Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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a,a,, 2 A 0 AQ ' 'ft K W xr, . r f, , .tv X l 5 x RICHARD W. WATKINS, B.S., Kappa Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa. Granville I-l. S., Asst. in Biology. Dick is a biological wonder. He can recite scientific names by the yard and actually knows what some of them mean. He is a quiet sort of a fellow and yet a hard worker as the little golden key indicates. Seldom seen on the campus or in chapel, and yet he can show a bunch a mighty line time whenever they go Hto Watkins. Dick likes a good joke even if it is on himself. l-le is expecting to be a doctor and we wish that he may form a prosperous combine with some undertaker. Jessie MARGARET LAINC., Ph.B., Philo. Bedford H. S., Normal Course Valparaiso Univ., Treas. Philo CZJ, Critic Philo f3D, House Council f3j, Mgr. Basket Balt f3D, Treas. Y. W. C. A. UU, Street Council Along with her Senior dignity Jessie has retained her conscientiousness and good humor. It was her persistence and cheerful persuasion when manager of the Junior basket ball team that won for them the championship. As she has proved her ability in basket ball, so in math she has reached heights attained only by the learned few. But alas, her own great trial and disappointment is her failure to vault that piece of apparatus in the gym known as the horse. She is the fair third dimension without which the tower room is incomplete. ELIZABETH Jomzs, Ph.B., Thalia. Berkeley H. S. '08, Univ. of California CU, CZI, Senior Girls' Play. Elizabeth, better known as Bess, came to Denison twq years ago and by leaps she has made a quick ascent. It is with surprise that we find her ready for a degree with the class of t9I3. I-lei' clever ability and originality have made a place for her in many college activities. Her scholastic attainments would completely awe us if she did not hide them so cleverly with fun and good cheerl We are sure that the qualities which have won student and professor will win a place for her in whatever line of activity she chooses. KENNETH l... HALL, B.S., Sigma Chi, Franklin. Newark I-l. S. ,O9, President of Chemical Society When nature was distributing her gifts, what she failed to give Ken in bulk she made up for in his share of brains and grit. l-le expects to go into the drug business and for that reason, up at the chem. lab., he is learning how you poison as few people as possible and the cheapest way to do this. l-le has a great eye for bargains, and if he could get the moon at a reduction he would buy it.