Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Ackerman, Fremont . Bradford, joseph Nelson Dim, John J, , , Galbraith, john Howard Higbee, Charles , Howard, Arlhug Bascom Knopf, George William Makepence, George D. . Marvin, Charles Frederic Miller, Charles Christian Sperr, Frederick William Van Harlingen, lidwarrl fx-ggi, V 'UK y f lffilkiml l, :fr A ,Q -1 ,o f '4 ii ,.f -, A. K , , .4 .-g '4:4.,,'-, . ,V 4.1, r' irr- f Q ,: 1. I . 1 x-.- ,I Nl I w ,ur . .' 15' . I Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio , Dublin, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Reily, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Wleveland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio llaltiinore, Ohio jefferson, Ohio Columbus, Ohio' 1 Elifirsar-5. J. I-I. UALIIIQAITH, .,, Q . . l . President, J. J- DUNl . A . Vice Presideng. CHAS. E. HIGHEE, . Secretary. J. N. BRADFORD, . . .1 Treasurer. C. C. hlll.l.RR,' . Sergeant-at-Anus. v '. fi' Q L ' ' r I , il' - -. -- ' 8,5 K' ' I ,N - - Lim ,I r y: ' -A-. -.:..: 'T' 'L . - : I L 27 .., 'al H4 w

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IIISTOR l' 01 'HIGH TV- Tllklilf. Greece ,and .biograplier of Homer, The Fountain of Genius. Last, ,but not least, .Cin physicaltabilityj we have a natural born psychologist, whose visual keenness reeoils at no foe, but .enablc5.h,im to.reacl. mens minds, Qsonhc tl1inks,j through and through. After fllC,bl'Zllll1S Of-183 had' been xcompletely exhausted of teeming plansband ideas, to become great, she grasped the last round of disappear-5 ing greatness and donned the stately plug. X Xxfyltll the deepest regards to the O. S. U., ffaculty in5 cludedl we bid you all adieu. A ll 4 26 W Y ' -Y - P4 Em... --1.-,---:.:- ---- - Y,,,. ,,,,,-. A

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J4 M iffwf-for ., lf. be s 5 'TJ ' yi fr! p ligigtorey Of '84, MDTTU 1 Vista Ylta MBE. COLORS-Bfilz' and Grziy. 5 Qi -INCE the last appearance of the MAKIO, '84 has been Q? , -augmented in both numbers and dignity, as three of J .Hyegrave and reverend'f.Seniox:s,.that were, have l Q cast in their lots with us, for reasons wise or other- wise. We extend them a cordial welcome, and rejoice to see the energetic manner in which they have labored the past year for the welfare of '84, The class, deeming it wiser, instead of holding a junior Exhibitionpas is done in most colleges, deciding to give the students an opportunity of hearing the description of an expedition which was of National interest, accordingly se- cured the services of Lieut. john Danenhower, one of the survivors of the Jeanette Exploration party, to deliver his lecture on the Arctic Expedition. Owing to lack of in- terest and support on the part of students, the lecture, in point of numbers, was not what one would call a very Hat- tering success 3 -,but the' Lieutenant carried out his part to the satisfaction of all, and the class rest content, feeling 28 ' 'I' '14