Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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ftikffiiarx A 5, ia ll,-1 A., i Af., A ,i X. ' f lai A A ' 5 ' ' ll' V'-5 ll gl ' Z E aiamllt- all ffp - , X XX Z Xi RAYMOND ARTHUR MCKINSTRY Philosophical Chuante, Kan. EH, Philo. C1, Q, 35, College Organist Cl, Q. 35, Glee Club Pianist CQ, 3,5, Sopho- more Hop Committee CQ5, Brotherhood of St. Andrew C1, Q, 35, Puff and Powder Club C1, Q, 35, Assistant Director Puff and Powder Club C3, 45. Mac,' dwells in the realms of classical music most of the time. He tramps the pedals of the church organ and furnishes the Glee Club with piano accompani- ments. He also performs the unpleasant duty of collecting board money at the Commonsf, RICHARD VVILLIAMS MAXWELL Philosophical Mansfield BQH, Philo. CQ, 35, Georgetown University C15, Choir CQ, 35, Glee Club CQ, 35, Assistant Leader Glee Club C35, College Quartette CQ, 35, Collegian Board C35, Associate Editor C35, Cicero Club C35, Puff and Powder Club C35. Dick should be called N atty Bun1po for ,he is practically the only Kenyon man who takes so lovingly to hunting, iishing and trapping. Almost any day one can see him swinging to the woods with a gun and dog, or fishing rod. DOUGLAS GRANT MEIJDRUM Philosophical Cleveland ATA, ICAM, NHK, KBCIJ, Baseball C15, Puff and Powder C1, Q, 35, Glee Club CQ, 35, Choir Cl, Q, 35, Class Play CQ5. Nlany men End relaxation in some form of sport, others ride a hobby of numis- matics, orchid collecting or the acquisition of first editions, still others play chess, but Dug,,' gentlemen, our long, lanky, Scotchman, plays in that grand old game of lore. 31

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Z f S X Chl lki1il Z7iJ y is 6 s IE A i, f -Q: l-qi? i f X Q85 M :HS f 59 X Z f Xl aiZ Xx f X? XVILLIAM lVINCENT MURLLER Classical Racine, Wis. BSU, Philo. Cl, Q, 35, Brotherhood of St. Andrew Cl, QD, Baseball CU, Rifle Club CQ, 313 Captain CED, Class Vice President C3jg Associate Editor Collegian Q3jg President Republican Club C3j. Behold his sunny countenance. Bill effervesces quite freely, which naturally encircles him with ye host of mirth-loving disciples. He suffered one terrible relapse this year when Hughes was defeated for the presidency. In his grief he immediately took to playing bridge, becoming very proficient. His own merits are the prognostications of a brilliant future. . ARTHUR BENJAMIN PARKER Philosophical Gambier Arthur seems to be more or less of a hermit. However, his classroom appear- ances are regular and he is recognized as a student of no common ability. He spends most of his time in the quietness of his Gambier home perusing books on all manner of subjects, from science and philosophy downto frivolous love and exciting adventure. AYDEN ARBERT REMY Phiilosoplzical hflansfield Nliami CD, Football C355 Rifle Club CQ, 85. Remy is a good fellow. He never grumbles and seems to take all events in a matter-of-fact Way. He minds his own business, is a friend to all, asks no considera- tion, and yet receives it nevertheless. He made his letter in football this year and says he is coming back again next year to repeat the process. As the college monitor he exercises undisputable right in the matter of Chapel cuts: but he is fair and square and respected. 32