Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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g Allsruriy Glllpaurlnttr Erarlirr, Milt. E., A, X. E., E. E. S., is an ,Alliance girl, born Oct. 2, 1704. Like .four other members of the class, she attended the Alliance schools, graduating with the class of 'oo. She then entered col- lege, completing the greater ,part of the commercial course before taking up her regular college work. She is highly famed for her ability to run down chickens and for her devotion to the Big Four. Her admirers are legion and the ten mile Walk to the Water Works is well worn. Her future is as yet undecided. Zdlsnmru Zlllrumikltm iinlifmeuu, A. E., A. EL UD., E. Al. 5. first blinked his eyes and gave that sunny laugh of hisi june II, 1876, at Whipple, Ohio, His early life is shrouded in mystery. As Germ looks forward to the ministry as a life work, it is no doubt better that as little as possible be told of his wild oats days. He was a solemn school teacher for two years and entered Mt. Union in '99. His chief characteristics are a sunny tem- per and a deeply religious turn of mind. He is the D. G.'s right hand man and will no doubt take his marriage vows soon after graduating.

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iinnnn,-ig Qhnrmlh Mniumll, ELEM. E., A. E. UDL, ill. E 5 E N. QE., began his athletic career near Freeburg, early life was spent on the farm, where he laid the foun- dation for the strength which has made him noted on the foot ball held. Emory has always been possessed of a Mary Grace, which will carry him through any mis- fortune. His athletic record is, Full-back four years on Foot Ball team, Captain of Foot Ball team of 19033 member of Tract team, guard on Basket Ball team for 1901-1902, IQO2-1903, President of Athletic Association for 1903-1.9o4g Senior Member of Board of Controlg Right Half-back of Massillon-Tigers, State Champion- ship Foot Ball team of IQO4. He will study law if the fates remain of their present mind. Almturmin Warmth. Wh. E.. ill. iii. 5... WHS b0f11 VCYY early in life at Lindenville, O. After a good common school education, she taught for seven years, and entered Mt. Union in 1899. She graduated Normal in 1904. She is the most conscientious member of the class and is very active in the Y. W. C. A. As matron of the D. G. house, she has enjoyed herself greatly and it is with great regret that she leaves the classic Mount. She will in the future wield the birch.