Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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V02 Vw , f ff 2.2 Eli 2,f Z , l l l l l l I... ,. ..., .. .. 2 2 Il...l.mwl.I.Il.m.lwAlma Our Men In the Service y,,,gz4M+ WIJQIIIII . 'I II l ml. ABBOTT, DR. CARL L. BACHER, EUGENE B. BOGLE, JOHN P. BROWN, FREDERICK VV. BUTCHER, EDWIN R. CHETISTER, VVALTER L. COREY, DWIGHT L. EICHENBERGER, EDWARD ELLIOTT, HEENAN A. FRANTZ, RUSSELL G. FREEMAN, PHILIP Q. GEBHARDT, CARL F. GOTTSCHALK, TRUE P. GUINTHER, EMIL J. HARE, HOWARD E. HEMPY, HARRY O. HIEBER, NIILO VV. JONES, JOHN E. ,, KEFAUVER, ROSS B. KELLY, RALPH A. KRIEGER, G'EORGE C. LOTZ, WILLIAM A. NICIJEVITT, PROF. HENRY H NIESSERLY, GEORGE D. NEFF, EDWIN NI. REDDIN, DANIEL VV.. JR. ROBERTS, FRANK E. SCIILOITT, IKOYAL H. SMITII, GLENN O. STINCIICOMB, GEOR TROUP, FRED H. YOSBURG, CARL J. XYINBIGIJCR, HUCIII . WIIITI-3, Lil..-XRICNCIC GE A. C I.. X, ig no nf' fix f jx' . ,-EN ly 5 . ff , 5 F' i ALSPACH, RALPH M. BITTIKOPER, ALBERT L. BRANDENBURG, HARRY' ' BROWN, SAMUEL E. CARPER, ROBERT J. CLARK, LINCOLN C. CULLUM, LESLIE E. EINSEL, ISAAC H. E FINNELL, CLAUDE M. FREDERICK, PAUL E. FUNK, WENNER A. GOOD, EUGENE A. GRUBER, DR. THOMAS R. K. HANDWERK, EDWARD J. HEIL, FREDERICK C. HEPPERT, ERNEST D. INGHAM, PAUL M. JOZSA, BENI KELLER, MISS NIANELVA VV. KETCHAM, J. KENNETH LAMBRIGHT, ARTHUR M. DJCDERMOTT, WILLIAM J. NJILLER, HAROLD ' PLATT, GEORGE R. REINBOLDT, FLOYD N. SCHICK, HUGH C. SISLER, GERALD VV. SNYDER, GEORGE RAYMOND SWABB, LAWRENCE E. TULLIS, RICHARD H. VVILLIAMS, PROF. EDWARD I. F. WVINTER, JAMES E. XFERBY, REGINALD F. ZELLNER, HARRISON C. N. 24 3-,gg folk lllllllln l ...I l ...II liiiml IIIIII lvl: I... I .III IIA ui

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alumni address and is followed by election of the speaker for the following year and the transacting of the annual business of the Association. About nine hundred graduates of the College of Liberal Arts alone have gone forth to achieve. In addition to these are the graduates from the Conservatory of Music, the Art Department of Pedagogy. And not actually included in the Alumni is a great throngwho for some reason or another was not permitted to remain in college long enough to finish the course, but who are none less loyal to Heidelberg. Nevertheless, many of these men are making names for themselves and are reflecting credit upon the school which gave them their start. All Heidelberg now looks forward with great anticipation to the time when great traditions shall have been established by those who have been graduated from her halls. The present officers of the Association are as follows: ' President JOHN L. LOTT, '81 Tiffin. Ohio Vice President HEATH K. CoLE, ,OI Tiflin, Ohio Sec.-Treas. FRANCIS NV. IQENNEDY, '98 Tifiin. Ohio Register THOS F. KELLER, ,76 Toledo, Ohio Speaker A. C. SIDALL, ,Q7 Dayton, Ohio Member of Board of Regents JAMES H. STEELE, D. D., '76 Nlassilon, Ohio Additional members of the Executive Committee: JoHN E. SHERCK, '98 Tiffin, Ohio CATHARINE lX4OSER, ,II Tiffin, Ohio ADELBERT R. KELLER, ,OI Tiffin, Ohio 'mFdl Zv'l n 's 0n 49X'g'1jzr'9-o 1 If :FQ c - I 1 0109091 K J mesa 23 lllllllll ,llllllll

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. iiii aU QRAQgf..... The name of our college is not indicative of its sentiment, for lleidclht L is patriotic in every sense of the word. Last year when war was declared inani of the men left immediately to enlist in the army and navy and at least scycnlx five left school to enter training camps, work in munition factories and on farms. Truly there were no slackers in the response to the Nationis call. This year opened with numbers depleted, men gone from every class, but those who returned came with a conviction that their highest duty was to prepare themselves for a greater work which must follow in the wake of destructive war, or, that they might be more efficient should they be called to carry the musket in the struggle for a safe democratic world. The depletion of our numbers has made the tasks heavier for us who remain in school but none have grumbled nor faltered in the path of duty and a cloud of seriousness never before known overhangs and permeates all. Sev- eral of our fellow students are already in France, many are in training camps and many more will soon leave, but they have all gone and gone gladly, knowing that their Alma hflater is behind them heart and soul. They hesitate not to perform the sacred duty and, if some must sacrifice, even their life blood, it will not have been in vain in a cause so noble, to bring perpetual peace and to make a world safe for posterity f ,x ' 1 X Kitt , , . I 'I sx '72 1 ff ff X QV X to ZZ ffl xifjji ff? s e to enjoy the blessings of God ff l lla Q , fa, 'X ttf f I ff? ff ,l ' 'Mx ,W tfx , .f , new X Qsf 5 if 'f fi ' ,e be K' or ,sag 5 .ef H 'Till f 'fail-! ffl QJX Xt ks ' e Cp: g J ,gl T if X X QA ll M y 2? T-332 T MQ - X ffl' -i Zigi il N ,il W .T T 4 , fl Di ij ijffgx e 'V ff T E Q fezf-?2f'Eff X f-QQ , 7 K g iii 'i X ' k , Q is , , ,g .fp - ig, QQ N- - s c izfifw tl! eeaifiag,-E 25 I I 'I I 'I I I I I I I I I I