DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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. 'U . J Y ,Wg ' ne. if 1 K 1 OFFICERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS Gu! Kmsunr ........ .lumen BISHOP . . . . Mun- Duncan E. J. Bums ..... Emm Cuuucmn. Aman-r Mnzmrn Hum. Mums Lucy Auzu Julia RICKAIH . . I 1 I' . 1 g 1' ..- - fnneoen. n n.-- on vs lv fr fi -L

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HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1908 , .- A X HERE is no organization in the Vniversity that can so well chronicle the history of the the class of nineteen hundred and m. f e10'ht as can the class of nineteen-nine. If rom the time that fwxba Keg fb LL QX 1 , I V , the cry of :fought-nine freshmen on the run ' was heard IH the air until the present time when we are about to put on the discarded cap and gown of the senior, that class has been before the eyes of the class of nineteen-nine. And since it has come down to the days when the seniors are to far be- yond the future go, it is but fair that we should plaee before them the tribute which, though oftinie withheld. has always been felt by the junior class. VVhen, in those wonder-disclosing, autumnal days of our freslmian year we were initiated into the mysteries of the survival of the iittest class scrap and the class of nineteen-eight, according to precedent, met the XYaterloo of February 22, we had nothing but admi1'ation for you who were the losers. In the succeed- ing winter when you with audacious courage waved the dummy before the class of 1907 we were secret admirers of your prowess. And sinee it was due to the efforts of 1908 that the great institution of the student bodyfthe DePauw Daily-was inaugurated, we can feel nothing but admiration for your success. You are soon to pass out of our circle of life into a larger and let us hope as successful a field. The memory of the class of nineteen-eight remains en- graven on our minds as the class which has done thingsusa class of true women and of good fellows. 17

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GUY RICHAHD Krxsrl-Jr, Hartfornl Vity, Intl. , Men who lllltl9I'fFlk9 lfousixleralmle things, even in a regular way, ought to give ns gronncl to prt-smne ability. Phi Kappa Psi: Kappa Tau Kappa. lrlxlrli .IEANNE Bisiiolf, Tokio, Japan. A vase I must llarn'-. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sigma Pi litag Mirage '07, Vive- Presiulent Vlass uf '07g Pan Hellenie '07-0sg Y. W. V. A. '073 l 1'eshman Gt'l'lllY1l1 Play '05g Senior Play '0S. PHILIP S. CH,x1:L1-is, Marion, lull. She was all in all to him. Sigma Vhi, Kappa Phi Oinierou Alphag Theta Nu Epsilon, Kappa Tan Kappa: Travk Team '05, '00, '07g President Junior Class '00407g Vive-Presillent Athletic Union '00-075 senior int-niher Stash-nt iitllllltii '07-0Hg President Athln-tie Bum-ll '07-0x3 Presiilvnt Inter-l 1'atn-rnity Base Ball League '07-085 Kln Klnx Klang Senior Play '0N. 1'n15'1'11 4'1111,Es, Alexandria, lnfl. Lou-liiiess Neefls not the foreign aiil of ornament, But is, when nnaslornewl, ailornefl the most. Der Deutsrhe Bmnl. FRED i,'L.-XIIENCE 'I'i'oK1-zn, Hume, Ill. Au athlete yesterilay, today and forvver. Delta Tan Delta, Kappa Tau Kappa, Kappa Phi Oinil-ron Alpha: memher German Vlub, memher Athletic Board '08, member Foot Ball Team '04, '05, '06, '07, member Track Team '05, '06, '07, '09, member Base Ball team '05, '06, '07, '08, Captain Foot Ball Team '07g Uaptaiu Track Team '07, Vaptaiu Base Ball Team '07g memluer All-State Foot Ball Team '07, member Freshman Infloor Travk Team '05q Vap- tain Sophomore Indoor Track Team '06, 19