Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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RAYMOND R. WEAVER, B.S., Phi Beta Kappa, Sycamore Club. Zanesville l-l.S., '09, Glee Club f4D, University Orchestra KU, f2J, f3J, UU, Pres. Zanesville-Denison Asso. No, he can't help it if he is so bright. l-le is one of the few who are born brilliant. Ray bears the distinction of being the only man of the class to receive a Phi Beta Kappa key in his Junior year ,and yet he is modest about it. Besides being a student he is an excellent cornetist, and plays the leading part in the College Band. ELBERT LEWIS BABE, Ph.B., Phi Gamma Delta, Vigilance Committee, Calliope. ' - Xenia l'l.S., Class Poet CU, tlj, fm, Basket Ball Mgr. UU, Cheer Leader UU, Class Basket Ball f2l, Glee Club UU, Den- sonian Staff CBJ, Asso. Ed. Denisonian UD, D.D.D. QU, QZJ, f3D, D.D.D. Com. QBD, Chairman Q-45, Toastmaster Football Banquet Say it with reverence, for a budding George Ade should be carefully handled and well groomed. Talent-why Lew shows talent when he even scratches his head. Up in one corner of his head there lurks a baseball germ as is evident from his master- piece, the Night Before The Gamef, Vife might well call him the budding genius. The White l-lope, for his worthy ambition is to be lVlayor of Xenia. Elbert is a good Democrat, having supported Taft strongly last fall. His chief slogan is Xenia the model suburb of Cincinnati, but the word of an author stands forth alone. JAMES WATSON WOLFE, AB., Phi Mu Alpha, Sycamore Club, Franklin. ' lronton l-l.S. '09, D.A. ,l l, Adytum Board, Geol. Soc. Stud. Vol., Musical Club Treas. CZJ, Ex. Com. Eng. Choral Soc., Franklin K Zl Play fU, Mgr. Pinafore, Commencement Concert f2D, Fall Fes- tival CBJ, Director of Orchestra CZD,-C31 Glee Club, Soloist t3J, pri, ivigf. 445. UJIIHITXICU is a man who has undergone a great change in his college course. From Freshman to Senior there has been quite a transformation. Jimmie is intensely interested in musical activities and isgenerally to be found as a member of all such organizations. The Dorm knew that he possessed a strong voice when he was yet a Freshman, and since that time the school has learned that his voice is not only strong but also of rare excellence. l-le has a future before him. WALDO I-l. I-IEINRICHS, B.S., Beta Theta Pi, Franklin. Newark CN. l-l.S., Alligator, Pres. Ath. Asso. UD, Pres. Eng. Soc. f3D, Pres. Franklin UU, Pres. Class f3D, V. Pres. Y. lVl. C. A. UU, Board of Ath. Control Url, Y. IVI, C. A. Cab. KZD, f3D, UU, Asst. Eng. CU, CZK, QU, UU, Adytum Board, D.D.D. Com. CQ, Class Cross-Country, Baseball, and Track Teams, Var- sity Pootball f3J, UU, Varsity Track and Relay CZD, UO, fell, Capt. UU, Gospel Teams 125, 'Tiishn hails from lndia, Newark, N. ,and Granville. To have covered this share of mother earth before his Denison days shows his early tendency to hustle around. This tendency has persisted throughout his undergraduate clays, was a marked characteristic of him as Junior president, and seems to still continue to get him where he is going. l-lustling around was always Fish's strong point in track athletics especially in the hurdles. l-lis activities in beautifying the walls of Cleveland l-lall with pictures and trophies surely deserve the gratitude of Denison students in general. As evidence of his track ability we might mention that he holds live indoor records and three outdoor records. ln years to come we expect to hear that A'l:ish is still hustling around and making others hustle, too.

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. . . ,. ,, ,. ,. f f 'V , f ff , fy , fffynfal ,M , A 1 , , , f,fW 1 14, X f ,f f 1' X , ,' f' f g I X X . ., : - N V X M f, A . , f A - 'sf r ,, . M Q ' ,.,,r ,,1z. ft' 'E ' 'XL-I -. -f:':i' 1 I ' - . ,. - . ' - ' f 'F .. A. ' , . I to ' . i ' , - X ,W of ,AX .Q - ' .4 f ,:,.f ..., 1 3' ,fl ,1 .W ' f f,S,f f f ,Jw ,y K- fff- cf aw ,aa .J ,,, M, ,,,f , , f v. V h gf W. ,V g, 1 f. ,lf A- fv , V , I h , . , , , , ff gf ft, .:.. . - ,. . ,gs .di ref af' 01 f ' .f , A ef M. . , ., f ' . , P ,J A EDWIN T. EDWARDS, BS., Alpha Nu Sigma, Franklin. lronton I-1.5. '07, C. C. Team CZD, Mgr. CQ, Track Team CZD, f3l, Q41-, Chem. Soc., Board of Control, W. B. Com. Wee Eddy came to us from lronton, Ohio, and like all Welshmen was especially meek. l-le managed to put up a pretty good bluff at track and cross-country and had everyone thinking that he was pretty much there in this line-and he was. Along about his Senior year he was persuaded to come out for football, but after a short experience Eddy decided that the football field was no place for his ll9 pounds, and took to class basket ball. It is reported that he made three baskets in two games, but the scorers failed to notice them. uE.ddy has been very careful about social indulgence here, owing to the very persistent rumor of the girl he left behind. MARY MARGARET MCCLURE, Ph.B., Thalian. Honor Grad. Newark l-l.S. '09, Secty. Thalian C4j, Oberlin College UD Denison f3l, Mary began her career with a year at Oberlin and is now finishing with Hying colors after lwo years at Denison. Mary is one of our bright clever girls and she has a sweet disposition that does not often go with a generous allotment of brains. With this happy combination we feel sure the road to success lies smooth and open before her. We wish her swift progress! HUBERT I-I. MARTIN, BS., Sigma Chi, Vigilance Committee, Franklin. Manager Basket Ball C3J, Aclytum Board, Denisonian Staff UO, Class Football. ul-lub stands six feet three inches. l-le has considerable difficulty in managing his pedal extremities and elbowsg woe to any vases or other bricabrac which happens to be in the same room with him. Since he arrived here fresh from Seattle he has undergone many strange adventures. ln his Sophomore year he was marked by Cupid as one of his victims, and such he has remained. l-le is fortunately endowed with that sense of humor which enables a man to see a joke on himself. l-le is well equipped by nature to bear the brunt of things and always come out on top. CARMI LEWIS WARNER,, B.S., Phi Gamma Delta. Pres. Class ,l4 fll, Chairman Junior B. Com., College in Three Years, D.A. 'l0. Recll' is a man of action and energy. He believes in the great today-his leap follows his look closely but lie seldom gets his feet wet. Pennsylvania claims this man of the world and he, by a few ties, still claims sections of Pennsy. However, we all must surrender at some time and the sooner it's done the less time you lose. With his tortoise spectacles Red has bamboozled the profs into his parole, but he is wise in not trying to work the bluff too long. Good luck to him.