Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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v- JT found of Vto M« Urir slty U I|t7 loabdo of Koifon U 1917 1st row: Grangor, Promin, Butcher, Hall, Williams, Cahill, Ellor. 2nd row: John stone, DoCaprio, Houston, Wilson, Taylor, J., Oechslin, Sprague, Slier. 3rd row: Archer, Hunt, Durtsin, Campbell, Smith, Gordon, Spehr, Ellis, Simmonds. 4th row: McNamara, Turshcn, Taylor, W., Marsh, Hoeffler, lakin, Townsend, Graham, Bennett. SIGMA PI Leaving fond memories behind us in Soulh Hanna, we moved this fall into our new quarters, the East Division of Old Kenyon. The chapter is extremely proud of its new home, and we deeply appreciate the hard work of our alumni which made the move successful. Although minus our new parlor for two weeks, the rushing season proved successful with nine freshmen and six upperclassmen entering the bond. Then followed the traditional Shrimp Cocktail party, the intramural contests, vacations, and a very special Alumni.Home- coming Weekend in April. Lew Weingard became air minded during the Christmas Vaca- tion and joined up with Uncle Sam in January. We’ll sincerely miss our graduating Seniors —Freddy Gutckunst, The Bish Houston, and Papa Taylor, but from all appearances Freddy will be staying around the Hill, studying at Bexley.

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 o; el (Myee la I III 1 » row: Warmeling, Miller, Williams, Lynch, Gammon. 2nd row: Roth, Marlin, Kuhn, Smith, C. B., Metcalf, Eggert, Tay- lor, Nichol, Smith, C. R., Hurd, McOwen. 3rd row: Glaser, Hanaford, Jones, Mc- Pherson, Murphy, Kinder, McMasters, Brockolman. 4th row: Ryan, Cable, Greely, Road, Hayden, VorNooy. DELTA T V! DELTA The academic year has been a most enjoyable one for the boys from Middle Leonard. On the athletic fields there could always be a Del» found carrying a water bucket, warm- ing the bench or doing his all for dear old Runyon. In a complete break from tradition, several actors were found; the Smith boys, Ray and Caleb, did some excellent work in the Speech building. Jerry Ellsworth was also in a play. Debaters, journalists, and party boys were all present. Three weddings took place this year. Gerri Cannon, Dan Newcomb, and John Jones all took the fatal step, life around the division must be dull because several other brothers are toying with the same idea. Only six seniors graduate in June: Gerri Cannon, Jack Martin, Clob Smith, Dave Kuhn, Ray Smith, and Jack Greely. However, the new members, although showing great promise, have a long way to go before they can replace these graduates.

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JLr ImM w U ivwury »1 rwu,t« 1130 iw c • •« mr lit row: Heck, Stein, Hetse, Choloki». 2nd row: Aulenbach, Pilcher, Murphy, Schlemmer, Oonceo. 3rd row: Oovit, Bunnell, McCarthy, Heatlip, Congdon, Hobbs. 4th row: Whitaker, Turner, Tran- field, Petti, Crawford, Reichle. PHI KAPPA SIGMA Phi Kappa Sigma won the Activities Trophy this year and there was good reason, what with the Phi Kap Centennial in September, the Chapter's fourteenth anniversary, two intra- mural triumphs, a National Scholarship Award, the innumerable celebrations of McCarthy and Bunnell, and one of the largest pledge classes on the Hill. In spite of our new neigh- bors, advice from Big Nick, the Fluorescent Society, and nightly R. F.’s, North Hanna, under the guidance of Hammer and Father Hesse, has managed to set a steady pace for the Fraternities on the Hill. The Chapter was saddened by the passing of Brother Walter Coolidge, one of the founders of Theta chapter. North Hanna will also miss the nine graduating seniors, includ- ing veteran football captain Haskell. However, with the return «of the House Mother,” the future looks virgin and rosy.