Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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ARTHUR R. TUTTLE, Ph.B., Sycamore Club, Franklin. Mt. Gilead S., Pres. B. Y. P. U. UU, Pres. Ministerial Asso. UD, Franklin Play fly, f3J, Sec. Franklin 131, Lewis Prize Contest CU, Cteol. Soc., Stud. Vol., Debating Team 145, Ctospel Team f3J. E From the above list of accomplishments we can readily see that Art is a man of activity along religious and literary lines. His acting in the Franklin plays was one of the features each year. He interrupted his course for one year in order to get a wider viewpoint by means of teaching when he acted as assistant principal at Mt. Gilead High School. Art is headed for the ministry and we may justly expect to hear of him later. g EMMA LUELLA Rose, Ph.B., Philo. Townsend l-l. S., Class Basket Btll, Sec. of Mission. Soc. Emma has been a faithful King Hall-er and from first to last during her four years' stay she has helped in the fun making. l-ler life has been a happy one if we except her one term of proctorship and the one time when the Senior Basket ball team lost a game. Basket ball has been Emma's pride and as guard she won her laurels. Emma has been' here for work and she has gone from one to seventeen in mathematics. Her skill along this line is surpassed only by her thoughtfulness for others. KATHERINE CURTIS CRITCHFIELD, Ph.B., Kappa Phi. Mt. Vernon I-l. S., Nat'l. Park Seminary, Euterpe-Philo Play KU, Mgr. Class Basket Ball KID, Girls, Swimming Contest UD, Pina- fore Cast C3D, French Play CQ, UU, Secy. or Treas. Eng. Choral Soc. UU, Chimes of Normandy UU, Class Basket Ball UU, Senior Play. Kay has acquired such a thirst for knowledge that it keeps her hopping all the the time. If you want lo find her, go to the Ob-servatoryg she is an ardent star- gazer. If she isn't there she will probably be at the Con-servalory. Katherine strayed from the fold for a year and went to National Park Seminary, but she soon came back to D. U. A. C. lNWOOD, New Burlington, Ohio.

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f ff Gif' f 9 . FRANK D. OLNEY, B.S. Coshocton H. S., '09, Assistant in Chemistry CZD, QSD, Olney is a tall, quiet youth always serious and dignified except when handing out the apparatus up at the chemistry department. He usually gives the impression of always thinking. His work at Denison has been principally along the lines of chem- islry but this has not kept him out of other activities which make the all around col- lege man. His mental equipment to meet the battles of life is far above the ordinary. His main ambition since becoming a Senior has been to get the unickelsn and we most earnestly wish him success. FLORENCE MCINTYRE, Ph.B., Thalia. Toledo -C.H.S. '09, Asst. in History QQ, UU, Treas. Philo f3l, Chaplain Thalia . Did you know that they have a general bureau of information down in Stone Hall? Who is it? Why, Plossie, of course! There isn't a bit of gossip or scandal going the rounds of the Sem but what Florence can give full information on it. She is as proficient in ancient history as in that of the present day for she shines in Professor Goodell's department. Third Hoor Stone people will miss their kind-hearted proctor. Good luck to you, Plossie! f , 1 f f ,f 5 ',f. C I . . . W , - , iitn T , , a ,. , ,,.t, . Qi., . ,, BEss1E LENORE BENNETT, Ph.B., Sigma Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Philo. Momence HS. '08, V. Pres. Y. W. C. A. QZD, Pres. Y. W. A. UU, Ctlee Club Pianist CZD, CEO, fill, Honor Court UU, Stud. Govt. QQ, f3l, fill, Sec. Ath. Asso. QD, Chaplain Philo 131. Girls' Contest Com. CQ, XV. B. Com. Just a glance at the above obituary will show you that Bess' four years at Deni- son have been full of varied activities. From Y. W. C. A. President to Glee Club accompanist she has enacted the duties of her many oHices wisely and well. Although at times she has worked so steadily she didn't have' time to look up, she has found time to get acquainted with just about everybody in school and many of us will miss her pleasant word of greeting next year when other duties claim her. RUEL EARNEST NOTTINGHAM, B.S., Franklin, Sycamore Club. Conneaut H.S., Franklin Play fll, f3l, Engineering Society. We all believe in the Golden Rule. This Ruel is not golden but it is just as good as gold. He has kept well up to the pace set for him two years ago by his brother, and bids fair to pass him. Ruel is a quiet sort of a fellow, but we know the saying still water runs deep. And just like the still water, we may expect him to come out on top later on.