Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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WE ARE SMALL BUT MIGHTY HEIDELBERG,S BALL,..F1RsT DowN . . . .ten to go. . . .the score seven to nothing ..... and the bleachers chanting Down that held, down that field .... Satch and Bill and Angel are enjoying their post to the utmost. . .guards of the Student Prince goal line .... holding the van- tage point when the touchdown occurs .... it is most fortunate that games are on Saturday afternoon. . . without a doubt, the fellows would be mighty peeved if they had to stay in the chem lab or labor over physics problems or wade i through sociology texts ...but they don't, and SO.m The curfew tolls and France Hall bell rings. . . it must be 9:30..on a week night. . .and all good little dorm girls must go in. .. probably with regrets...but what can be done about it?...Peg and Meid are chatting with animation, making every last second count... and the other Peg and Bob, our All- Ohio football star, lean nonchalantly on the ageless wall which has sup- ported so many fair damsels and handsome heroes in its life ..,. the lantern on the right hand side of the door has lighted the faces of students since 1925 .... how many characters it must have seen. . . The photographer made another shot at an entirely different place on his round of picture making. . .this time he caught Alice Jane using that high-power salesmanship on Burt and Ferde. . .Burt feels like considering the matter, but has to add up the sum for the books he already has pur- chased. . .Ferde is leafing through a new volume longlingly but his pocket- book says Uno . . .However, Ferde says yes and Alice jane, always obliging, consents to charge the account. . . Beneath on the page, but in reality right over her head, Salty, jack, and Heisler are relaxing in the Ex ante- room. . .a card game... two bad ones for Jack .....a couple good ones for Heisler .,... and Salty is the kibitzer ..... Yes, we know, this shot had to be taken in the after- noon, for in the evening ......soft lights...... lilting music ...... comfortable chairs ...... davenports . . . . .wonderful companionship. . . . . for a while. . . Now we run into the perennial pair ...., Joyce and Dave ..... the inseparable two .... we meet them everywhere we turn ..... downtown ......out the river road......in the halls ...... on the athletic f i e l d ...... i n t h e l i b ...... a t present they are resting ....... on the back steps of the U Building . . . .such a handy railing, too. . . . THIRTY-THREE

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Carl Zimmerman, VVilliam Gladrow, Ralph Angel, Robert Lindsay, Marguerite NVright, Margaret Bode, Meid Becker, Alice Jane Bogard, Ferdinand Mauser, Burton Borer, jack Murphy, Russel Heisler, Robert Morton, David Opdyke, Joyce Barrick ,M M, .AM

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john Fey, Roland Reppert, Darwin Phelps, Wenner Machamerg Walter Sutton, Jeanne Krammes, Josephine Herbruck, Frederick Freeceg Wfarren Hawkins, Dorothy Engle, Elsa Grossgebauerg Robert Shisler W! smmrual cumrzz umm: sznviczs acre isis, mn P. si ., ,.,,,, ,