Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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Table of Contents Editor’s Greeting - -........................ Arthur Cleveland Hall - College Calendar ------- Boara of Trustees - Alumni Associations - Faculty - -- -- -- - Bexley......................................... The Student Body - Seniors.................................- Juniors ------- Sophomores............................... Freshmen -------- Who’s Who—A Poem............................... Fraternities - .................... Delta Kappa Epsilon - Alpha Delta Phi.......................... Psi Upsilon ------ Beta Theta Pi............................ Delta Tau Delta ------ Other Fraternities ------ Phi Beta Kappa ------ Theta Nu Epsilon - Conventions................................ College Activities............................. Athletics -------- The Graduate Manager - - - - The New Coach - - - - - Football............................... Baseball ------ Basketball ------ Track.................................. Tennis ------- Wearers of the K” - - - - Kenyon Records - Literary ------- The Reveille......................... The Collegian ------ Philomathesian - - - - - Nu Pi Kappa - - The Kenyon Oratorical and Debating Association Dramatics................................ Puff and Powder Club - - - The Mikado........................... The King of the Philippines - Sophomore Vaudeville - Iolanthe ------ Page 9 11-12 16-17 19-20 22-25 27-30 31 33-71 33-42 45-54 57-62 65-71 72 73-100 75-78 79-82 83-86 87-90 91-94 95 96-97 98-99 - 100 101-174 101-130 102 - 103 105-110 111-115 117-120 121-123 124-128 129 130 133-140 133 135 136-137 138-139 140 141-148 143 144-145 146 147 148 thirteen

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scene of the operations of the Rough Riders in order to report on the sociological aspect of the case. In all these activities, he was an earnest and thorough worker and in his daily duty of teaching equally devoted and conscientious. Because of his conspicuous ability as an orator he was chosen to make the principal address on Stanton Day, when Mr. Carnegie visited the college, and to present several distin- guished candidates for honorary degrees, such as Ambassador Dudley. Mr. Carnegie, and others. Only the day before his death he pre- sented Colonel Kilbourne for the degree of LL. D. and delivered an eloquent and polished address. •I Literary work also claimed his attention, and he published an im- portant work on “Crime and Social Progress,” which has been used as a text book in colleges and is recognized as an authoritative treat- ment on the subject. Dr. Hall was a deeply religious man, and took an active interest in the work of his church; he served on the vestry of Harcourt Parish and as a member of the County Committee of the Layman’s Forward Movement. In athletics, too, his interest was keen and not only was he a proficient tennis player, but he organized cross country runs, and one year trained the college track team. Q Whether in athletics or sociological investigation, in religious work or college instruction, the same enthusiastic devotion, the same deter- mined endeavor to help and benefit his fellow men, the same thorough- ness and perseverance characterized all his work, and his agreeable personality left a lasting impression upon colleagues and pupils. twelve

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TABLE OF CONTENTS—Continued Page Music................................................ 149-150 Glee Club.........................................151-153 Mandolin Club................................- 154 Concert - -- -- -- - 155 College Choir - 156 Other Activities - 158-174 The Kenyon Assembly - 158 The Executive Committee...............................159 The Honor System - - - - - - 161 The Dormitory Committee - 163 Chess Club........................................ 164 Civic Club ------- 165 Kokosing Canoe Club 166 Science Club - 167 Minnesota Club..................................169 Brotherhood of St. Andrew - - - . j 71 Indianapolis Club ........................ 172 Ei Reprehensi....................................173 Banquets ................................ I74 Alumni Library - - - - . . j 77 1 he New House for Professors............................180 The Eighty-Second Annual Commencement - - - 181-185 Senior Dramatics ------- . J86 Senior Reception - - - , . „ 107 Stires Debate................................... j gg Junior Promenade - - - . j j Sophomore Hop............................................. 1 2 Advertising and College Diary ----- 195-211 fourteen