Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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t Equity, Ohi0, John Vernon Kaho, Ph- Bw L' L' S., S' Nh, T. N. Il?.,rWo2tSt1hCerI::lZss, he is com- on February 17, 1888, and being the Y011113Ig'Ei'1td1?1imm'iniSter he has had a hard H - as 1S 2 monly known as Kid. The son of a G 0 l 1 B rnesvme long time keeping track of his home' but he m.an?ged E ren1tZrIed1nM EU. C. the next 611011311 to graduate from the High School m. 03' HZ ivas a member of the foot- - - e. fan and has been troubhng th? faculty evel Smc '06 and '07 as well as Gen- ball team during '05, '06 and 07, and basket ,Pau of , . '06 and cral Athletic Manager this y ,07. Next year he expects topattend law school. ear. He was president of the T. N. E. during M bl lr ne Marsh Ph B R L S D. G. was born at Manchester, Ohio, 3 C C 9 - -2 ' ' ' . 1 1 so long ago that she has forgotten the exact time. She graduated fgoin U53 Talinadge High School and then attended Mt. Union Summer School an aug ...........--.ani John Vernon Kaho Mabel Irene Marsh Charles Franklin Matthias in the public school. She later graduated ,from the Normal Department of the College and then spent one year at the University of Michigan, but recognizing the advantages that would accrue to her from graduating with this class, she re- entered Mt. Union in the fall of ,05. Miss Marsh will be a wielder of the birch until she is married. it I Charles Franklin Matthias, A. B., L. L. S., S. A. E., was ushered into this world at Louisville, Ohio, on July 16, 1882. He attended the Summer Schools and the Normal School at Augusta, Ohio, after which he taught for two years. He entered Mt. Union in the spring of 1901, and has always been noted for his devotion to the classics. He was a delegate to the S. A. E. National Convention at Atlanta, Ga., '07, and a member of the Dynamo, staff '06-'07, being Editor-in-Chief during the spring term '07. He will teach next year. - -18- 0

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C M H ' . X ora ay ames, A. B., R. L. S., began life on the plains near Jamestown Kansas. After attending the country schools she taught in them Sh , the Kansas Wesleyan Business College in 1899, ang afterwards taujhittisgfg She entered Mt. Union in the fall of '01 and while takins- her C011 has taught stenography. During her Sehior year she has been asjiiafivtgrg Tilhnti glish. She was president of the Y. W. C. A. from '05 to '07 and tt d a en ed its summer conference at Geneva ' ' 1 - . , WIS., in 04, and Winona, Ind, in '06. She was a member of the Dynamo staff '03-'07, and expects to teach Samuel Franklin Hawkins, B. S., R. L. S., biana Co., Ohio, on April 30, 1885. He graduated at the Salem High School in 1903, with second honors in a class of nineteen. He entergd Mt, Union in the S. N., was born at Elkton, Colum- Cora May Haines - Samuel Frank Hawkins Ella Belle Horn fall of '03 and taught school during part of the year of '05-106. He was right end of the foot ball team of ,06, and is the champion tennis player of the school. He is also quite a Russell -er. Ella Belle Horn, B. L., R. L. S., D. G., was born at Bellefontaine, Ohio, in 1885. As this is the highest point in the state, here is probably Where Miss Horn got her high ideals. She graduated at Summerfield High School, '02, and entered Mt. Union the next year. Miss Horn was a delegate to the Y. W. C. A. State Convention at Youngstown, '06, and to the National Convention of DJG. at Boulder, Colo., '07. Was a member of the Dynamo staff of '06-'07, was Editor-in-Chief dur- ing the winter term of '07, and has the honor of being president of the Senior Class. She expects to teach next year. ...I7...

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Frank Walter Reinoehl, A. B., L. L. S., S. N., is a-product of North Lawrence, Ohio, Where he commenced living on December 13, 1880. He was educated in the district school and then taught for four years, entering Mt. Union in the spring of '02, He graduated from the Normal Department in '06, as president of the class. During his Senior year he has given much attention to the library. He was a member of the football team of '03, '04, '05 and '06, and of the base ball team during '05, '06 and '07, delegate to the State Y. M. C. A. Convention at Columbus, and to Lakeside Conference in '04, and to the International Conven- tion of Student Volunteers at Nashville, '06. He was president of the Y. M. C. A., '06-'07, and of the Sophomore class of '07, and President of the Board of Athletic Directors '07. He was a delegate to the Chicago National Convention of S. N., '07, and Editor-in-Chief of the Unonian, '07. Frank Walter Reinoehl Mary Margaret Russell Arthur Oyster Mary Margaret Russell, Ph. B., L. L. S., D. G., was born at Tuscarawas, Ohio, March 23, 1883. She lived for some time in Pittsburg, and then in Alliance, grad- uating from the local High School in '01. She graduated from the Music Depart- ment of Mt. Union College in '03. She was a delegate to the D. G. National Con- vention at Madison, Wis., in 1903. Miss Russell is thought to show much favor to Frank', people. Arthur Oyster, A. B., R. L. S., was born near Marriam, Kansas, on December 20, 1884, but recognizing the superior educational advantages to be gained in the East, he moved to Ohio with his parents three years later. He attended the country schools and graduated from the Alliance High School in '02. He entered Mt. Union the next year, where he has gained some knowledge, while looking after the wants of the Republican Literary Society. He participated in the Mt. Union-Hiram debates of '05 and '07, was president of the Oratorical Association, '07, and was class historian for 107. He intends to be a tiller of the soil. 1 FIQ- , ' I'