Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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.Arllpur William Martin, Mlm. EE., S. A. EE., QT, S., EV. NE., was born at Marlboro, O., jan. 20, 1883. Most of his life has been spent in Alliance. He graduated from the Alliance High School in IQOO and from the commercial department in IQOI. His greatest activity has been along athletic lines, having been a member of the base ball team, '02-3-4. Member of Executive Committee, 'o3. Sec'y of Board of Directors, 704. Pres. of the Board of Directors, 'o5. Gflicial of Basket Ball, '04-'o5. Of- ficial Foot Ball, '04-'o5. Treasurer junior Class, 'o4. Vice President of Senior Class, Class Prophet, Business Manager of Unonian. Arthur, however, is never happy at anything unless Blanche is near at hand. His future vocation will be matrimony. QAS a side issue he will study law next yearj C - .Anna Maura laura, E., Els A. X, B., ill. M., S., flf5t opened herbrown eyes Feb. 3, 1884, at Alliance, Ohio, where she has spent the whole sum of her days. She graduated from the Alliance High School in ,OI, and en- tered college the same year. Anna's greatest ability lies along musical lines, being also an adept at tripping the light fantastic. Among her many suitors there is a certain guy whom she is known to favor above all others, so, that her. future will be one of domestic happiness.

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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.

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f' Mtllhtirh Etniarninrie Entllwicx, A. TE., A.. 35. E.. Q. ill. S., niade her debut into this World, Aug. 19th, 1883, in West Newburg, Vermont. She graduated from the Newark High School in IQOI, soon after which the Tuckers moved to Mt. Union. Possessed of a fine mind, Mildred haslheen successful in all her undertakings. 'She has beenijffin the Dynamo Staff, o2-3-4-5: Pres. of the Dy- namo Staff, 304-'05, Editor-in-chief of the Dynamo, 'o5. VVinner of the Oratorical Contest, 'O3. M. U. C. Repre- sentative at the Inter-State Oratorical Contest, ,O4. She entertained the Senior class many times during its bril- liant career and there was always a -hearty welcome ex- tended. She will teach next year. Elnhn Slhinltirr Smith, A. E.. A. E. UE.. E. E.. f1fS'C began to do acrobatic stunts in the Methodist parsonage in Uhrichsville, 0. He is the youngest member of the class, a distinction which he fails to enjoy at present but doubtless will in days to come. His early education was obtained in the Massillon and Alliance Schools, gradu- ating from the latter in 'OL He entered Mt. Union the fall of the same year. His itineracy has been as follows, President of the junior class, 'o4. Pres. of the Dynamo Staff, '03-'04, Editor-in-chief of the Dynamo, 'o4. Senior Member of Athletic Board of Control, '04-'o5. Like all ministers' sons he is a bad actor. His chief characteris- tics are his versatility and his admiration for the A. X. D.'s. He aspires to an M. D.