Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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5 1 trffailitwl ll llll V W ,W Iohn Nichol is the one with the mouthiul It is doubtful whether or not Dick Royer of crackers and Pat Brannon thinks that can study while Gerald Neff and Web there is mail to be found somewhere. Iones look through an old annual. SENIORS ' Brannon, Earl Harrison, Rod Hastings, Robert Murphy, Iohn Nichol, Iohn Reed, Roger Schroeder, Robert IUNIORS Chirm, William Close, Walter Davis, Grayburn Fellabaum, Warren Fleming, Robert ME 027 Hopkins, William Sivertson, Paul Vickers, Robert SOPHOMORES Atkinson, Thomas Avery, Bernard Childs, Eric Gwinn, Iolm I-lolbert, Ted Patrick, Charles Robinson, Richard Shipan, lames Staudt, Charles Stiles, Alfred MBERS Straub, Robert Sutton, Walter Tschantz, Richard FRESHMEN Caqwin, Ken Futerer, Iohn Hartley, George Harvey, Richard lones, Webster Neff, Gerald Royer, Richard Staudt, Iarnes Thomas, William Wyler, Eugene

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V :EW ai mlm: I ++ FIRST ROW, leit to right-Harvey, Futerer, Avery, Gay, Neff, Iones, Hartley, Thomas, Wylerg SECOND ROW-Chirm, Goodrich, Harrison, Schroed- er, Murphy, Hastings, Brannon, Nichol, Reed, Fellabaurng THIRD ROW-Atkinson, Royer, Miller, Sivertsen, Robinson, Hopkins, Fleming, Close, Tschantz, Davisp FOURTH ROW-I. Stauclt, Gwinn, Patrick, Stites, Straub, Shipan, Sutton, C. Staudt, Childs, Holbert, Vickers. 'P w , LII -., ' . ,. . .lf t -1' .fe it -hit, I FOUNDED . . . unexpectedly, during the panic ot '69. PURPOSE . . . to end the panic. Failed. MOTTO . . . Give us a boy and we'll make or break him. Results . Y F not guaranteed. ACTIVE CHAPTERS . . . They're too active. It gets monoto- Founcind at the University of Virginia National Chapters, 107 Flower: Lily of the Valley Colors: Scarlet, White and Green more than two cars which will start under their own power, FLOWER nous, like The Flight of the Bumble Bee . INACTIVE CHAPTERS . . . for a delightful change, We'd like to see one. PIN . . . a brass representation ot an Indiana watermelon being devoured by a trained starlish. IDEAL . . . to own . dandelion-cheap stuii. PROPERTY . . . one potential Howard Iohnsonu stand. One sparse hedge to prevent feeding of the inmates. ASSETS . . . six graduat- ing seniors? LIABILITIES . . . the pledge class, They're liable to do anything. OFFICERS President ..,,... Bob Hastings Vice Pres. ,,..,. Iohn Murphy Rec. and Corr. Sec. Earl Brannonn Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,, john Nichol a ramblin' Wreck . HOW RECOGNIZED . . . Impossible. Am ESTABLISHED 1910 PROMINENT ALUMNI . . . one Tin-Pan Alley song-Writer and hundreds of poli- ticians. MAGAZINE . . . Good Housekeeping. COLORS . red for bashful- ness, white tor Chastity, green tor envy. SONG . . . CDedicated to the carsl I'm 260

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FIRST ROW, left to right-Elsaesser, Bellar, Bailey, I. Anstaett, Trautman, Taylor, Souers, Riley, Mackenzie, McCartney, Grabner, Smith: SECOND ROW-Briggs, Estabrook, Welch, McClellan, B. Anstaett, Wuichet, Straith, Curtiss, Lantz, Caswall, McCune, Wigle, Deacon, Clippert, Lytle, Oxley, Trout, THIRD ROW-I-Iulligan, Wenclel, Pugsley, Isley, Doeller, Glessner, Iones, Gallagher, Heath, Dees, Leggett, Simpson, Martin, Gregg, Alder, Stewart. fri' 1 ,F 4445 I f :AQ Founded at Miami University National Chapters, IUG Flower: White Carnation Colors: Azure and Argent OFFICERS President ,...... ...... B ill Taylor and George Trautman Vice Pres. ...... Philip Oxley 'Record Sec. ,. George McClellan Corres. Sec. ,....... lim Lantz Treasurer ..,.,. Tom Wuichet FOUNDED . . . in 1492 by Chris and his punch-drunk gobs. PURPOSE . . . to discover something. We can't find out and they don't know. MOTTO . . . Al- lege, I-ledge, Pledge. What a privilegeI ACTIVE CHAPTERS . . . They claim nigh on to a hundred, but we know better. INACTIVE CHAPTERS . . . Varies with the seasons. Some like it hot, some like it cold. PIN . . . A thin shield through which an eye is constantly looking . . . for unsuspecting women. In '66 somebody threaded it with a sword. IDEAL . . . to get enough cigars and cigar- ettes at a smoker. FLOWER . . . I-lops, for obvious reasons. PROPERTY . . . a mountain Villa and several pledges equipped with empty casks. ASSETS . . . a few investments made in the Tri Delta house. LIABILITIES . . . All the fresh- men whochanced to enter at semesters and one furnace. PROMINENT ALUMNI . . . those Senators who still want a pension in spite of what the public has to say about it. MAGAZINE . . . The Congressional Digest . COLORS . . . Colors of purity. SONG . . . Down by the O-H-I-O Iota . I-IOW RECOGNIZED . . . One leg's shorter than the other. P io at C-taEHtHsret1SHED 280