Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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CLARK BARROWS HATCH, B. A., 111. r. A. l'Like a drum, noisy but empty. Our friend Hatch is a well-meaning individual. good hearted and always ready for fun. In due season he will probably assume that air of seriousness which usually is a characteristic of an M. D. Just now Ihe cares of life are not oppressing him. His favorite pastime is smearing the profs 5+-es WILSON AMMON HOLMES, B. A., Franklin. He would not, with peremptory tone. Assert the nose upon his face his own. Daddy Holmes is the patriarch of our flock. He has stood by us nobly through weal and woe and has at last guided us safely to the goal of our ambitions, At any rate Holmes is the nrst one of the class to secure a position for himself after he takes his diploma next June. C2432 LIELA CLAIRE HOLCOMBE, B. L., X. XP. A., Philomathean. Miss Holcombe comes from Corning, a town famous for its good coal and beautiful girls. After graduating from High School she came lo Shepardson. Desiring to taste the joys of school life in the Sunny South, she left us for a year but finally returned to her first love if and Shepardson. Her influence has been felt in all the organizations of which she has been a. member. 'ins PLATT ROCKWELL LAWTON, B. A., Franklin. Night after night he sat and hleared his eyes with books Lawton was formerly a chase1 ' but has recently re- formed. He perhaps wields more influence than any man in school and at the same' time it is always for the best. And what more could be said of him than that he was the Presi- dent of the Y. M. C. A. 35

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JAMES KEEP DEWEY, B. A., fr. r. A. 'A Independence now and independence forever. Like his famous namesake, Dewey has become prominent in the last few years. He is a tighter and was one of the irst members of the class to make himself felt. As an artist he has gained renown. Whenever anything startling occurs, everyone exclaims, with one accord, UDewey did it! 1' si-P+? WILLIAM ASHMORE DAVIES, B. S., Franklin. '1And this man would be a lawyer. Seeing the advantages to be gained by graduating with this class instead of the naughty-naught class. Davies very considerately left school for a year until we had caught up with him in our studies. He is the legal adviser of the class and draws up all resolutions. petitions, etc.. in due legal form. sin? EDWIN G. GRANDSTAFF, B. S. 'RA very gentle beast and of good conscience. So very quiet and yet when he speaks all are attention. As a bi-metalist he was handled without gloves in Econom- ics but was never knocked out completely. He can be found at all hours prowling around his musty lab. Teddy is one of the quiet sort but yet he has some very decided opinions. ' ' are DAVID EDWARD GREEN, B. S., Calliope. Why conceal that which relieves distress. For an all round, up-to-date, energetic, imperturable hust- ler and amateur photographer, David Edward cannot be ex- celled. If you wish anything done just tell him your troubles and he will do the rest. He has some symptoms of that dangerous disease known as K'my-heart-is-not-my-own, but we hope he may recover. But seriously Las Prexy saysy, 'iUncle George is a hard worker and will probably make an impression on L' this mundane sphere. 34

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OSCAR FRANK MOORE, B. S., Franklin. 'LA preacher's son, yet not a rogue. As a business man he is a decided success. The Ady- tum' is a proof of his ability in that line. His favorite pastime is being pleasant to the young ladies, on whom he beams with his cherubic smile. A perfectly good-natured lad as Wise as a serpent yet as harmless as a dove. HARRY ELLSWORTH ORSBORN, B. L. i Young man, go West! Orsborn is all right, at least Orsborn and the Wild and Wooly Westerners, Whom he exhorts from Week to week, think so. Orsborn left us before We Were very well ac- quainted with him but we prophesy for him a long life of usefulness in the First Baptist Church of Dead Man's Gulch, or wherever he may see fit to set up his ranch. Here's to the health of Orsborn and Orsborn's infant son! 4224 ANNA MAY PATT, B. A., Eureqie. Miss Patt begun her life in the Badger State. I-Ier edu- cation has not been of the regular routine form yet she ex- pects. and justly, too, to carry away a B. A. degree from Denison this June. Her future prospects are Very bright, and it is even hinted that before long she will change her name. SH? WILLIAM J. PEACOCK, B. L. His music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. He sings. He plays the chapel organ. He helps Prexy crack jokes, He draws pictures for the Adytum and says they're all right. He scraps with Dick and slides down hill with the Sem. teachers. Behold, he has many and varied accomplishments, which he will be pleased to tell you if you call on him. H 35