Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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REVEILLE 1950 The Yearbook of Kenyon College Gambicr, Ohio............Volume 95 EDITOR Arthur W. Sherwood ART EDITOR Ilerhert I.. II irschc EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS John S. Peabody Justin C. Morgan Ernest P. Schrocder SHORT’S EDITOR Gerald N. Cannon ADI ERTISING M ANAGER John S. Tomasscnc ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER Robert M. Connolly TROT ESS ION AT PHOTOGRAPHY Joe Monroe Mueller Studio Dave Strom Canton Engraving NON - PROEESSION A I. PHOTOGRAPHY Arthur W. Sherwood Leonard II. Burrows COVER DESIGN Drawn for Reveille by Richard Henderson ACK NOW'LEI XfMENTS TheReveille is indebted to Dr. Coffin for his generosity in allowing the Reveille to use the basement of his house for a darkroom. Leonard Burrows kindly loaned his camera and enlarging equipment to the Reveille. John Barnes gave valuable aid in scheduling pictures and helping generally to finish up the photographic work. These men as well as others who gave needed advice deserve the Reveille's thanks. TABLE OF CONTENTS Pages Faculty................................. 3-14 Seniors.................................15-44 Letter from Paul Hoffman.............. 45 Buildings..............................f7 60 Extra-Curricular Activities .... 61- 74 Social..............................75 84 Ink Drawings by H. L. Hirsche - - - 85- 88 Fraternities ..........................89-109 Sports................................111-137 Dedication .............................. 138 Advertisers...........................139-160 President GORDON KEITH CHALMERS A.B. (Brown); M.A (Oxon.); Ph.D. ( Har- vard»; LL.D. (Hobart); Litt. I). ( Rockford and Brown); L.H.O. (Ripin). To the Class of 1950 The largest and in some particulars the ablest class will be graduated front the semi- nary anti from the college in June, 1950. Your performance in the college and in Bex- ley has been notable, and the start which some of you already have made toward graduate school, jobs, and the responsibilities in the world bids us in the faculty expect truly distinguished things front you. This is true on the intellectual side and on the side of character anti ability to lead your fellows. To all we wish Godspeed and a frequent return to Kenyon. Gordon Keith Chalmers PREFACE The final page proofs for this 1950 Reveille were read by the Editor and Ernest Peter Schroc- der in Bamberg, Germany at the home of Jo- hanna Schultz on August 17 and 18, 1950. A few days previous to this time the Editor spent a busy week in Berlin visiting the fringe of the Russian zone of occupation and discussing the problems of an eastern-western world split with the inhab- itants of the international city. Out of this strange merging of experiences, which seemed to magnify the interrelationship of Kenyon College in Ohio with the dominant cultural and political struggle between east and west centered in Berlin, came the inspiration for this brief preface. As the reader leafs through the following pages it may be well for him to make a mental note of what one young Berlin veteran (wounded three times and blinded in one eye) said to the Editor. The greatness of America, he said, is not in the things she possesses but in the responsibility which every American takes to preserve the thing he values most. A. W. S.