Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Les ie Maxwell Hazen, B. S., E A E, L. L. S., began to be at home to friends. Sept. 9, 1876. By afree use of the rod and other persuasions he was forced through tl1e COllllIl0ll schools. He graduated from the Marlboro High School in 1395, the Normal Departiuent of Mt. l'nion College i11 1896 and Canton Actual Business College in ISQS, Among other diversions he taught school four years, re-entering Mt.I'nic11 i11 igoo. Me111ber Ilynanio Association, 190:-33 liditor-in-Chief ofthe l'NoN1.fxN, 19o3. 9 B' 9 tanley Wilson. P1-1. B., L. L. S., on Sept. 13, 1878, shocked the people of Lords- town, Illflllllljllll County, O., by a hasty entrance into the ville. The town still stuck to its 1181116 however and Dan to his invincible inanner. Ile graduated at the Ohio Normal l'11iversity i11 19oo with A. B., after which he took one year's worl: in the law department. He has spent three years with the young idee, one year at Mt. lv1llOll and will put the Ttilllflllllllg into law and its attendant evils. 5' il 5' Osborne Forrest Downes, P11. ll., E A E, R.L.S., began his upward career down where the sweet Magnolias grow, Feb. 27, 1878. Graduating from the Malvern High School with first honors, he spent the next four years teaching school, making hay and courting the neighbor girls. Realizing his insulhciency in the latter art, he first struck Mt. l'11io11 for the siuiuner term of 1898. He has skipped two bad things, the l'il'CSlllll2lll Zlllll junior classes. Foot Ball team, IQOIQ Captain, 1902, L'NoN1AN Staff, 'o3. 27

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Samuel Adkin Beall, A. B., L. L. S., was born on a crisp December 1ll0l'l1ll1g, the day before Christmas, 1878, in Xlfest Lafayette, Ohio. He grew in knowledge of all things, both good and bad until he graduated at XVest Lafayette High School in 1896. He became a local preacher in 1898. During the next two years he reformed the people of Lancaster charge, E. O. Conference. He charged o11 Mt. I'nion in 1899, He has exerted his minis- terial profrciencies at different places in con- nection with his college work, being engaged at present with the Anti-Saloon League. He engaged in Y. M. C. A. work, played part of a game of foot ball and was elected English Classical Oratcrof 'o3. f' 5' fi' W' Mary Ludeema Mohler, A. B., A P, R. L. S., began her varied career near Millersburg, O. XYashington was born on tl1e same day but not the same year. Mary graduated from the Barbertown High School in '96 with first honors, obtaining a scholarship to M. l'. C. For fom' years she taught and spanked first grade nrchins in the Barberton schools. She has spent thirteen terms at Mt. l'nion, has been president of the Y. XV. C. A., delegate to the Hiram and XVooster conventions, ,and to the Geneva Summer Conference, associate editor ofthe l'NoN1.4xN, and was chosen to give the Greek Oration. She doesn't play foot ball. basket ball, nor does she attend the ball. She will teach. 9 if 9 David Madison Armstrong, PH. B., E N, R.L. was born near Malvern, O. He has been in Mt. I'nion eighteen terms, doing all his aca- demic and collegiate work here. He began teachingin ISQQ, and since entering college has taught in Carroll, Stark and Smmnit conn- ties. Mad is a partner of the Insurance and Real Estate firm of Armstrong Bros. of this city and expects to follow this work for some time after graduation.

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Hen Willi Cha 28 ry Clar Yaggi, B. L., E A E, R. L. S., gave his nrst private reception to the folks down i11 Coluinbiana Co., O., in '76. He gradu- ated from the Normal Department of Mt. Vnion College in 1900, lJGll'lg 1Jl'CiSlll611t of the class. He received B. C. S. in 1901, was on the grid- iron, IQOI-2, Captain junior Base Ball Teaing Orator ill Annual Co11test, IQOZQ and is IIOWV in the YVestern Reserve Medical College. fi' il 'il am Delbert Shilts, took up his abode A. B., EN, R. S., near the democratic tow11 of Millersburg, O., Sept. 15, ISSI. He graduated from Millersburg High School, 'class of '93, with Hrst llOllO1'S. After teaching school for two years he attended Ohio Normal University, receiving the degree of B. S. in 1901. He then entered Mt. Union, iinniediately joining the illustrious class of 1903. Debater for joint Ses- sion, 'ogg DelJatingTea1ng Treasurer a11d French Orator of the class of 'o3. 9 9 5' rles Sutherin, A. B., E A E, R. L. S., was horn in 1878 at Topeka, Kansas. As soon as he recognized on what a storni beaten, desert tract he l1ad la11ded, he persuaded the folks to move to Salineville Zlllll tl1e11ce to East Palestine where he graduated from the High School in T896 with first l101lOl'S in the forni of a scholar- ship to M. lf. C., which he entered i11 1893. He was president of tl1e junior Class, '02, Busi- ness Manager of tl1e Dvnanio, T902-3. He was never known to gossip except upon request.