Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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Senior Class Officers President O. R. O. Farel Vice-President, .... Ray Gilpatrick Secretar3 ..... Dora Zimmerman Treasurer, W. F. Powell Historian Blanche Baker Assistant Historian, . . . O. R. O. Farel Chaplain, Eugene B. Huffman

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Denison Faculty Harriet Maria Barker, A. M., History of Art. Mary ArnoIvD Stevens, A. B., :BngHsh Literature and History. Otto Engwerson, Voice, Choral Instruction. Susan Maxwell Moore, I ' ianoforte, Eusemble Classes. Jennie Elizabeth Blinn, Voice, Counterpoint. VlRGINIA B. ThORNE, Drawing and Painting. Carrie Marie Rowland, China Painting. Mary Ewart Adkins, A. B., Algebra, Physiology, and Physical Culture. Anna B. Peckham, A. M., Latin Language and Literature. Clara Anne Da vies, B. S., Science. Arthur Judson, violin, Harmony, Orchestra, History of Music. Harriet Messenger, Introductory Classes. Grace Vivienne Butt, Assistant in Piano, En.semble Classes, Theory. Ella Humphreys, Drawing and Painting. Absent on leave. 21

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Fanny Fern Adams, Lit. B., Philomathean. Welcome whereso ' er she went. — U ' hitlier. Miss Adams enjoys the rare distinction of graduating twice. After completing her course with the class of ' Ul she saw, with regret, that it was to be eclipsed by its successor, and so she wisely cast in her lot with ' 02. Throughout her school life she has been one of the soundest students and best-liked girls of Shepirdson. She is an earnest Y. W. C. A. worker, and she crowned her services to Philo by serving a term as president. Ernest S. Ashbrook, a. B., P. D. O., Calliope. Human bodies are sic fools For a ' their colleges and schools. — Bums. He is not yet married, but it is supposed that he will be. Ashbrook is very handsome, which in no small degree, has had a tendency to brighten his prospects. He was our class secre- tary and treasurer in 1900-1. His popularity with the Profs is largely accounted for by his affable disposition. vSuccess is certain. Bi ANCHE Elizabeth Baker, Ph. B., Philomathean. Her ' s is a spirit deep and crystal-clear, Calmly beneath her earnest face it lies. — Lowell. From the far north — how far we do not say — Miss Baker comes to us. After graduating from the preparatory depart- ment she entered Denison, where she has acquitted herself with honor. So proficient has she been in her studies that last year she was enabled to take a v- ' ication of two terms, a part of which time she spent in teaching the young ideas how to shoot. She is the only Senior in Burton Hall and thus wields an authority to which even the haughty Junior must bow. Lewis Henry Beall, A. B., Franklin. My mind to me a kingdom is. — Dyer. Beall was born in 1877. He is an excellent student. In language he stands well toward the head of the class. He is a Y. M. C. A. worker and has gained some reputation as a ball player. His life work will Vje that of teaching modern languages for which he is preeminently fitted. 23