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Officers of the Senior Class C. J. Stilwell C. J. Stilwell Dee Shuman R. D. Hart L. F. Thomas Josephine Stewart COLORS Red and Grey FLOWER Carnation YELL Cliickapoo, Wallapoo, Chicka, Laca, Len. Denison, Denison, 1910. President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Historian, 26
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Senior Class History THE Senior strolled down Broadway one moonlight evening and as the town clock tolled off the hour of twelve he paused to have another look at his old friend in the steeple. As the last vibrant peal echoed through his brain the hands beckoned to him and a rumbling, croak- ing voice interrupted his meditations. Ere I have tolled off many more hours the class of 1910 will be but a memory to Granville and to Denison University ; but not so to me. I saw you in the fall of 1906 coming to join the college on the hill, boys and girls led in tow by the T. M. C. A. and T. W. C. A. representatives. Even then there showed in you a determination to go in for all Denison has to offer, and that alone aroused my admiration, and it was with no small interest that I saw you band yourselves together with Harry E. Orr as your president. You may be sure that I closely noted your progress. Those first da.ys tried the mettle of the class, and you showed the world and the Naughty-Niners that you had come to college for intellectual advance- ment, for the highest and the best. The loss of such a minor thing as the cane-rush of the ear made no difference to you. It was simply the public demonstration of where you as a class placed the emphasis in college attain- ment. You again demonstrated this purpose during the following autumn, when the class of 1911 presumed to encounter you on Beaver Field, and you showed your spunk when your beloved president, Carl Duerr, was persuaded to change his abode for an evening. The adage says that grit wins, but so does wit, as the chap can tell you who spirited away the films over which the Fresh- men were rejoicing The Class of Nineteen Hundred Ten holds a unique place in the annals of old D. U., unique in that you cheerfully yielded athletic honors to the more needy sister classes. However, from among 3 ou have come such football heroes as Hart, Stilwell, and Walker. Again, you are unicjue in your social life. Do you remember your first stunt in the gym? ■ Double, double, toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble. October 27, 1906, 7 :30 p. m. — what a rollicking frolic that was ! Away with formality ; Let ' s get acquainted ! And each and every class since then See Page 41. 27
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