Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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Daniel Sheets Dye, B. S. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1905-63 Treasurer Y. M. C. A. 1906-'73 Presi- dent Calliope 1906g Chairman Senior Memorial Com- mitteeg Expects to teach. Calliope. ' Dan ' In the midst of hard work he used to prepare his recitations while chasing delinquent Y, M. C. A. dollars. With the record behind him which he has made we expect great things of Dan when he enters his chosen profession, that of teaching the young idea how to shoot fpaper wadsj somewhere in the wilds of the West Virginian land. I stand for true worth and a square deal. 25 Charles Prose, B. S. y Assistant in Physics Departmentg Trustee and President of Cal- liopeg Treasurer of Y. M. C. A.g Expects to teach. Calliope. Frosy.'l Called to occupy one of the honored places in the Physics Department, Charlie has proved himself the man for the place, and has shown them what he could do. He is a member of the Benedict Club and, as his name would indicate, has a special antipathy for poetry, not to mention Deutsch. A self-made man who has great respect for his Maker.

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Ida Elizabeth Wickenden, B. Ph. 1 Class Historian, 1905-061 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 19063 Student Government Board of Control, 1905-063,P1'esident junior Girls3 President Senior Girls3 President Student Government 1906, President'Y. W. C. A.3 Class'Secreta1'y 19073 1906 Adytum Board3 Senior Girls? Play3 Wash- ington Banquet Committee. Philomathean ' Wick When Wick Hrst let her light shine at Denison, she was known as her brother's sister. Since that time she has gained the reputation of having the most offices of any girl in school. See the above record in regard to that. As the crowning work of her college career, she did think of writing a scientific treatise on the Evolution of Human Love, based on experiences, but abandoned it in favor of daily practices in the al't of doing and saying the kind thing. The truest friend is she, The kindest lass in doing courtesy, Elizabeth Emma Wilson, B. Ph. Manager Senior Girls' Playg Vice President ofthe Senior Classg Member of the 1906 Adytum Board. , Euterpean Bessie , Though Bess has been with us some time, not until this year has she taken up the study of Philanthropy. We hear that she has made rapid progress for one so inexperienced, and that she is thinking of taking honor work in this branch later. In this connection we might add that she has fallen into the ranks of Coxy's army. The crimson glow of modesty o'ersp1'ead her cheek.

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Ira Donald Huston, A. B. Treasurer and Recording Secretary of Calliope, Class Foot Ball and Basket Ball Teams, Prepared at Mobile High School. A Calliope Don Our friend from the Sunny South is an example ofthe kind that get there by being eternally at it. He has been more than faithful to his literary society. One thing that we may say with certaintye-whatever he is, his roommate is Ditto, Not being able to accuse him of any particular Sem coi1nections,we conclude that he loves some pretty gal, way down in Mobile. A solemn youth with sober phiz NVho eats his grub and minds his bizz. Earl Read Scheffel, B. s. Geological Librarian, junior and Senior Years, Recording Sec- retary, Calliope, Specializing in Geology and Chemistry, with the expectation of teaching. Calliope. One of the shining lights from Dayton who does honor to the whole tribe. His specialty is superintending tl1e young ladies who assist him in the geological library, but be careful, Earl, Cupid is on the warpath. An active literary society man and an excellent student, is the worst we can say for him. A geologist with a heart of flint. . 26