Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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W t: it 'H .1 I J e i i 'ffl 1 e f f Z T T X DONALD GRE1' ALLEN Philosophical Cleveland ATA, NHK, Ohio State Q11g Choir CQ, 413 Football C3, 41g Dormitory Com- mittee C41g Glee Club C415 Rikle Club C41. Lo! here's a man for you, 'to head the procession. Six feet four and then some. Not dangerous, though, for Don is as gentle as a lamb. RALPH NELSON ANDREWS ' Philosophical Huntington, W. Va. Marshall College C11g Denison C21g Dormitory Committee C3, 413 Reveille Board Q31g Honor Committee C41g Senior Prom. Committee C41. Some day Andy is going to open his mouth and startle the world. Meanwhile the rest of us can only wonder what is going on behind those dark eyes of his. LUCIAN V EsPAs1AN AXTELL Literary New York City AAT, KBQDQ Football fl, 2, 3, 41, Captain Track CQ, 313 Class President C313 Cane Rush Captain C21g Chairman Commons Committee C31g Executive Committee C31g Honor Committee C313 Chairman Senior Prom. Committee Q41g Glee Club Cl, 21, Choir Cl, 21, Rifle Club C41. Cy runs the football team, the Commons, and various other activities. Itls funny how he gets away with it, too. No one ever suspects him of being the boss he is. He may be running the college for all we know. 15

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F W' ff aa X The Senior Class, 1917 - That busybody, Time, is about to grab up a score or so of our faithful band, burden their young shoulders with academic hoods, arm them each with a mighty scrap of paper, and kick them,with more or less dignity and honor, through the college gates. We are sorry to see them go, and, probably, they are sorry to leave. Yet there is a joy in getting out into the world. Every senior has made his mark in college. He has created friends and enemies. By this time, all have formed a definite opinion of him. He is considered a success or just uso . Now, he hasitoo much red blood in his veins to be contented with the opinions of his fellow-students-- however flattering. If he has made good, he wants to prove his worth over again, under new conditions, among new people. If he is not pleased with his record in college, he wants another chance to show what is in him. And so, with a smiling heart, we bid good-bye to the seniors hoping some day to walk the lVIiddle Path and talk over old times with them. President --------- James Atlee Schafer 14

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f da . . fx- ef f ir ' M31 ' . rs ' ROBERT LEE BAIRD Classical Newark B91'Ig NHKQ Secretary-Treasurer CQ, 3jg Brotherhood of St. Andrewg Secretary- Treasurer Choir C2jg Glee Club C3j. Lives now up past Harcourt. Says he would rather talk than study anything. We can almost believe him. FREDERICK REID Cnoss Philosophical Houghton, Mich. AACIIQ KBf1Dg Philo. Cl, Qjg Choir Cl, 2, 3, Llijg Glee Club C1, Q, 3, 413 Puff and Powder Club Cl, 2, 3, 45g Manager C3, Mg Class Treasurer C2Dg Art Editor Reveille C315 Cheer Leader C3, Mg President of Assembly CQ. Fred sits on the platform at Assembly meetings. At various crises he has proved himself useful as well as ornamental. SAMUEL JOHNSTON DAVIES Philosophical Piqua ATAg KBCIJQ Collegian Board C1, 9253 Junior Editor C355 Class Play CQlg Junior Prom. Committee C3Dg Senior Reception Committee C103 Dormitory Committee C3jg Executive Committee C493 Chairman Commons Committee Cljg Glee Club C333 Puff and Powder Celijg Cheer Leader C3jg President Golf Club CQJ. Sam, besides other things, is a Z'if6I'l1l LlS. The faculty expects to see him beat out Shakespeare within tive years. Go to it, Sam. This country needs some great literature. 16