....Bellefontaine, O. .....ROcheSter, Pa. .....ROcheStCr, Pa. .....WOOStC1', O. .....GreenSlwurg, Pa. .....WCSt Union, O. .....ApplCC1'CCli, O. .....De6aI1ce, O. .....Newburg, N. Y. .....WOOStEl', O. .....Cadiz, O. .....Cl1efOo, China. .....Cl'IefoO, China. .....WOOSter, O. Palestine, O. .....LeNingtOn, O. ZELLA ETTA EARLS, ...................... ..... XI Vooster, O. CHARLOTTE OLIVIA EVERHARD, .... ..... XI Vooster, O. DORA FIILLERTON EGGLESTON ,..... ..... B loomingburg, O. AMY BORES EGGLESTON ,............. ..... B loomiugburg, O. ANNA IQEZIAH -EWING,g .... .. ..... Wooster, O. IRA ELLIS EVVING ,.......... ..... C zmaan, O. RALPH HALL FERRIS ,.... ..... W Ooster, O. GENEVIEVE FURREY, .......... ..... N ewarlc, O. MURRAY SCOTT FRAME, ....... ..... VX Vooster, O. GAILLARD BOTHE FULLER ,..... ..... L Oudonville, O. AGNES JANE FINDLAY, ........... ZELLAII JANE GARRETT, ..... JANE IRWIN GLENN,E ........ JOII LEE GREGORY? .........,...... CHRISTIAN MIXTTHIAS HAAS, JOI-IN ELAIER HAYES, .............. GERTRUDE HIXTFIELD ,............... OLIVE BATCIAIELDER HADLEX', .... GRACE HARROLD, .............. ........ CIIARI.ES ALLEN HEIM, ...... JAAIES MCCLURE HENRY, .... . HELEN NATALIE I-IENRY,... OSCAR FREER l'llLLS,l' .......... ALICE NICGUINES I-IUGI-IES ,..... TODD AIIRAIIAAI I'IUMl!liRT, .... ROSCOE NIERL II-IRIG, ....... . lfA'l'l'IliRINlE NIAUDE JAY, CLARA EDITII ICECK ,............. . ER NEST IXROAI ER, ............ . ........ . FRANCES S'l'El-I.A LANG IfIT'I',:5 .. SARAH BELLE LEAN,II.. .......... LIENRY ADAM LIND, ...... . .....WOOsteI', O. .....Paint Valley, O .....WOOSteI', O. .....WOoSter, O. .....WarSzIw, O. .....MedwzLy, O. .....SidnCy, O. .....VVZI.Sl'll1lg'lZOl'l, C. H., O .....WOOStCl', O. Nova, O. .....CantOn, China. Canton, China. .....NVOOStCl', O. .....Merril, Wis. .....WOosteI', O. .....Smithvillc, O. .....St. Marys, O. Marsllzxllville, O. .....NCXVZll'k, O. .....AllCg'l'lZl1lCj', Pa. .....NliLl1SflClfl, O. .....WOOStCI', O. 25