Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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Tnellfe louise Gamvbellf PH- B , R. L. S , iirst saw the light in the little town of Randolph. She attended the local High School and later entered Mt. Union College Where she remained ten terms, graduating from the Normal and completing the greater part of the Philosophical course, but was so disgusted with the class of that year that she determined to leave school. Entering the Sunlnier School in 1903 she became acquainted with some of the members of ,O4 and discovering the excellence of the class determined to cast her lot with them. She has taught six years and has spent 0118 year at the University of Michigan. Next year she will have charge of the Mathematical Department of the East Liverpool High School Where she has been for the last two years. i ,Al V93 .al Ethel Jfieatrice west, PH B., L L. S , was born in view of the classic Mount and has devoted all her days to the pursuit of vvisdom. She entered Mt. Union at her first opportunity and has been in school continuously ever since. She remained a junior for five years awaiting the class of 1904. Noted for her devotion to the classics. HONORS: Delegate to Lake Geneva, ,995 President of Y. NV. C. A., ,QQ-,OO. alma: Jfrank Derwatb SIut3, A. B., R. L. S., 2 N, the so11 of a Methodist preacher was born at Mt Hope, O., so long ago that he cannot remember the day. He gradu- ated at Orville High School in '99 and came to Mt Union the Fall of 'oo. Frank has benevolent and Piercing eyesg i. e. one eye is benevolent and the other Piercing. He has never been known to break any rules of the College GJ. He has been the most popular me-niber of the Senior Class with the girl fraternities, having been an ardent friend of each in turn. HONORS: President of Sophomore Class, 'o2g Assistant Librarian, '02-'03, In the Local Contests of 'o2 and '03, tak- ing tirst place in '03, Member of the Debating Team, ,O4Q Business Manager of the Dynamo, '03-,042 UNONIAN Staff, '04,

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llbarg JEmiIQ 1RaQ,PH,1s., L. L. s., A 5 A, born in Alliance, date unknown. She graduated from Alli- 81166 High School in 1899, and the next Fall entered Mt. Union College. She has ever been a favorite of the faculty and is noted for her fondness for Silver Lake and Rock- l1ill.'s barn. She has been very popular with the students and makes l1er boast that she has had twenty-live fellows since entering college. HONORS: Member of junior Prom. Committee, '03, Presi- dent of Se11iOr Class, '04, Q29 at Q24 CSDHYICS 1Ross1Riker, A. B., R. L. S-, 3 N, entered the world Aug. 18, 1883. He attended public schools at Wheeling, VV. Va , and High School at Charles- ton He entered Mt. Union the Fall of '98, where he is noted for l1is truthfulness and powers of bluffing. Fe ex- pects to continue in school next year. HONORS: Member ofthe Dynamo Staff 1902, '03, 'o4, Editor-in-chief of the Dynamo, 1903, Editor-in-chief of the UNON1.-iN, 1904. .al 'H Q! Samuel Jlibwarb flbzillonnell, PH. B., R. L. S. 2 A E, the most graceful member of the Senior Class was born at Cadiz, Sept. 4, 1882. He graduated from the Cadiz High School in 1900 and entered Mt. Union College the next Fall. He is the back bone of the Republican Literary Society and is thoroughly acquainted with all points of parliamentary law. HONORS: Member Foot Ball Team, 1903, 'o4, Vice Presi- dent of Oratorical Association, '03-'04, and Presided at the Local Contest, ,O4.

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Earl Tlill. 1Ree0, A. B., R. L. S., was born at a very early age near Mt. Ephriam, O. He attended Muskingum College one year, and the11 settled down as school teacher for the rest of his life. Feeling the need ofa better education he resigned his position and entered Mt. Union as Principal of the Shorthand Depart- ment and student in the Prep. Department. In order to graduate with the class of 1904 he skipped tl1e Sophomore and junior years. His favorite occupations are horse trading Fllld spooning, in both of which he has had large experience. He would rather stir up a fuss than eat a meal. After graduation he will go to Harvard. I HONORS: Member of Dynamo Staff, '03-'04, Contestant in Oratorical Contest, '03 and lo4. .3 J .5 1bomcr 1bave11!Iboore,A- B-, R- L- S-. 2 N-, began his career as vocalist at Powhatan, O., December 28, ISSI. Being a preachers son he was educated at various places i11 the state of Ohio, graduating from the Carrollton High School in 1897. He spent o11e year at Scio College but soon discovered his mistake and in the Fall of 1899 was found among the Freshmen at Mt. Union. He is noted for his devotion to athletics and 'Wednesday nights. He will spend the next three years in a Theological Seminary and the remainder of his life in Beulah Land. PIONORSZ President of the Oratorical Association, '04, Member of the Debating Team, 'o4. Q9 .3 -3 'lbarrg Jfouts Tbaglctt, PH- B-, L- L- S-, 3 N., the youngest member of the Senior class was introduced to his parents, April 17, 1884, at Deersville, Ohio. He was noted for his early piety, all trace of which disappeared soon after entering Mt. Union. He is the best scrapper in the Senior class. HONORS: Member of Basket Ball Team, '02, 'o3, 'o4g Capt. Basket Ball, '03, Foot Ball Team, ,O2, 'ogg Mgr. Foot Ball, 'ogg President of Athletic Association, '03-104, Presi- dent of Sophomore Class, '02, Toast Master at junior Prom, 'ogg XVinner of York Declamation Contest, '03, L L. S. Valedictorian at Inter-Society Contest, '03, L. L. S. Orator Inter-society Contest, 'o4g Declainier at joint Session of Society, 'o4g Member of Dynamo Staff, '03-'04, Business Maiiager of UNONLAN, '04, First Lieutenant Co. K, Sth Inf. O. N. G.