Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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Franklin Giberson LaRue, B. S., EX Base Ball Team, Freshman, Sophomore and junior Years, Cap- tain, Junior Year, Chairman House Committee, ' Cleveland Hall, Vigilance Committee. A V Buddie has been at Denison for seven years, having en- tered as a junior Prep. He .doesn't say much, but you can bank that what he says is well thought out, and that he will de- liver the goods if it is in his line. He has strenuously endeav- ored to stick to the Wrigl1t for the last several years. lt is said that he can throw and tie a mosquito- as well as any man who ever hailed from New jersey. See what we have to put up with. 19 Robert William Luse, B. S., 2 X Class Vice President, Sophomoreg Local and State Treasurer, State Oratorical Association, Glee'Club, Sophomore, junior and Seniorg Track Team, Sophomore and juniorg Presi- dent, Franklin Literary Societyg Captain Track Team, Senior, Interscholastic Association, 1 junior and Senior. Franklin V Bobbie Bobbie has been at Denison for six years, entering Mid- dle Prep. He is very much addicted to the habit of serving on Committees,.and is most proud ofthe fact that Pa and Ma don't know that he smokes. He has taken a special evening course at Gil's - for a couple of years, and'Dame Rumor has it that he has gotten through witlronly one condition., Bobbie's genial air and pleasant manner-have won him a host of friends among college men and preps alike. Virtue possesses current value the world over.

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Laura Beitler, B. Ph.,IKgI3 - Denisonian Staff, 1905-'06, Washington Banquet Committee, Senior Girl's Play. Honors in Latin. . Tools From the shelter of the home of her ancestors in Carey, Miss Beitler came to Denison 'four years ago. As a protection against the wiles of a college town she wrapped herself in a cloak of dignity which has been well maintained up to the senior year. Along with the knowledge found in text books, she soon discov- ered that there is a pleasure in the pathless woods, and learned to love, not man the less, but nature more. justice demands that at this time mention be made of an ac- complishment possessed by Laura. which has remained hidden for three years-a voice which may not only soothe the cares and lift the thoughts of men, but may, in days to come,.drive the wolf of starvation from the door. ' Can l ever bid these joys farewell? ' - Frances Wells. Priest, B. Ph., X Xl' A Adyturn Board, 1906. Board of Control, Student Government. Y. NV. C. A. Calendar Committee. Commencement Committee. Washington Banquet Com- mittee. Senior Play. Frankie Starting with the quotation appended, if you don't believe that, just ask a certain Harvard law student. Frankie is an -advocate of the doctrine that absence makes the heart grow fonder. She takes life good-naturedly ,and always has a smile for you, even if she has but three minutes to get to breakfast. Frankie comes down on her heels a bit ,heavily and you can usually tell when she is approaching. She makes a nice look- ing senior in her cap and gown and does credit to the front row of chapel seats on circus days. Faithful in love, resigned in widowhoodf' 8 - 1

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William Elmer Forsythe, B. S. 1906 Adytum Board, Assistant in Engineering Department, Treasurer Calliope, Base Ball Manager 1907, Five Years in Town, Honors in Mathematics. Calliope ffBi11'i The above named gentleman is the mathematical wonder of 1007. In recognition of his powers in this department the position of sub to Birney has been awarded to him, and even now Birney declares him a pronounced success. However, should Forsythe desire a change of pasture, we are sure that he will be accorded a hearty welcome in the department of college politics by his friends, E. Cornell and Felix Fleming. Well now, see here. ..... Robert Spencer Rockwood, B. 5. Board of Control, 1906, Class Treasurer, Junior Year, 1906 Ady- tum Board, Treasurer Franklin, Glee Club, 1905-7, Assistant in Physics Department, 1905-7. Honors in Chemistry. Franklin Rocky Bohn does not make many flourishes, but he gets there just the same. Although he is regarded as a silent spirit by his fellow classmates, he frequently makes himself obnoxious in the Glee Club and Church Choir. Indeed it is said that Rocky contemplates a career in grand operag this report has been cir- culated far and wide, but we feel sure that- it must have ema- nated from Rocky's friends, for his good horse sense will, we believe, lead him to higher and better things. His music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. . 20