Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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Herman Dietrich Albright Philosophical Massillon, Ohio BOI1; Brotherhood of St. Andrew (2) (3) (4) ; Tennis (3). Seldom seen or heard from, but every one expect to sec him wearing a key before many moons. Lxccls in Dutch, hence his name. Lucian Vespasian Axtell Philosophical New York City AA J ; KIM ; Football (I) (2) (3); Captain- Elect (4): Track (3): Class President (3); Cane Rush Captain (2) ; Chairman Commons Committee (3) : Chairman Senior Prom Commit- tee (3) ; Glee Club ( I ). Cy (III) is a carefree philosopher. He is also our foot- ball captain-elect, the reward of three years of faithful work on the gridiron. Sophisticated?- Man! the world is an open book to Bub.''

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I he Senior Class, 1916 a NCE more the wheels of time have ground out another Senior class. We understand more and more, as days go by. the feeling of sadness at leaving the Hill for good, which our predecessors described to our inattentive ears when we were underclassmen. When we look forward to leaving our pleasant college associations, and see, in imagination, our class torn asunder and thrown to the four winds, it seems wrong. It seems wicked. The whole course of things seems distorted and out of harmony. Yet. who would stay here forever? We have learned our lessons and we have made friends whom we shall cherish through life. We are being dis- placed by younger men who clamor for the very things we have obtained. The world moves on, and we have new lessons to learn and new obstacles to overcome in the larger game of life. There let us look ever forward, resolved to sec the game through to the end, and fighting for the ideals that are the best we understand; and at the end, let us pass on with a feeling that we have done our share and are ready for a state vastly larger and more perfect. It is with similar feelings that the present Senior class are going out into a larger and more exacting world, to bear their share in the march of progress; and we cannot but think that the men who dropped out by the wayside have lost much. Benny’s intellectual conversation will linger long in our ears; far- off rumbles will remind us of Pete’s voice; and Barker’s umm-m will come back to remind us of our pleasant stay at Kenyon. So with a sigh of regret and satisfaction let the relics of antiquity pass out the college gates, leaving the campus to young blood. Officers President..... Vice President T reasurer.... G. C. Williams J. R. Goodwin R. A. Bowman

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Rex Jonathan Ballard Philosophical Findlay. Ohio A K K; University of Wisconsin (I ) (2) : Col- legian Board (3) (4). I ruly he ii an intellrclual man. He read Paler for »heer picature and write in a manner which would make Emerson turn green with envy. Harvey Hay Bemis Classical Cleveland. Ohio AT A: I hree-year man; Reveille Board (2); Dormitory Committee (resigned) (3); Assembly Council (3); Vice President Assembly (3). Headed for 4 It K and Western Reserve Medical. Alto taking practical home taught course in housekeeping. Robert Andrew Bowman Philosophical Greenville, Ohio HO II; Choir (I) (2) (3) (4); Glee Club (I) (2) (4); Class Treasurer (4); Dormitory Committee (4) ; Assembly Council (4) ; Colle- gian Board (I ) (2). An important member of the Cabaret de la Shower. for which function he practices continually in the choir and glee club. ii'