Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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651.4 I 'BFI ' -: y o ,E Maria Emily Nichol, Ph. Euterpe. Maria doesn't get her diploma this year, but as she has been recognized as a member of the class, we put her in with the rest of them. Cheerful, studious and genial, Maria has won many friends in her college days. One thing she has done most suc- cessfully-she has disclosed in no way in what path are to be her footsteps in the future -but no matter where the coming years may find- her, we prophesy pleasure and prosperity. The eternal silence of those inhnite spaces terrihes me. 21 Mary L. iMontgomery, B. Ph. If B 43 Student Board of Controlq Vice President Philog Y. VV. C. A. Cabinetg Philomathean. Doctor. This is the girl with the wrist bag, who is always just going to or coming from Newark. She has tried all the schools avail- able in ten states, at last coming to Denison, which she has liked so well that she stays to graduate. Mary is johnny-on-thespot in any emergency whatever. Good humor is the health of the soul.

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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

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1 Frank Hurd Cox, A. B. Member '06 Adytum Boardg Senior Member '06 Underclassmen Contestg Prominent in Class Athleticsg Prepared at Macksburg High School. CoXy. Coxy is a graduate ofthe CBJ Cornell School of Diplo- macy, and is still a member of the Also-Ran Club. He can enlighten you on any subject within or without the range of his knowledge, as many can testify. But, honestly now, Coxy is all right even if he does resemble a grave-yard in his silence and lugubriosity. Being a man of parts, we believe that he will succeed-if he does not fail. Saaaam Hill, what's the matter with you fellers? Let's buck, by grab. Ernest Cornell, B. Ph. Editor 1906 Adytumg President Athletic Association 19063 Man- ager Senior Basket Ball Teamg President of the E. Cornell School of Diplomacy. Calliope. Pete. Freak. This epitaph eulogizes one of varied gifts and multiple achievements. Ernie is a finished example of a third-rate poli- ticiang it is said that he has been tendered the office of post- master at Aleck, with a view to getting a boost to Congress. VVhenever he grasps your hand, shake heartily, for his palm may be lined with a dollar. When's the Adytum coming out? ' 22