Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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isuiow. IVIABEL FLOY DENISON, Ph. B., Philomathean. ll Den ll is the class baby, and her lung power is certainly remarlt- able for one so young. ln her brief career she has caused considera- ble disturbance-her influence extending as far as Pataslcala. As for her Granville conquests, just recall the deep feeling revealed by the Senior toaster at the Washington banquet. ll Oh Den, clear Denison.'l D. PAUL ORCUTT, B. S., B 9 II, Calliope. Deacon ll is one of your busy men. His duties at the heating plant have been too onerous to permit him to graduate with the class, but we print his picture and write this brief account just to show that there's no hard feeling. MYRA COBB PELLENS, Ph. B., Euterpe. That tallcative, matronly girl who mothers everyone and lends small household articles to all the Sem. She is a doctor, money- lender, dress-mal-:er and a dozen other useful things in one-lilce the combination corlcscrew-button-hoolckeyring lcind of a knife. Myra is interested in' the pursuit of a diamond which she says is very hard to obtain. As for tallcing, when Myra begins you'd better stand from under. Men may come and men may go, But I go on forever. ROBERT D. HUNT, Ph. B., B 9 H. ll Bob 'l is a still fox, but he usually delivers the goods if it's in his line. l-le has served his class on class base-ball,foot-ball and basket- ball teams, and has been a member of the Mandolin Club several seasons. l-le is said to be a neophite for the Order of Benedicts. A smolcer of pipes with an eye for a maid. PAGE TVVENTY-SEVEN

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issuers. HELEN TAMZEN CASE, B. S., K iv, Euterpe. Helen is a majestic creature, but more of a clinging vine than one would suspect from appearances. Like one of her sister classmates, she is interested in a Hunt-fortunately for the maintenance of peace, not the same I-lunt. Helen gets sadly fused about her eyes, which are very' striking, though she does not admit it. She expects to star next season as hero in H The Pig with the Yellow Tailf' ll Drink to me only with thine eyes. JAMES FOSTER CI-IAFFEE, A. B., B 9 H. Jimmie comes from Texas, and like the man from Nlissouri, U you've got to show him. He showed his good sense in coming to Denison from Nlarshall' College, Texas, and starting his career at Denison with '05, which was then the Sophomore class. Jimmie has been active in the Glee and Mandolin Clubs and in class activi- ties, giving effective assistance on the business staff of the 1904 A cl y t u m . A nl have been politic with my friend, smooth with mine enernyf' lVlARjORlE. WlLLlAMS, Ph. B., X Nl' A, Euterpe. Nlarjorie, alias Joy, is too happy for words so she just laughs. ln fact she spends most of her time practicing laughing duets, and it is suspected that she will soon enter into a permanent engagement in that capacity. She is a great walker and they cover more ground in an hour than other people can in a minute. incidentally she is taking honor work to get a stand in with the Profs. g Teasing, teasing, I was only teasing you. ELMER LORING CONLEY, B. S., B 9 II. Elmer has had a very checkered history at Denison. ln his first year he was a gallant major of cadets. Since then he has been con- nected With the Engineering Society, having been one' of its promoters and charter members. His chief characteristic is the smile that won't corne oft. 'I must have liberty Withal, as large a charter as the wind, To blow on whom I please. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - .. ,L

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Swiow. ELIZABETH THORNTON, Ph. B., X NI' A, Euterpe. n Bess is a home-keeping body, and although she is besieging school boards, everyone smiles and looks wise. She is pledged to Sigma Chi and authorities say she will be initiated before long. Bess has a beautiful smile and an interesting diamond. She doesrft tallc a great deal, but people couldn't get along without her to pour oil on troubled waters. The sweetest thing that ever grew. PERRY DANIEL XVOODS, A. B., Calliope. UP. D.'l by dint of strenuous efforts succeeded in casting off his connection with the purse-proud class of l906 and east his fortune with the Orange and Black. l-le has been a worthy addition and has done every class duty that has fallen to his lot. He is supposed to have ministerial aspirations. ll The fellow who has the spunlc to think and act for himself. MARGARET ANN VVATKINS, Ph. B., Euterpe. 'Peggyn is a little girl who sings tenor and whistles. She is a tiny mite of a thing, but gets over more work than many of the big folks who can look down upon her. Among her minor accomplish- ments are type-writing and playing the piano, into both of which she puts much energy and feeling. Whistling girls and crowing hens,'l etc. GEORGE NICKOLS, A. B., Calliope. George is an odd genius whose abilities as a punster and poetaster are proverbial. He has not yet decided whether to farm or preach, but believes that he could clo both with pleasure and profit. ll The man with the hoe. PAGE TWENTY-EI GHT