Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Walter Martin Bucher, Scientific, Tiffin, Ohio. Heiclelbere Lite1'a1'y Soeiety, Y. M. G. A., Aurora Htati, President. Htate flratoz-ical Association, Mgr. H. U. Oreliestra-lsaiid. Behold Wziltei' Martin Bucher, the pathologist, one who makes the study of diseases a specialty! l-le is a bluifer of no mean ability, and. his extemporaneous discourses are mag- nificent. ln fact, he can make a bet- ter stab, with no preparation what- soever, than some others, No one doubts his veracity GD. l-le always takes a special interest in the fair sex, and his chivalrous demeanor makes him the universal object of feminine admiration. l-lis many opportunities have prevented him from being tied up, and, considering his present value, we predict for his name a high position on the rolls of fame. Samuel Ankeney, Philosophical, Xenia, Ohio. Exeelsoi' Literary Society, Y. M. O. A. Samuel Ankeney, sport, philisoph- er, bookworm, man tladies'j. Such, in brief, is the range of this remark- able personage. Born and reared in the cornfields of the Miami Valley, endowed with those faculties peculiar to one who has lived near the soil, he was indeed a cause of anxiety to the professors and an immediate source of danger to the fair sex. This latter characteristic has indeed dominated his college career. Believing in equal- ity of distribution and the Well-known maxim that there is safety in num- bers, he wisely and impartially dis- tributes his favors among them all. And although none can complain of this equable method, what of the myriads of withered hopes and broken hearts that he has left in his path? Truly a great responsibility rests upon him. 4.3.23

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Herbert Martin Grove, Scientific, North Lima, Ohio. Excelsior Literary Society, Y. M. O. A., Ora- torical 21 nd Debating Association. This gallant youth is known as Curley ' -- l-lis baptismal name is Grove- l-lerbert Martin goes before that- A handsome lad that Lee doth love. Born was he in Wee North Lima, Lived there all his blessed days, WVent to school and learned his letters. Graduated with great praise. Wlieii he thought to go to college, Came he here to Heidelbergg We were very glad to get hini, For he's it, you will observe. Now, first of all, he is athletic, Basket Ball, and Base Ball, toog Then he does what's scientific, He's cute and smart, that's very true. The Miller Ranch is his Penatesg Married, he dare not be badg Last year, Dorm life claimed its victim. Now he's Lee's dear, sweet, good lad. Roscoe William Cries, Scientific, Tiffin, Ohio. lilxct- lsim' Lili-r:1l'y Society. Conley or Roscoe Gries, although the terror of the College and bane of the faculty, has exercised a pater- nal guardianship over the Class of '07, lflis saturnian disposition resembles inuch that of Glooniy Gus or the Wfecping Philosopher. His propensi- tics for cool lager and deep philosophy are equally alarining. Xhfith it all he is deeply religious and anticipates a clcrgical career. l-le will probably succeed Dowie and become Elijah lll. Och Louie! but he will shine with Darwin and Jan as a star of the Nth magnitude! As a shepherd he will lead his rlock into the still waters and we wish hini long life and prosperity. , ew