Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page College Calendar 15 T rustees 16-17 Alumni Associations 18-19-20 The Chimes 21 Faculty . 23-26 Bexley Hall 27 Senior Oracle . 29-31 Seniors 32-36 Senior Class Song 37 Former Members 38 Junior Judgments 40-41 1908 Class Song 42 Juniors 43-46 Former Members . 47 A Sophomore Fantasy 49-51 Sophomores 52-54 Former Members 55 Heredity 58-59 Freshman Annual 61-62 Freshmen 63-65 Class Song Fraternities 66 Delta Kappa Epsilon 73-74 Alpha Delta Phi 77-78 Psi Upsilon 81-82 Beta Theta Pi 85-86 Delta Tau Delta 89-90 Phi Beta Kappa 91-92 Zeta Alpha 93 Fraternity Conventions College Organizations . 94 Athletics page eleven . 98-118 n

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striking or gaudy entered within the covers of the 1908 Reveille.” How far our efforts have been successful the reader may shortly determine. C| Each year the term “representative is applied to the Reveille”—for us to omit the claim is to overlook an op- portunity. Truly this is a representative hook; not the Edi- tor alone, but the whole Board, have contributed; not the whole Board alone, but the whole college has been instru- mental in compiling the book. Not the least pleasing fea- ture of the Reveille” we believe to be the art work. We were especially fortunate in being able to have this done in college; Mr. Hann, by reason of his talent and hard work, will be largely responsible for whatever approval the book may meet with. Kenyon faced a hard year. Not only bravely, but also successfully has she coped with conditions anything but fa- vorable. In her darkest hour, the sons of Old Kenyon have rallied magnificently to her side; from the depths of misfortune and distress, has she risen truer, stronger and nobler than before. The completion of Old Kenyon and the re-opening of Harcourt next fall, argue strongly for an uninterrupted march of progress. Surely we are fortunate to be old sons of thine.” fl'We quit this task with genuine regret; many and discour- aging have been the obstacles that have beset our pathway, but now that all is done we are permeated by a feeling akin to remorse; we are at once sorry that the work has not been done better and that it is all done so soon. Many, many, are the stones that could be thrown, and many, many are the people that could throw them, yet an unlimited confidence, born of hope and trust, tells us that criticisms will be kindly. P e «en

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Foot Ball Base Ball Basket Ball Track Track Meets Tennis Kenyon Records Wearers of the K Literary The Reveille The Collegian Philomathesian Nu Pi Kappa Dramatics Puff and Powder Club 1907 Dramatic Club 1908 Dramatic Club K. 0. K. M. Musical Glee Club Mandolin Club Concerts College Choir Vocal Quartet College Orchestra Miscellaneous Executive Committee Kenyon Assembly Chess Club Canoe Club Class Banquets Junior Prom 78th Commencement Senior Play Senior Reception College Preachers Bedell Lectures 99-102 103-106 107-110 111-113 114 116 117 118 121 123 124-126 127-128 133 134 136 139 143 144 145 146 147 149 151 152 153 154 155-159 161 162-165 165-167 168 169 170 pafc twelve