Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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RAYMOND CECIL MOORE, AB., Phi Beta Kappa, Franklin, Syca- more Club. Calumet I-l.S., Chicagog V. Pres. Franklin UU, Franklin Play CU, CD, French Play f3J, Debating Teams QZD, CD, UU, Council Deb. and Cratory CD, Lewis Prize Contest f3D, Aclytum Board, W. B. Com., Pres. Stud. Vol., fill, Pres. Geol. Soc. UU, Track Team CBJ, Asst. Geol. A Ray comes to us from the Windy City. l-le has rightly been called a student, for besides going through his three years, he is often discovered translating Greek into French just to amuse himself. Ray is dignity personified and as an assistant professor can use more triple-jointed words to the cubic inch of gas expended than any real prof we have met. But whether it be in teaching, debating, acting, music, or art that Ray takes a hand, you can be sure he will do it right. A man I am, above all other men profound. EMILY K. COLWELL, Cl., Kappa Phi, Euterpe. Shep. Prep. '08, Capt. Basket Ball CU, Winner Class Tennis Doubles f2D, Vassar QD, Senior Play, Class Basket Ball By the time she was a Junior Emily decided to try her wings in a larger sphere, so she went to Vassar. But she realized her mistake and hastened to remedy it. Consequently her sheepskin will bear the name of Denison. If you want some good exercise, ask Emily to play' tennis with you and you'll get a vigorous workout. GRACE E.. DOUP, Ph.B., Euterpe. f Mt. Vernon I-l.S. '09, Sheparclson Play UD, Cor. Sec. Euterpe QQ, Aclytum Board CBJ, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 135, Junior Prom. Com., Pres. Euterpe UU, House Council UU, Senior Girls' Play. My gracious! won't we miss Grace. Activity and fun have always gone .off with an added zest when Grace was there to help. Now energy, she never lacked or wasted. She has been a loyal Euterpian and her capabilities have been felt there. Grace's :strong point, if you please, is public speaking, oratorical, and dramatic work. We will expect to hear of her in that line of activity. There is a stamp of originality about her, which is its witness to others. GEORGE E. BLACK, AB., Calliope. Mt. Vernon I-l.S., Gospel Team Committee., K George is a man whose characteristic quality is earnestness. He is on his way to the ministry. A hard student, an earnest worker in religious activitiesg a fellow whom we can trust to till his obligations: never noisy or singing his own praises-what more can be asked? Many more conspicuous men have done less.

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,Q , it X EARL HOGADORE Noves, B.S., Phi Gamma Delta, Vigilance Committee. East Greenwich CR. I., Academy, Brown University UD, CZJ, D.D.D. C4-J, Class Basket ball, Mustache. All nature might stand up and say 'This was a man.' H Yea, truly the evidence is convicting. Caesar could well be proud of such an adornment. Shag has plenty of nerve too for many a keen remark has been parried by his armour of man- hood. He hails from Little Rhodyi' where quality supersedes quantity. l-lis specialty is curduroys, a blue flannel shirt, and a big corn cobber up to the neck with Prince Albert-but, old head, to smoke here as well as hereafter is a worthy ambition. p JULIA MARTHA IVIOREY, Ph.B., Philo. Fairport, N. Y., l-LS., University of Rochester QU, f2J, V. Pres. Philo - Two years ago a quiet littlelperson came to us from Rochester U., but though quiet, we have learned that she Ugets ther just the- same. We have all grown to love and admire Julia, in spite of her weakness for midnight drives, and will miss her sadly when she goes. if , , X , f , ff, A f.- M ..., f , X. 'f .. C' I .af ,, fm., Lois ETHEL DEBERRY, Ph.B., Philo. Terra Alta I-I.S., '07, Broadus lnst. ,O9, Library Com. Y. W. C. A. QZD, Social Com. Ya W. C. A. C3J, Pres. W. Va. Club QU. Philo Reporter Lois had given great promise and we had expected to present her to the world a Finished and polished school marm. Ah, but times have changed. Very quietly but very surely she has altered these plans. Maybe we ought to be worried but Lois is bright and clever and we feel sure that she is capable of filling her place in the world with dignity and grace. D. C. SIMPKINS, B.S. Newark l-l.S. 709, Asst. in Biology f3D, UU, Asst in Forestry QU, Science Assn. Well. Don comes in from Newark every morning at 7:20 and leaves at about 4:20 and eats his lunch between these hours. l-low he spends the rest of his time we don't know. Upon his arrival he seeks the dark and mysterious realms of the HCo9hill and Stickney Emporium, only to emerge upon sundry occasions, such as Kull's philosophy class and occasionally to go to chapel. The directory calls him a Senior, but -t Maybe he did, we don't know.

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