Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1925 volume:

nnp: vv le JDO, Qf)io X asfei BR Klnmemitg 7- . U%077jaQy Ciller- IT)- C? )ie acfh in aijaner (y - i- iyt Qci _bij t )c mjior ' CLc S Ohio ( ecS ' yar) CEviveicritij ) In rzcoajnlicon oi th iaiihfal and lih-loncj stnjica a5 Vrohs ot.Dzan and tcd-pri ldtnt of his Alma Mahi ; a5 a token o ' f our appKeciation for thai which ha, has accompli shea for Ohio Ufealevan, we de,dicai L ?)ijou. I ' J25 to Vean Cvru5 S Au- iin , x orewoM If Ze TbljoLi of i fzs will in any way recall a fond reminiscence ' , or increate the charm of an zveni of the j)at t, £ If ii perchance vjill en- hfinc(L ihe qlory of Ohio Uledeyan uiher of ihe. present or of the future., Our purpose will he. fulfilled. C [{lili(Diriki[l y. ' fhomas — . kalh-fiis — 6.Vlumb - V. kraii - oL Wilkr — kathryn Tim mens H.J. Vamsddil C.Vn lauqhUn- y. Zicqie.r — C. Jrench — 7 177e.ck — 7, Jones -7- LouLLSC Werujin 7 L. Tuipp ?.r — tDlLUMllKe. 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IM17; Mclhuilisl MinlMtry, 18!t7-l!Ui;. ■BH THOMAS !■: .STKCKI.IO. M. A. KrBistrar — IndianH WILLIAM i:. SMVSIOU. lAU. I). UII.I.IAM :. IIOKMKI.I., Ph. l . Dean of thf Colk-Ki— VV.-slr.van. I faii of M.n— Ohio t-slcyan. Kl ' IIKNIA K. OVKUTiKK. U. A. Dtan of UoMuii — Ohio Stati-. CYUl ' S H. AlHTr.V. I). 1). Vice President — Ohio Wesleyan. HKISMAN M. SlllI ' l ' S. 1!. A. Aluninl H. reUiry — Ohio Wesleyan nri;i.i:ii;ii i:. rAiri ' Mi ' .i.i.. k. a. Treasurer — )hio Wesleyan. rou25 BKN A. ARNKSuX. I ' li. 1). Prof, of Political Science — t ' nivcrsity of Wisconsin. GILBKRT H. BARNKIS. M. A. KHNK.ST K. . . IV. I ' ll. I). Prof, of Economics — Michisan. Prof, of Knulish — Wcslcyan. ARTHUR H. HIHSH. I ' ll. I . Prof, of Anu-rican Histor.v — Cornell ( ' oIIckc. OKOROE O. HKJLKY. Ph. I). JOHN T. M A KSH . I A .N. M. A. Prof, of Chemistry — Mlchlnan. Prof, of Oratory — Ohio Wesleyaii. CHARLES W. COULTER, M. A. Prof, of Sociology — Uniyerslty of Toronto. SALLIE T. HITMPHHEYS, Direitor of School of Kim- Arts — f hlo Wcsleyan. ARTHUR K. MKAI), Ph. D. Prof, of Kdutation — Miami University. HAKRISON D. I : BARON, B. A. Prof, of Organ — New England Conservatory of Music. JOHN C. BLANKENAC.EL, Ph. I). Prof, of German — Wlscon.siii. CHIOSTEH MURRAY. Ph. U. Prof, of French — Cornell University. DWKiHT N. ROBINSON, Ph. D. Prof, of Latin — Harvard. MA ' .DAI-EN I-EWIS, M. A. Associate Prof, of Home Economics — Denlson ROLLFN H. WALKKR. Ph. D. Prof, of KnKlisli Bilili — (lliio W. ' .-ilc.vaii. TRUMBULL G. DUVALL, Hh. I). Prof, of Philosophy — De Pauw. HKNJA.MLM L. MiKLROV. Ph. I). I ' ll. I if . iiplicd Christianity — Ohio Wosleyan. Rrssi;!,!, n. AiiLLi;u, Ph. n. Prof, (if Biblical Literature — Ohio Weslcyiin, ALBERT i:. SITIIIORS, M. A. HAROLD J. SII lOUl I ). . , H. li. Associate Prof, of Missions — Ohio Wesleyan. Prof, of Religrious IZdu. — -I ' ni. of Tnroiilo. FLOYD ( ' . noCKKRAY, Ph. I). Prof, of Psychology — Michigan. I.KWrS n. WKSTCATIO. Ph. n. I ' rof. of (leoloKy — Wt ' Sleyan. (;oiU)t). N. A K.M.ST liONC, I). T.-ih. Sr. Prof, of Applied Mathematics — Ohio Wesleyan. lonwAHi) I,. Kici;, I ' li. n I ' rof. i)f ZooluKv — Wesleyan LYPIA I . LrCHTRI.NV;, I!. A. Axsociatc Prof, of Physiiiil duration — Ohio Vi sltyiin. Wll.MA.M V. UOUKHTS, .M. 1). Prof, of HyKini- and Physi.jil Hdu. — Harvard. IM.AI ' DK !•;. o i;. l„ Ph. II. Prrif. of Hota ' — liidiitna I ' nivt-r-sity. (•MKKOKD C. CRl ' .MI ' . I ' ll. I). Prof, of . stronoiiiy and I iri tor of Perkins observatory — KarUiam I ' nlvir.sity. .1. C. Hl.ANKKNACKI. F. A. SPKNCER T. K. STKCKl-:!. O. B. BORING (;( ' riii n C reek Frfiich Spanfiifh It. N. K(H:iXS(tN .MISS . iAi:i:i. i kl:nnan miss maiiv wkst Kniin Siiniilsh n. V. DONAN Fronrh AIISS H. .M. PARSONS French 10. C KNuWI r KllKliNh IN H. 1 S. DUNN OiiKliHh K. V. A.M KhkIInIi M, II. I KiikI ■AGG iMh v. E. SMYSER BnellMh J. n I ' -KRG l!:nsliMh •SON MISS K. U. lOllKlJN RBES h MISS M. ;iiKiit iAMSKV h MISS M UKKNNAN lOliKllKh A. H. HIRSH W. H. lirsl ' .ANn K. . lacM-|lACK i:. HiMtory iliiNiiK ' NN Ailiiiiii jmI riifHiii ItiisiiicHN AiliiiiiiiMtnilHiii H. ( ' . HIIHBART I ' . A A l:. ]:si iN HiNtory rolili ' :il Srii c- F. w. ii( iFKKK w. K. .Mrni.nArii ,i k ruijjini) n. .1. iiMitxiMOKiiioii SiH ' if loKy Hum. AfliiiiiliNtrntion HiMtiiry IIiin. A lniitiiMlriltioii H. WIIITK A. C. KLINClCIl l i li(irill Si-U ' iii ' t ' IliMttiry C. 11. HAliXIOS u. H. VTIUOlllS C. V. Cl Ifl I ' lOU llllMill«-MM AflliitiiiNtriitioii SiK ' ilkloKy SofioloK - M, CltlS ' l ' !■:. 11. (I.M ' I.T l olitl ' :il Si ' it ' iK ' f ItiiHJiioM A litiiiiis(r;i(ioii C. C. CRUMP -iMtrtiiioniy 1.. . . I ' .M ' PKNHAUEN hi ' iiil«f ry E. C. HYTREE riifiiilMtry G. o. hii;li;v Ch€ iiiiH(r VV. !. HOK.MELL PhyKicM 1. N. ARMSTRONG liithciiinlifM l L. 111)1,1, L C. McNABB Oratory H. D. GOBLE FMiicntion MISS I.. SMITH Home Kt oiionii( ' N MISS M. M. AI.Cci Ornli r C. HUNTER Oratory W. MILLER Oratory H. W. NTTT Kfliioatifin C. C. PETERS Edueatfon I). F. DOXAN Kduoation MISS B. S. rolNTS HiMile Kcf nofnic N MRS E. B. KELLY MISS KDITH BAKER Oratory MRS I). H LEASE Oratfiry Kdlioation MISS M. r. LLOYD Oratory L. G. WESTGATE GeoloKy A. C. CONi ' .lOU Zoology i; L RICE iMiloicy A. L. THOMSON Ph Nlfal Kditcatioii W. F. ROBERTS Ph Ml« al Kdiii ' ation C. E. ONEAL Botany V. I ' . FREIOMAN l h Mifal Kdtii ' atlon MISS I,. L. LIGiri ' lUN ' -. MISS L. M. MEKKI.L MISS G. i:ii VAKnS MISS M Mi.MENE.MY Phj«li-al Kiiiii-iitlon l h ii ' al Kdui ' iillon Phyxia-al Kdiiratlon ■■h  i ' al Kduratlon 1 ' . m-;i:vi;s ]). J. SHKRIHAN ItvliifioilN lOdllt ' lltifin iv i;. nrvALi. Phili Noph ' A. !•:. SfTHIUlS liNMit IIN MISS SKUMA LINl)KN. lKVi;i{ PlliloNf |lll tlSS COIJIIK Bi TK KnKlixh llihlr l ' I ' . ])t)l ' K Kit J ' liyt-holoKy MISS KLsiK simisti:r KllKllKh Bllllf H. H. WALKKK KllKlixh liililf Q - l!r ' — - M. i; Di: i!( nzi ix n n. ij-.h.akon a. !■;. sii ' iVKiis n iii: vii i ' c. ic. aIiLKan lllNif MiInIi MllMfc lllMlf MIINI4 ' JIISS KOI.I.U MISS .1. L. H1 ' KK11AKI MISS cI. I ' W IM.IA.MS MISS ISA I ' . i:i.l. THOMAS Art Muxlf MuNi - MuNlf Richard Parsons, M. A., Pr()Fi;ssor of Grkek, Emhritus R. A. Ohio WfSle.vaii, ]8(i8: M. A. 1S71; student in American School of Classical Studies, Athens, (Ireece, 18ii:i-!U: Superintendent of Schools, Plymouth, Ohio, lf(71-75; Tutor in Ancient I-anKuaKcs, Ohio Wesleyan, 1875-TS: Principal Normal lieparlment, 1878-82: Adjunct Professor of Historv, 18S2-iiO; Professor of (in-ek :iiul Irislrnridr in History, 18S4-iHi; Professor of lireek, lS!in-192ll: Kmeritus, P. 20. Orcater fieucm -A- t) 1 XTS c O 1 . . 3 in o O £ ,S OJ a n o ■M CO ' - V n 03 ._ n W TD ex u, C3 TTi O a o u 4- CO C ni o CO O CO ' S 1— H 6C 00 CO CJ JD 2 t;? s c O C3 ftp 1 ;G R C c« o CO o T3 drawing of t ing which the 3 c i; •1-1 s CI, is 5 u CO CTS CO _4J c CO O O n u J2 ID cS J3 o CU to ■l-J L CO +- c« cs C3 o X ' S « C fl i - o O u .2 ICTURED in this section are architect ' s drawings of fouir of y— the btiildings proposed as part of the Development Program „ - and, in addition, the drawing of Perkins Observator - soon to be a reality. These represent all of the buildings which have been discussed as the earlier additions except Watson Hall of which, un- fortunately, no suitable drawing was available as Le Bijou went to press. Watson Hall, construction of which is awaiting a decrease in building costs, is proposed as a Woman ' s Building costing $200,000. These buildings and Austin Hall are but a part of the complete scheme of the Development Program which seeks to provide sixteen new buildings, improvement of old buildings, campus extension and improvement and $5,250,000 in additional endowment. The successfvd culmination of these plans will rank Ohio Wesleyan with the finest equipped small colleges of America. The Development Program does not plan for expansion into a great university but for an institution which will be a Greater Wesleyan because it is a better Wesleyan. No matter how great the vnsion of those who plan for Ohio Wesleyan and who administer her affairs, great realities can be attained for the university only by the personal effort of its students, alumni and friends. With them rests the future of Ohio Wesleyan. They must not only give but must get as well. The students, alumni and friends of Ohio Wesleyan can and must give much in money but if the great -ision shining before the university is to become a reality, they must give service as well — service which will interest other people possessing both financial ability and a phil- anthropic attitude toward Christian education. The Ohio Wesleyan of today works as best it can against many physical limitations in steadfast devotion to its purpose. The psychological laborator - although housed in an ex-g Timasiimi is doing the finest research work in the state. The chemistr labora- tories are in a former hbrar - and the physics laboratories in an ex-hotel almost a centxirj- old but the work of these two d epart- ments has wide recognition for its scientific merit. New buildings must rise to take over the functions so long and faithfully performed in the old. Rich as are these ancient land- marks of the campus in tradition, Ohio Wesleyan spirit v -ill soon hallow the new structures with traditions as fine. But ficrst this same Ohio Wesleyan spirit must provide the financial foundation without which the vision of the Greater Wesleyan will remain only a -ision, alltiring but fruitless. odM i C ' i A «r- C- IT c- ? , VIZ 25 PHI BETTA KAPPA Honnrfiry Sclinliistir Irn irnity Ivr A OK ( )ni() Kstahlislicd NciMMiibcr '  , 1 M)7 OFFICKRS John T. Marsh man Prfsi hnt Mrs. E. L. Ricii I ' lie I ' rfsidiiit Russi:i.i. H. Mii.i.i ' R Serrrlnry Cl.lITORI) C CrI ' MI ' ' rrtitsiiiiT Aililitiotuil Members of Executive Committee: Marie Dreniian, l-e is (i. W ' est ate, ' Irmv.lHili (i. Dusall. CLASS OF 1023 Com m i: ci; m in t Km-x ' tiox Lucia Haz .ard Charles Stockdale Hempstead P2thel Juliet ALirsh Kathleen Bo t Smith HONORARY MFMBKRS Richard Holmes Sclioonover ' 88; Professor Ohio Northern Uin ' ersit ' . lr in Ross Heiler ' 07; Professor Knglisli Bible, Alleghen College, Meadville, Pa. CLASS OF 1024 Charles Edward Wariii}; Grace Armenta H amnion Jlinior Ei.I ' CTIon Edward William Stubbs Dorothy Eleanor WhelaiK Frances Berner Auxter Dutton Stiles Peterson Helen Naomi Galleher Lois Gertrude Grij sby Arthur Lorenz Davis Si ' NIOR El.lX ' I ' ION I ucille Kathryn Klin{;el Charles Eckley Bodurtha Loela Lidge Stewart Robert Eugene Savage Robert Fahl ALiskey g ' W ' y - ' yyr? y y ' g  ' g g ' ? S ' ' y ' ' y yg ' yffle TOASTMASTERS SM v5vSSvra;MAra3CK53C5;2v5C5Jss y ' ' W ' y ' ' yg ' ' ' !5 g y ' ' S ' ' gw y ' g JESTERS iVB a A  A vft S 8v! A MvAN.« A   V Oaye Oos l6 .-l ' - 3(Vl - Rjj-nT f-)acl e-C S ' o i  -- ■ ' . ■ y ' U25 Senior Class Officers President Vice President Stewart Cupps Mary Griswold Treasurer Thhodore Turkey Secretary Nellie Price •Si Abels, Hari.anu Hubkrt O. W. riimmoiis. ParkersbiirK. W. Va. Philosophy. Philosophy Clul) (4): Kootliall (2), (3), (4): W. Clan (4). Anderson, Henry Rummel Beta Theta Pi. Welch. W. Va. Jesters. Boosters. Political Science. Secy.-Treas. Student Body (4): Student P ' inance ( ouncii (3). (4), I ' res. (4); Pan Hellenic Council (3):. (4); Y. M. C. A. ' ouncil (4); Class Treas. (3). Ai.B.ASiN, Dorothy Verna Siffrtia Delta I ' l. Bridgeport, Ohio. Clionlan. Business Administration. Monnet I ay Play ). ' {); Social Science Cluh (4): Elections Enforcement Com. (4): Women ' s Varsity Debate (3). (4). Anderson, Richard L. Phi Kappa Psl. Tucson, Ariz. Pi Delta Epsilon. Boosters Club. Political Science. Transcript (1). (2). (3); Adv. Mgr. (3); MKr. Basketball (4); Athletic Ass ' n. (4). Alcott, Mildred Mayble Kappa Gamma Chi. Lorain. Ohio. Delta Sigma Rho. Clionian Lit. Orator.v. Varsity Debate (2). (3), (4): Debate and Ort. Council. Vice Pres. (4); 22nd Speaker (4): Histrlones. Ashe, Ruth Elenor Rho Sigma Delaware. Ohio. Theta Alpha Phi, Clionian, Boosters. f)ratory. -Mnnnett Day Pageant; Histrionic Club (3). (4), Vice Prea. (4): Pan Hellenic Council (3), (4): India Club. Atha, Opal Estelle Alpha Chi Omega. Mannington, W. Va. 01 Ionian. English; Education. West Virginia Wesleyan (1). (2). Babb. Margaret Elizabhth . lpha Chi Omega. t ' linchburg, Va. Kappa Delta Pi. Clionian. Spanish. Au.xTER, Frances Berner Delta Delta Gamma. Oak Harbor. Ohio. Phi Beta Kappa, Boosters. Clionian. English Uiteralure. Class Vice Pres. (2); Y. W. C. A. Vice Pres. (4); Histrionic Club (2), (3), (4); Senior Lecture Course Cora. (4). Bachellor, Mrs. Doris Finch Toledo. Ohio. Bible. Babb, Nora Lucile Springfield. Ohio. Arrow and Mask. French. Wittenberg (1), (2). (3). Bailey, Everett R. O W. Commons. Oray Hawk, Ky. Political Science. Baii.ev, Laura M. Pi Phi Psi. Kingston, N. Y. Athenaeum. French. I ' an Hi-llitiir Choral Club (4) Ripri ' stiitativu (4); Barclay, Hartley Wade I ' hi Gamma Delta. Cincinnati, Ohio. PI Delta Epsilon. Sociology, liditor Transcript. Bancroft, Irenl Kappa !amma Delta. Vnun ?sto vn, Ohio. Clionian. Sociology. Pan Hellenic Ctiuncil (4). Barton, Gertrude Klmira. N. Y. Athenaeum, Colonial Club liattin Club (2). Bible. Industrial Com. Y. W. C. A. (4). Barbour, Wii.lia.m Stewart Sigma Chi. Toledo, Ohio. Political Science. Bauer, Gladys Aurelia Marlon, Ohio. Athenaeum (S). (4); Kastern Club (3), (4). Sociology. f Beavers, Florence Alplia fflta I ' i. I ' ruspft ' t. Ohio. Kappa Delta l i. rhysifal Kclucatinn. Athenaeum: Baseball (2), (3). HoiUey (3), (4): KasUetball (3). Women ' s A. A.; Women ' s Hellenic Council (3). )4). (4): (4); Pen Beetham, Marion Eleanor Phi omega I ' hi. Bellaiie. Ohio. Clionian. French. L, .Alliance Francaise (2); Women ' s Life Savinjrs I ' orps (3). (3). (4); Women ' s Athletic Associalit n (4). Beck, Esther Alison Metamora. Ohio. Athenaeum. Mu rhi UpsihMi. Bihle. (■o. imi politan Club; Stuibnt ' olunteer. Bell, Alice Virginia Delta Llelta (lamma. WilkitisburK. Penn. .Vthenaeum lyiterature Society. Sociology. .Mirror Business Staff (2), (3), (4): Monnett Manager (4): Y. W. C. A. (1), (2). (3); 1st Cabinet (3); Track (3). Beecle, Anna Lucilk MillersburK, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi (4). Home Economics. Home Economics C Home Economics Pres. (4). lub (2). (3), Club Treas. Belt, William Ai.mn Jr. Chi Phi Kenton. Ohio. Delta Sigma R ho, Theta Alpha (4); Jesters. Boosters. (3) ' Chemistry. Histronic Club (1), (2). (3). (4), (3); Varsity Debate (2), (3), Pan Hellenic Council Pres. Debatif. Oratory Council (3), Phvsics Chemistry Club (3). (4) Phi. Pres (4) (4) (4) II Bendkr, Mary C. Alpha Delta I ' i. Sandusky, ohi i. C ' lioniaii. Honif Kronnmk ' s. Home Koonomics Cliiiiiian Rec. Secy. )2). Society (3). (4): Boyle, Helen M. Kenttand. Ind. Berger, Leslie H. Kappa Delta Alpha. St. Lnuisville. Ohio. PhvsicN Maj ir. lass Baseball (1): Physics Chemistry Club. Glee Clul. (I); Bradford, Bertha Delaware. Ohio, oratory. BoDURTHA, Charles Ecki.ey I ' lii Kappa I ' si. Delaware. Ohio. Lielta Sigma Kho, Pi Delta Epsilon. Bo jsters. T ' hi Beta Kappa, Owl and Skull. Toastmasters, Business Administration. Transcript (1). (2), (.3): Bijou (3); Debate (1), (2). (3), (4); Debate and Oratory Council (3). (4). Brow.n, a. Wilson Theta Delta Psi. Rochester. I ' enn. Chemistry, r. of Pitt. Psychology Club (4). Burns, Hki.kn Gould Kappa (iamma Clil. West Finley, Penn. riionian Literary. Spanish. West Va. Wesleyaii (1), (2); Deg-ree t Miisiu Waynesljiir (It). Cai.vi;rt, Havev W. Chi Phi. Hillsboro, Ohio. I ' i Delta Kpsilon. Business Administratitm. Transcript Staff (2). ( ' las C!). Haslictliali BUSSDICKI-R. V IDA MaE DaytiMi, Ohio. Mathematics. Athenaeum. Cameron, Howard Delta Alpha I ' i. hatrobe, Penn. Bible Business Administration. Cai.lin, Rosemary ' Howling (Jreen, Ohio. KiiBlish Hlhle. Transcript Staff (4); Lake Erie College (I), (2); Sons of the Prophets (3), {■I). Cameron, Ellen Janet Delta Delta Gamma. Dawson. Penn. Athenaeum, Boosters. KtiKlish Literature. V. W. C. A. Cabinet (1), (2), I ' res. Women ' s Pan Hellenic Student Council (1); Bijou Philosophy Club (4); Transcript (I) (2), (3); Monnett Kditor (4). (3) (4) (3) li w J Campbell, Harold R. Alpha Tau Omega. L,a Rue. Ohio. Business Administration. Chandler, Jane Hammond Rho Sigma. Newark. Ohio. Clionian. Sociology. Secretary Class (3); Treas. Clio (3). Carrick, Lillian V. CItviland. Ohio. Helta I ' hi Delta. Fine Arts. Y. V. C. A. Advisory Com. (4). Chilea, Taneo Ohio Wesleyan Commons. Nagasaki. Japan. Sociology. Cosmopolitan Club: Oriental Club. Carroll, Lucille J. Phi Omega Phi Lakeside. Ohio. Clionian. Boosters. Business Administration. Washington Birthday Com. (2). (3), (■1): Varsity Debate (3). (4); Judici- ary Pres. Student Govt. (4). Chou Nai Tung An Hwei, China. Economics. Oriental Club. CuRISIOI ' HIiR, MARGARliT ELIZABETH Delta Delta l!amma. Washins ' ton ( ' . H., Ohio. S(icioli Ky. Athenaeum (4); Soeial Soienoe (o), (4); Secy. Atlleliaeuni. CoFFiELD, Roy E. I ' hi Kappa l ' 5i. I ' itiua, Ohio. Political Science. Baseball (1) (2). Ct): W (-laii. Ci), (1); Koothall (2). Cl.lFFORL), MiiRRlTT Delta Alpha I ' i. WellinKton, Ohio. I ' HKlish. Coleman, Robert B. Delta Tau Delta. CovinKton. Ohio. I ' hi .Mil Alpha. ThetaAlplKi I ' lii, .1 esters. Bu.siness Ad mi iii.st ration. Histronic Club (1), (2). (3). (4); Glee Club (1). (2), (3), (4): ran Hellenic Council (3); l res. Sr. Lectiwe Course Com. (4); Student Council (1). CoBBi.EDicK, Melville Robert .• I])ha Si nia I ' hi. ' oiniK. ' tiiwii, ( hi(i. Htiosters. Busines.s Admliiisli-;Lt ion. Le Bijou (3). CoLviN, Edith Itho Si :ma. South Chariest Clionian, Spanish. Monnett Day Com Com. (3). ( ihic (2); Studi-nl Chest CoMMAN, Estiii:r L. I i Mil I ' si. liaytDii. (iliiii. Alhi-njii ' iini fhemistry. I ' hysk ' s Chemistry riiib Secy. Treas. CI)! (2), (3), 4): Covm.L, Louise CoRUiii.iA Alpha Delta I ' i. WilkiiisIiurK . I ' enn. Athenaeum. l ' ' retK ' h. Key.stune CUil); V. W. c. A. 1 lulii.stiiul ( ' (im; U ' .Mliaiiee I- ' rancaise. CONI.EY, El.IZABl ' TM LoUlSR Marlon. Ohiii. I- ' reneh. L ' Allianee Krancalse (;j). Craig, David Stuart Beta Theta I ' i. Wa.shinKton C. II., )hii Delta Sigma Rhu. IV)Iitic ' al Science, r ' re.s. Student Body. Coulter, Zeta Elaine Kappa Jam mil I Chi. CriiokKVille, Ohio. Athenai ■um. Oratory , Knsl ish. Grain, Gi-hnuinI ' : Llcii.i-: I ' auldirig, iliio. Music. Cransion, Ruth A. rortsmoiith, ohin. Hnsini ' ss Ailministrutiun. Cunningham, Ian Maci.aricn Kapiia Dt ' lta Ali)h:i. Delaware, )lii  . lUisiness Attniiti ist I ' Mt ion. Clep Chill (1). Crass, Mabei.i.i; Francks Shaker Heishts, Ohiii. (Mionian. I- ' ' renoh. SneiidoKV. Daskethall CO, )4): Baseball Ci). (4): 1 inliKsii-ial Coniniiltee Y. W ' .; l, ' . lli- aiu ' e l- ' riincai.se W. A. A. Cui ' PS, F. Stkwart Sigma I ' hi lOiisilmi. (Vn ' aopol is. hella SiKiiia Uhti, ' I iratcir.v. I ' r ' esident nl ' StMli Ueliale (:;), (4). I ' lMst ni;istei ' s. ' a rs i ( .V Crouch, JknnH ' Mikesell Cortland, ohin. Alpha Sigma Nil; Kappa Hella I ' i; Athenaeum. Freneh. V. A. A.: Ba.sUell.all (1), (2), (:!), (4); Capl. (4); Hocli.-y (2), Cf), (4); Track (1), (2). (4), ( ' apt. (1); Basel. all (1), (2), CO (4). Twill W. Dai.ton. Glen D, SiKnia Chi, .Springfield, (ihii . Delta Sigma Him. Bnosters CInh (4). I ' hilo.sophy. Varsity Deliate (2), CO: Del. ate and (iratory Cimneil (1), Ci), (4); Student Couneil (4); V. M. C. A , Cabinet (S), I ' re.s, (4). 1 B 1 • i] Damkls, Ei.izabrtii Df.i.oss Dav, Edna Louise Klkiiis. V. Va. Toledo. Ohio. C ' lionian. Woman ' s Himslers. Kastern Star ( luli. Physical Education. Mathematics. 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Chemistry. Basketball (1), (4); Baseball (4); Physics Chemistry Club (2). (3). (4), Vice Pres. (4). Ebert, Dorothy E. Pi Mu T ' si. Huron, Ohio. Athenaeum. Entflish. Literature. Edman, Leona Mae Pi Phi Psi. Utica. Ohio. History, Education flub (3). Faus, Fi.ori;nce Elizabeth MifflinlniiK. I ' enn. Athenaeum. I ' nslish Literature. V. W. Cabinet (3); I ' hilosiiphy flub; Student Volunteer Ba.sel)all (:!). Emery, Robert William Alpha Sigma Phi. Defiance, Ohio. Toa. ' itmaster.s, Owl and Skull, ( and Scimiter. Business Administration. Pres. Boosters Club Ci). (4); Lecture Course Com. Senior Faus, Raymond W. Tnion. .Miff linburK. reiin. Bible. Varsity Iieliate S iuad (2), (4); Gospel Team (I!). (3), (4): Honor Court (4) Eruel, Elsie Isador Frankfurt, Ind. Bible. .sinili ' iu N ' liliintfer Band. Fhnnertv, Lois Cii rtrudr Sigma Delta I ' i. Findlay. ohiu. Clionian I ' ll.wsics l ' hrm isl r, ' Club. ( ' liemistry. Washinniiiii I ' .iitlHlay Cum. CI): Vi man ' . ' I ' .-m I ' llellenic Council CI). (4). l: Ferris. Gladys E. (lamnia Psi Delta. Shelliy. Ohio. Thfta Alpha I ' lil. Oratnry and KiiKlish Literature. .Vthiiiaiiim (2), (3), (4);(iirls Var.sity Nome CnnihiK riay (4); Hi.striimic Deljati- (4); lliaiiKural I ' nm. Ci). )4): ' luli. KORRV, ISABELLE LaVINA Alpha Beta Phi. Mt. ' ernoii. Ohio. .Mheiiaeuni. History Kducation. KiSHicR, Verona F. Siinlmry. Ohio. I api a I elta IM. ( M ' atnry. lOdiirai ion. Dehati- Ct). Fresh w.AiER. Mildred Lorena I ' hi Omega Phi. I lelaware. Ohio. ' lionian. l ' rench. Flowers, June Delta Deli:i Oainina. Clark.shiirK. . V a. Delta i ' hi Delta. Hoo.siers. .Mhenaeiim. I ' Mne Arts. Hijou Staff CI); WashiiiKtoii  inhilay Uani|Uet oni. CO; .lunior-Senior BaiHiuet Com. CO; liiaugural Recep- tion Com. (3). Frev, Berxice Gertrude Theta Delta Kappa. Wapakoneta. Ohio. Alpha Sigma Nu, Athenaeum. Boosters. r ' hysical Education, French. Twin W (2). (3), (4); Secy.-Treas. V. A. A. (3): Hockey (2), (3). (4); Baseball (1). (2). (3). (4); Basketball (2). 3); Track (2), (3); Monnett Day Pageant (1). (2). (3). rr L w Fritchman, Stephen Hole Delta Alpha Pi, rieveland Heights. Ohio. Knglish Bible English. ; Minor (2), (3): Art Editor (4); Gospel Teams (2), (3), (4); Uni. ot Penn. (1); I ' res. Oxford Club (4); English Writers Club (4): Y. (2). (3). (4). M. C ' . A. Cabinet Fulton, Alfred Elmer Theta Delta Psi. Peebles, Ohio. Aeta Delta Psi. Chemistry. Fry, John Alfred Alpha Tau Omega. East Cleveland, Ohio. Political Science. Gabler, Cecil William Alpha Tau Omega. Waldo. Ohio. English Literature. Fuhrman, Marian Y. I ' lmira, N. Hililc. .Student Vi ilunteer (1), (2), (3), (4). Gai.i.khkr, Hei,i;n Mt. (iilead. Ohio. Phi Ueta Kappa. English hiteralure English Bible, Gamble, Grace Delta Rho Delta. Van Wert, Ohio. Athenaeum Literary Society. Sociology. Glassford Thiil.ma Naomi Alpha Beta Phi. Wapakoneta, Ohio. Athenaeum. Oratory. Ensli-sh Literature. Monnett Day Play (a): Y. V. 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Athenaeum, Matliematics, Education. Hackney, Horace B. Chi I ' hi. London, Ky. Sociology. (Jhlo State Univer.sity. Summer Y. M. C. A. Council (3-, (4). (23): H. LLER, Walter Daniel O. W. Commons. Kokomo, Ind. Bible. Haii.s, Katherine Pi Mu Psi Canton. Ohio Kappa Delta I ' i, . thenaeuni, Chemi.stry. Chemi. !try Club (2), (3), (4). Hammon, Grace A. Pi Mu Psi. Pittsburgh. Pa. Athenaeum, Phi Beta Kappa, Mu Phi Epsilon, Pres. (3). Sec ' y (4). Psychology, Music. Choral Club (I); Pianist (3); Orchestra Pianist (3); Physchology Club. Hamrick, Gi,ai vs Rho Sifrma. Baltimore, Md. Clionian. English Literature. Class Seo ' v. (2); Boosters (2), (3). Pres. (4); Tiwn W (1), Bijou (3). (2). (3), (4); Le Hasti, Edward Cokato, Minn. Philosophy. Aoeountant at Delaware Sprinjrs Sani- tarium durins? whole college term. Harley, Junior R. Phi Alpha Pi. Defiance. Ohio. Phi Mu Alpha. Business Administration. Orchestra (1), (3). (4): (2), (3); Track (1) P ' ootball Hastings, Marjorie Constance Theta Delta Kappa. Rocky River, Ohio. . ' Vthenaeum French. Harris, Margarkt Elizabeth .lamestown, New York. Athenaeum. .Mathematics. L:itiii Cluli (2). (3), (4); Colonial Cluli Unmcn ' s Athletic Asso. (4). Hedrick. Rlssell D. Delaware t liio. French. - ■ SR9 n Heitsmax. Florence Glidewell Oxford, Ohio. Bible Choral Club (3), (4); Religious Educa- tion Club (4). HiNKLE, Jane Alleni; Bloomtield, Ky. Music. Hocky (1). (2); Basi-liall (1). Basket- ball (1). Menders, J. Ollire Gamma I ' si Delta. Delaware. Ohio. Athenaeum. Physical Kducation. W. A. A. (2), CI). I ' aK.ant (1). (2). (4); (3); Cirls ' Track (1), (3). Monnett Day Baseball (2); HiPPENSTEELE, SuMNER E. Sig-ma Chi. Akron, Ohio. Hewitt, Ma. Addison Beta Theta IM. Sedalia. Ohio. Pi Delta Kpsilon. Business Administration. Transcript Staff (2). (3), (4); Business ManaKer (4); Mirrnr Staff (2), (3), (4); Ass ' t. Bus. Mgr (4). Hoi.T, Bernice B. Alpha Delta I ' i. Chatfield, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi, Athenaeum. History. Social Science Club (3). (4): Pres. (4). Vice Hooi ' tR, Grace ElizabiiTH Sigma Delta Pi. Akron. Ohio. ClioiiiaTi Spanish. Basl etl)all (I). (2). (3), (4); Baseball (1). (2); Hockey (1). (2). HUDUI.H, Gr. ck Sycamore, Ohio. Mu Delta Jlu. Athunatuni, -Mu Phi Kpsilon. Music. .Mil I ' hi ICpsiliili Tria.s. (4). ouGH, George Stuart Hughes, Frances Al.meda Phi Delta Theta. .Mplia Chi  meKa. PittsburKh. Pa. .Mansfield. Ohio. Gamma Plii. I ' liiinian. Oratory. KiiKlish Literature. r.lee ' liib (1). (2). C!). (4); Gym Team (2). (3), Capl. (4); W— Clan. HousTo.v, RAi.t-H McInhre Delta Tau Delta. Cleveland Heights. Ohio. Pi Delta ICpsilon: Tuaslmasters. Philosophy. 1..- Hijou Ci): Y. M. C. A Cabinet (4); l ' :ui Hellenic Council (4); Philo.sophy I ' lub (3), (4). ill II. W ' ll.l.ARl) (lEORGE Phi Delta Theta. Delta. Ohio. Pi Delta Kpsilon. Boosters Business Administration. Bus. .Mpr. l.e Bijou (3): Varsit.v Band (I). (2). (3), (4). Mgr. (4); Boosters Club Pres. (4); Course Com. (4). Senior Lecture TLi Hui.sH, Elizabeth 1 a e Dftrolt, Mich. French, Spanish. Psychology Club. Jack.man, Electa Ellen Delaware. Ohio. Bible and Religious Education. Religious Education Club (4): Student Pastor (4). Inman, Mary Klotz Delaware, Ohio. Oratory. Jacksox, Mary Margaret . lpha Beta Phi. Hillsboro, Ohio. Athenaeum. History. Irky. Vincent Paul Thcta Delta Psi. Marion, Ohio. Business Administration. Interclass Basketball (I), (2). (3); Interclass Baseball (1), (2), (3) [ewitt, Helen Lucile Cleveland HeiRhts. Ohio. (. lionian. Boosters. Physical Education. Boosters Vice Pres. (4) (2), (3). (4). Capt. (3), All-Star (3) (4); Basketball (1), (2) (3), (4), All-Star (2), (3); Track (1), (3). I ' apt. (2); Baseball (1). (2) (4), Capt. (1), (3); Twin W Pres. (3) Hockey (1), (2). (3). Vice Jones, Cecil McKenzie Kam.me er, Edw.vru Henry Theta Delta Psi. O. W. Commons. Delaware. Ohio. Defiance. Ohio. 1 Bciosters Club. History, Bilile. Chemistry. Gospel Team (3), (4); V. M. C A. ,r Track Mgr. (4): Stiicl -iit Tournament Vice I ' res. (3); .Social Science Club (4). Mcr. (3), (1); Athletic Assn.; W Clan (4). Jones, Grace Leora Keller, Margaret Louise Coshcicton, Ohio. Rho Sifrma. 1; Clionian. Charleston. W. Va. I ' sycholoKy. Clionian. Psychology Club (2), (3), (4): Sec ' y. Oratory. Personnel Com. (3). (4). Twin W (1). (2). (3). (4); W. A. A. (1), (2), (3); Histrionic Club (3), (4); Track (2). Kai.e, Raymond B. Kli.l.OC.C, AN ' iNDSOR E. Alpha SiRma Phi Delta Tau Delta. Warren, Ohio. .Medina. Ohio. Business Administration. i ' hemistry Track (1), (2), Ci), (4). Capt. (1), (4); I ' hvsics-Cheni. Club (4): Y. il. C. A. Cross ountry (I). (2), (3). (4), Cabinet (S); I ' sychology Club (2) Capt. 3). (4); Sec ' y.-Treas. Athletic (3), Pres. (2); Debate Siiuad (3), (4) Assn. (3): W Clan (2), (3), (4). Western Reserve (1). lill F I Kershaw, Charlotte Ei.i.nN Theta Delta Kappa. Ashland, Ohio. I ' hy.sical Education. Tenni.s (1). (2), (.3): Baseball (2), C!); Hockey (2), (3), (4); Basketball (3), (4); Track (3); I ' hysical lOdiication Club (2). (3). Ki.M. Hei.f.n Kiduk Seoul, Korea. Bible. Kestle, James Allen Beta Theta Pi. Bellefontaine. Ohio. Theta Alpha I ' hi (2), (3), Trcas. (4). Oratory Varsity Track (2), (3), (4); W Clan (2), (3). (4); Histrionic Club (1). (2), (3). (4), Council. Pre. ' . (4); M. Kim, Toyom Seoul. Korea. Rconomlcs KiLBURV, Ella Louise riain City. Ohio. Kappa Delta i ' i. Athenaeum. Spani.sh and i..atin. Histrionic Club (2), (3), (4); Varsity Debate (3); Latin Club (2). (3), (4). Sec ' y. (3). Tres. (4). KiMLER, Marv Louise Ashley, Ohii . .Mpha Si ma Mu, Athenaeum. I ' hysical Kducation. Y. V. C. A. Cabinet (2). (4). Sec ' y. (4): W. A. A. K . Board (3). (4); Student Council (4): Twin W. Til KiNfi, EsillIK PaI ' LINE Al|)ll:i H.I;i I ' liL Warren, Ohio. Athenaeum ICiiglish. KxAPFhSBERCKR, HaROI.D I.ISIIR Kappa Delta Alpha. V ' anderKiift. I ' enii. Philosoph - and Mi.stor.v KiNc, Gkrtrudk Ii.oe |.,anilKla .Alpha Sigma. Kindlay. (Hiin. (Minnian. I ' nS ' lish I.itfratnre. Ha.skeihall CI); Transoript (3). Minor (4); ICneli.xh Writer.s Pan Hellenic Coiinoil Trea.«. (4). (4): (4): K()i:ni.i;R. Hi:i.i: Christine Delta Delta Delta. Alliance, ( hio. t lionian. Sociolog.v. Senior HorUe.v; I ' re.s, ( ' liniiian Literary Soeiet.v. Ki.iNc.Ei., Iacii.i.i-: Kathrvx Alpha Delta I ' i. .Marion. Ohio. Kappa Delta I ' i. I ' hi Meta Kappa, .-Vthenai-uni. French. l.-Alliance Francaise (1). (2), (3), (4); r.-iyiholoKV riub (2), (3). (4); Sluihnl I ' hest Com. (4). Kruc.er. KA•l■HR ■ A. Dayton, Ohio. Clionian. UnKli ' h Literature. Monnett Day I ' afseant (2): Hockey (2), (3); Industrial Com. Y. V. (3). (4): Woman ' s Star Club, .■ thletic Assn, Kastern rr j I. AIRD. ESIIIKR J. Lawrexci;, Vera Hohi- ' olleHf Cnrrifr. « thi( . Lnrain. tihin. Kil.li- . latht-niatios. K.-lisious Kdiiratioii Chili; Karlliam L A K. Amelia Leas. Carl A. KupiKi (Jamma l eUa. West Manchester. Ohio. Iit-lawari . Ohio. Husine. js Administration ami . Spanish Athenaeum. Mom.- IConnoinirs. H..nie Kr.inomu-.x I ' liili Ci). Ci), ( ): .Miiniiett lJa.v (2). L ARSI-N, Al.ICI- MaRIR Lice. William Wells Alpha Heta I ' hi. Alpha Tan ometja. Warren, I ' enn. Athenaeum (2). CO. I ' res. (4). SaBinaw. Mich. History. KnKlish, Spanish. I ' aii Helienic I ' uuniil ct), (4); Key- .stone Club: Y W. C. A. Second Hducatioii CUih CI): Koolhall (1), (2 Caliinet (4); Cottage Advisor (4). LOCKARD, loSnPHINH P. LooMis, Kline Craig I ' hi (iiiU ' Ka riii. Klyria, (ihio. Clionian. SIuiliTrl Clii-st Cum. { .) ; Fni)lli:ill Baiuiuct Ciiin (4). Phi Gamma Delta. Conneaut, Ohio, .lesters. Kotmomics. I ' aii Hellenic ( oiiiu-il (1): Ha.seball (2) (a), (4). L0CKMU.1.ER. Frank Ulrey Luce. Jeannette Athens, Tenn. History. •SiKma Delta Pi. Cadiz, Ohio. Ciiiinian. Spanish. ' Jr.-Sr. Bamiuet Cmunitlee LoMBARin ' . KrNI ' ST OrI.ANDO Lyon.s, Marion Jeanktte Hisliiiy. Manila. Philippine Is. Spanish. Cosmupolitan t ' lub: St rniul Tahinet Y. V. C. A. (3); Basketball (1). (3). L McCoRMicK, Helen Kerr Sunliury, C)hio. Histiiry, English. Education. t tterl ein ' 2(1. ' 21; Ohio State ' 22. M.A.vcH ESTER, Winifred .Alpha Delta Pi. Alliance. Ohio. Clionian. V. W. C. A. Cabinet (4); Basketliall C!); Home Economics r ' lub. McLean, Helena Joan Theta Upsilon. Magnetic Springs, Ohio. Sociology. . I ARKI.E, D.AVID ICai)| a Delta Alpha. Waterbury, Conn. Philosophy. McNaBB, Li-.Ko Cl.lIlORD Delaware. Ohio. Theta Alphi I ' i Oratory. }i. S. Lebanon (Ohio) University; Masonic Club; Director Histrionic ' I ' lay Ci): Director Theta Alpha I ' hl riay (4). . Iarsii. Evelyn B. Theta Delta Kappa. Sterling. Ill .Athenaeum. .Music. ■• reshman Council (Y. W.); Stu. G. Treas. (2); Stu. G. Jr. Representative (3); Orchestra. Martin, Elva May Pi Mu Psi. Bellevue. Ohio. Theta Alpha Phi; Athenaeum (3), Pres. (4); Boosters (4). Oratory. Histrionic Club (3). Sec ' y. (4); Woman ' s Pan Hellenic (3); Student Gov ' t. (4); Pres. Austin Hall (4). Mayhew, James Morcan Kappa Delta Alpha. New Cumberland. W. Va Chemistry. Cilee Club (4): Varsity Quartet (3). Mas KEY, Robert F. I ' hi Delta Theta. Upper Sandusky. Ohio. Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Rho, Toastmasters. Jesters, Owl Skull. History. Debate (1), (2), (3). (4): Debate and Oratory Council Pres. (4); Civic Orator (4): Glee Club (1), (2), (3), (4): student Council (4); Executive Com. (4): Boosters ' Club (3), (4); Social Science Club (2), (3), (4). Metzner, Eleanor Scott Kappa Gamma ( ' hi. Grafton, W. Va. Clionian. Boosters. Home Economics. Monnett Day Com. (3), (4); Home Economics C u (3), (4): Red Cross Life Saving Corp (3), (4); Woman ' s A. A. (4): V. V. C. A. Second Cabinet (4). Mason, Harold Leonard Homer. Ohio. I ' oUtical cience and Chemistry. Baseball (2), (3), (4); W Physics-Chemistry Club (4). Clan: Miller. Julia Edith Delaware, Ohio Kappa Delta I ' i. English Literature. MiNDliR, Hll.UA l. Ml ' ri.in ' , John Lambda Alpha Sigma. Alpha Delta Phi. Bellaire. Ohio. Kochester. N. T. Theta Alpha I ' hi. Delta Sigma Rho, Toastma.sters. Clionian. Mathmetics. Oratory. Histrionic Club (2). (3); Commence- ment I ' lay (2): Varsity Debate (3). (4);V. V. Com. (1). (2). Honor Court: Swimming Team: Tennis Team; Phy.sics and Chemistry Club; Pres. of Philosophy Club. MoREHOusi-, Glaring Murphy. Nancy Ann Aplia Chi _ mega. .Si-tiring. Ohio. Delaware, Ohio. Kneiish. Clionian. Mt. Union College (1), (2), (3). French. ' Alliance Francalse (1). (2), (3); Monnett Day (1), (2). MuLLER, Lois Neff, A.my Louise Gamma I ' hi Beta. Delaware, Ohio. I ' ittsburgh, Pa . thenaeum Clionian. Delta I ' hi Delta. ICnglish Literature. Kine Arts. Transferred from Mt. Holyoite College I ' an Hellenic Council (3). (4): Basket- in 1922. ball (1). (2). (3); Army and Navy (1), (2). (3); Hockey (1), (2). (3), (4); Army and Navy (1), (2), (3), (4): Baseball (1). ! N EiBia., Mu.DRKD Pauline Noi.AND, Edcar Smiih I ' i Mil I ' sl. Heta Theta I ' i. Dayton, Ohio. Kiiijpa Delta I ' i, Theta Alpha Thi, Lorulon, (thio. Boosters, Atlieitaeum. llu.siness .Vdininistration. I ' liiKlish Literature. Mirror Staff (4); Y. W. C. A. Cahinet (4); Honor Court (4); Student Gov ' t. (4); Vice I ' res. Junior Clas.s (3): Histrionic (4); I ' an Hellenic i. ' ouncil Ci), (4). N EWi;i,I,, KaRI. ( 11. 1.1AM NovMSE, Lui.u M. ' 1. W Commons. Aliiha Bi ta I ' hi l ' ' ellsMlel-e, l- ' la. Washinston. D. C. . thenaeuin. Bible. French, Social Science Club Ci), (4); V. M. C. A. Twin V ; L ' Alliunce Francaise; Y. V. 1 .. Caliinet (4). C. A. Cahinet (3): Transcript Busi- ness Staff (2), Ci): Hocliey (li), (li), (4); Baslvethall (2), Ci): Hasehall (2). (3). (4); Vice Pres. Twin W (4); Tennis (2), (. ' i), (4). N OBI.E, HaROI.I) J. O ' Hriani, Hi:rnice Ariiu, Seoul, Korea. WashinRton C. H,, (Ihio. History. Kappa Delta I ' i. Social Scienc - Cluh (• ). (3), (4); Cos- I ' iRlisli l.il ei-.-iture. mopolitan Clul. (1), (2), C!), (4); Class Track il), ci); Varsity Track (2). JLfJ WB B l! OwKN, William Griffith Delaware, Ohio, rhemistry ami French PiKRcii, S. Ellis Sitfnia Alpha Epsiloii. Steuhenville, Ohio. Roosters Club. C hemistry and Busine.s.s Administration. Le Bijou (3); Glee C ' luli (1). (4); I ' hyslos Chemistry Club (3), (4); Elections Com. (3). PliTERS, BEATRICE AlICE r elphos. Ohio. English. PiERSEL, Helen Charlotte Alpha Delta I ' i. Hamilton, Ohio. Athenaeum. Business Administration Psychology I ' sychology Club (3), (4). Peterson , Duiton S. Millerton, Pa. Phi Beta Kappa, Delta KiKma Rho. Oratory. Debate (1), (2), (3), (4). Pin ' ches, Harold Everett Conneaut, Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan Union. Philosophy. I ' hilosophy Club (3), (4): Y. M. C, A. Cabinet (I), (2); Cross Country Team (2). ' m. Poi.i.ocK, Carolyn I ' hi Dniega Thi. Delaware, Ohio. Clionian. rOriKlish I-itcrature. Putnam, Hazel Pi Mu Psi. Frankfort, Oliio AtluMiaeum. Si)ani.sh and I- rencti. French Cliil (2), (3). Powell, Mary Louise WashinKton. n. C Bil)U-. Ceorgi ' WashinKton University (1); Capitcil Club (2). (3), (4), Treas. (3); ReliKiou.s Kduoation Club (4). Racey, Mary Helen (Jamma I ' hi Beta. Caldwell, Ohio. Athenaeum. French. French Clul) (2), (3), Sec ' y. CO: hatin Club (H). (4); Second Y. V. Cabinet (4); Home Economics Club. Price, Nellie Allen Radci.iffe, Ada S Delta Delta Gamma. (lamnia Phi Beta I.atrobe, Penn. Athenaeum. Columbus, Ohio. Clionian, French. French. 1, ' Alllance Francai.se (1), (2), Kducation Club; Y. W. C. A. (1), Class Sec ' v. (4); Keystone Club. (3): (2); Raine, Margaret Sigma Delta Pi. Rainelle, W. Va. Clionian. Spanish. Richardson, George L. C. Jr. Sigma Chi. Pittsburgh, Pa. Phi Mu Alpha, Pres. (4). French, Music. Transcript (1), 2): Glee Club (3); Glee Club Accompanist (4). Rainier, Helen Kappa Gamma Delta. Galena. Ohio. French. L ' AIliance Franoalse tion Club (3). (2), (3); Kduca- RiCKETTS, Blanche L. Lancaster, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. History. Student Volunteers (1), Latin Club (4). (2). (3). (4): Ramsk , John C. Delta Tau Delta. Delaware. Ohio. Toastmasters. Theta Alpha Phi. F ' rench. Histrionic Clul) (1). (2). (3). (4) i ' r ?s. (2); Enelish Writer.x Club (3) .lunior-Senior Hamiuct Com. (3) Tht-ta Alpha Phi Play (3). Rickey, Marjorie Ann Rho Sigma. Portsmouth, Ohio. Clionian. English Literature. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet: Hockey (1), (2). (3). (4); Basketball (1). (2). (3). (4); Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. (3); W. A. A. Rider, Sarah Grace Delaware. Ohio, History. Robertson ' . Doroth ' Cl.aire Theta Upsilon. Deputy, Ind. Athenaeum. Oratory and Kntrli.sh t ' omp. Y. W. C. A. First Cabinet (4): Woman ' s I ' an Hellenic Council (4). Roberts, Chas. W. Union. SterlinK. HI. ri Delta Epsilon. Kn Ii h Literature. lOnKli- h Writers (2), (3), (4), Pres. (4); .Mirror (3). (4); E)ditor-in-Chief (4). RoBisoN, Florence Ei.iz.abeth Kappa Oamma Chi. Mt. Sterlinsr. Ohio. Delta Phi Delta, Clionian. History. Fine Arts. Mirror Staff (3), (4); Basl tl all (3), (4): Education Club (3); Y. W. C. A. Roberts, Eugene Andrew .Sipma Alpha Epsilon. .Miiford, Ohio. owl and Skull. Jesters. i ' i Dilla lOpsiloii. Roosters (3), (4). Chemistry. Varsity Track (2). (3). (4); Transcript (1), (2), (3), (4); Class Basketball (2), (3); Football (2); W Clan (2), (3), (4). Ror.iRs, Harriet N. Ii.lta Delta C.amma. W.-.st Lafayette, Ohio. .Mpha i iKnia Nu. Kappa Delta Pi. Twin W.. Clionian. Boosters. I ' bysical Kducation. Student Council (4): W. . . A. (1). (2), (3), Pres. (4); Hockey (4); Baseball (1), (3), (4); Basketball (1), (3), (4); Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3). (4); All- Sl:ir llockry Team ( apt. (4). CJ tt.-_ -_ Rose, Dorothy Lamlida Alpha SiKma. Martins Ferry, Ohio, riionian. KneHsh. RoYCE, Marion North Troy. N. V. English Literature. RossER. Bernard Pomeroy Delta Tau Delta. Arcanum, Ohio. I ' hl Mu Alpha. Mathmetios. (;iee Club (1). {■ ). (3). (4); SwimniinK (4); Life Savintr Corps (2) .(3), (■(). Rudy, Helen Edwards Kho SiKma. Massillon, Ohio. Mu rhi Ki siloii, Boosters. Clionian. Music. Executive Board .Athletics (1); Choral Club Sec ' y. Ci), V. i ' res. (.1). Pres. (4); Student Chest Ci). (4); Student Uov ' t. (3); Inaui ural Com. (4). RowE, XVelthea G. Kappa Oamma Chi. W ' auseon. Ohio. Kappa Delta I ' i. (Mionian. .Mathmetics, French. Baseball (3). (4); Senior Tarty Com.; Woman ' s Pan Hellenic (3). (4). RuNKLE, VV. Edc;ar Beta Theta Pi. Shelbyville, 111. Oratory. (;lec Club (2). (3), (4), Mer. (3): .Junior-Senior Bani|Uet (3); Student Chest (2): Histrionic Club. Russ, William Adam SaVAGL, RoBliRT E. Latrobe, I ' enii. I ' hi Delta Thcla. Business Aflniinislralinii. Hist ory. Klyria, Ohin. I ' hi Beta Kappa. Business Administral inu. I ' res. of Class (2); Tennis (2). CO. (D. Capt. (.■i): W Clan: Social Science Club CI). CO, (1). SACKsri:i)KK, A. J. ScHICKEDANTZ, LoUlSE Sigma riH. Selnia. Ohio. IJaytoii, uliio. Spanish, Bible. Owl and Sliull, Jesters. I ' hysical IO(liirali in. Student Volunteer (2). (3), (1); I ' sycholoKy Club (4), Scc ' y.-Tri-aK. Athletic A Hellenir (4); l- ' o.itl.all Baseball (2), (.!). (t). ssn. (2), Capt (1); (3). . (3) I ' an (4); Sannkr. Margaret Forcee ScHiEBER, Elsie C. Alpha Chi Omega. Uormont. I ' ittsbiiiKh. I ' a. Clionian. Public Scli...)l .Music. Choral Club CI), (1); Kuyslouu (1), (2), CO. Club Alpha Delta I ' i. Buoyrus, Ohio. Kappa Delta I ' i. . thcnaeum. Mathematics. Class Basketball CO, (O: Hockey (1). I Schneider, Hubert Homer Sebring. Virginia Louise Chi Phi. I ' ortsmouth. Ohio. Cleveland. t)hio. Clionian. Toastmasiers. Sociology. English Literature. Basketball (2). (3). Associate Editor Mirror (4). ScH REINER. Sarah Edith Middleport. Ohio. Athenaeum. Oratory, Sociology. V. W. (•al)inet (2): Eastern 3). H). I ' res. (3). Star Club Sergeant, Frances E. Delta Rho Delta. Elmira, N. Y. Athenaeum. Philr)Sophy. Hockey (1): Women ' s Pan Hellenic Council (3). (4): Philosophy Club (2), (3). ). Secy. (4); Latin Club (2), (3). (4). ScHCLTz, Arthur Cui-mer Shafer, Mar Charlotte SiKma . lpha Epsilon. Rho Sigma. Indianap« lis, Ind. Findlay, Ohio. Philosophy. Clionian. Indiana University 1): Glee (3): Uheer Leader (2), (3), Club (4). (2). History. Sharits, Clarence Elder SicARD, Lyman Josias Kapt a Delta Alpha. ' W Muskegon, Mich. Busine.ss Administration and History. V. M. C. A. Caliintt (1); Varsity Party Com. (:!): Red Cross Life Saving Corps. Birmingham. Ala. Sociology. Dixie Club (1), (2). Treas. (2). Shawhan, Margaret Helen Si. M ESTER, KdIIH W ' iMEREU Morrow, Ohio. Athenaeum. Home E eouomics. Hom ' E roiiomic Soeict ' (2). (. ' i). Vire I ' res. (1): V ilmiiiKton Co (1). liege I.,anark, Til. Athenaeum. Bible, History. Hookey (1), (2). (3); Cosmopolitan Club I ' res. (2). (3); Student Volun- teer; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3). (4). SnA , Mary Agnes SiMONSON, MCLFORU Be ERL ' Alpha Chi Omega. Tunnelton, W. Va. English. West Virninia We.sUyan (1), (2) (3). Kappa Delta . Ipha. Hartford. Conn. Bible. I ' res. Colonial Clnl Ci): V. .M. C. A. Cabinet (3); I ' ns. StudiiU Volunteers (4). rpr Skoog, Inez V ' ioi.a Smith, Lee D. Kane. Penn. Kappa Delta Alplia. Athenaeum. Warren. Penn. lOnKlish and French. Philosophy, We.stminster College (1). Sloan, Marguerite Solier Smith, Rlth Esther Alpha Lambda Iota. Delaware. Ohio. Stryker. Ohio. French and Spanish. Clionian. Kappa Delta n. L ' Alliance Francaise 2), (3). French. Kducation. Kniflish. West V ' irj inia Wesleyan (1) (2). (3). Smith, Grace E. S.MvsER, Margaret Lydia I ' i I ' hi I ' .si. Delta Delia lianinia. .Vorwalk. Ohio. Delaware. Ohio. I ' ' n ?Iish. Clionian. Histrionic flnli (4); fhoral Club (4): French. Monnett Day I ' lay 12). Honor Court (3). (4): LAIIiance Francai.se (1). (2), (3): Psvcholosy Club: Monnett Day PiiKeanl (1). (.1). Snodc.rass, MARr.ARin ' Liu; flamma i ' si |)elta. McMeohen, W. Va. Mu I ' hi Kpsilon Athenaeum. Mu Delta Mu. . Iu.si Latin Chili CO. (4). Stai.ti;r, Ll ' ch.i.i; MAR-AVENii Gamma I ' hi Beta. Nelsouville, Ohio. Clionian. Oratory. B.i.sketball (2): Army and Navy Game (2); Histrionio (: ), (4); I ' res. Cli tninn. Sn SDKR, EuiTll EVKI. ' SN Wooster, Ohio. Sociology, Education. Stanley, Gertrude Luei.la Alpha Xi Delta. Beloit. Ohio. Kducation. I ' sycholoKy Club (4). Si ' raoue. Minor VVinan Union. Bayonne. N. J. Literature. V. Va. Wesl.van II) (2) (3), (4); I ' hilu Glee iMub phieal Club (4). SiARR, Suzanne Alpha Chi OmeKa. Greenville, Ohio. Clionian Literary Society. Wittenberg (1), (2). Statkn, George Ran ' dai.i. Delta Tau Delta. Portsmouth. Ohio. Owl atid SUull. Jesters. Huo.sters. Entslish Literature. Football (2), (H), (4): Ba.sketball (4): Ba.seball (2). (.f), (4), Capt. • ' W ( lass Pre.s. (4): Cla.s.s I ' res. Student Council (3). (4). (2), (4); (3): Stimmel, Thoburn B. Theta Delta I ' si. Columbus. Ohio. Roosters Club. Busine.ss Arlministration. Hand (1). (2). (3). Ass ' t. Mur. (3); Home Coming Com. (1) .(2). (3). (4); Student Chest Com. (I). (2). Stewart, J. Ward I ' bi Caninia Delta. Bellaire. Ohio. Toastmasters. Boosters. E-psilon. Political Science. Kditor-in-Chief Le Bijou; Pres. (4); Y. M. C. Pi Delta Student Council Club (4). Honor Court A. Cabinet: (4); Social Science Stone, Merrill Vernon .-Mpha Sigma I ' bi. Newark, (ihio. ICnglish. Stewart, Leola Madge Di ' lta Rho Delta, Mansfield, Ohio. Phi Beta KaT ' l : ' , K:i|ipa Delta Pi ICnslisb. Stoner, Helen Lucine Camma Phi Beta. Massillon, Ohio. Clionian. KnKlish Composition. Bijou (3); Transcript (3). (4): Hockev (1), (2); Basketball (1). (2): Eng- lish Writers (4). Hi li - i Stubbs, Edward William Alpha Sigrnia I ' l ' i I rtrain. Ohio. f ' hi Beta Kappa. History. Social Science (•lul (2), (3). (4). Tagcart, Eugene K. SiKMia Chi. Delaware. Ohio. Engrlish I..iterature. S AI.l.liN, Jasox Kappa Delta Alpha. AlliaiiCf, Ohio. Botany. Taylor. William Cecil Delta Alpha I ' i. Crooksville. Ohio. Chemistry. I ' hysios-Chemislry Cluh I ' res. (4). CO. (4); Sykes, William Stcart ClevelaiKi. Ohio. FUi. iiiies.s Admiiii. tration. Sophomore Vigalance Com. 2). Teeter, Francis K. Kappa Delta Alpha. I.a Koiitalne. I ml. Hu.siness Administration. Varsity Track (2). (3). (4): ■W Clan. -  s.w j s J,,aw Thomas, Marsmai.i. J. Ting, Foh Chan Wellsville, Ohio. o. W. Commons. Boosters. Shanghai, China. Mathematics. Kconomics. P ' oothall (2). Cosmopolitan Club: Y. M. C. A. Counril (2); Gospel Team (3): Track (4). Thomas, Wii.i.iam B. Toi.AND, Ona Lowell Si nia Alpiia lOpsilon. Sheritlan, W ' ytiming. Charleston, V. Va. Bible. Toastmasters. Bible. Football Mer. (4): Y. M . C. A. , Cabinet (2), (3), (4): I ' hilosoi |ihy Ci ub: W Clan (4); Tan He llenic Cf)lineil (3). (4). Thomson. Marv Kath ARINi; Toi.KRioN, Mary Ellen Camma I ' hi Beta. l elta Delta Delta. Oelaware, Ohio. Alliance, Ohio. Delta Phi Delta, Clionij in. Clionian. Fine Art.s. I ' hysieal Kduoation. Basketball Ci); Hockey (4). Trafter, Ruth Ei.izabi-th Kappa (lamma Delta. (Jalloway, Ohio. Athenaeum. Sociolog.v, Kdiirat ion. Ul.l.AND, HaRRII ' T Delta Rho Delta. Fergus Fall. !. Minn. Athenaeum. Hi.stiir.v. I ' lilitieal Science. V. V. I . .V. Caliinet; V. A. A.: Hamline Univer.sit.v (1). (2), (3). TSUGITA, ShIRO Tokio, Japan. O. W. Commiins. Economics. Glee Club; C ' osmopulitan Treas. Urick, Raciii;i. Marii; IiDntiin, ohici. Delta I ' hi Delta. I ' ine .Arts. Turkey, Theodore Roosevelt Alpha Tau Omega. Delaware, Ohio. Jesters, Toastmasters. Political Science. Football (2) ,(.■!), (4); Basketball (4); Treas. ot Sr. Class (4): ' W Clan. Utley, Berxice PI I ' hi Psi. Delaware, Ohio. Hi.story. Ohio State (1); Woman ' s r ' an llell.iiii- (4). Waring, Chari.es Wi;i:ks, Helen I ella Alpha I ' i. I ' i I ' hi I ' .si. Troy, Ohio. I,ak - voo l. Ohio. I ' hi Beta Kapva. ChemiRtry. I ' h.v.sics-Chemistr.v CIul) (2 Kifiii-h Cluh (2); (.!). ). C!). (4): I ' -nglish. .Munnitt Day Taeeant (1). Warrick, Hi;i.kn D. Weems, Glen I ' i I ' hi I ' si. Crepnvilli-, T.-iui. 1 .lawai -. rHiio. History. .Spani. ' h. T.-nni.s Ci). Choral Cliib. Wi;i;d, Judsov Ai.bamks Welch, A.my Louise Dflawar.-, (ihio. Sisrma Delta I ' i. SofiolfiRy. Delaware, Ohio. Delta Phi Delta, Clionian. Art. I.. ' Bijou Art Staff (3); Mirror (1); Baseball (2): Pan Hellenic Council (2), (3). Wklker, Lois Janet Kappa Gamma Delta. Lakewood. r)hio. Athenaeum, French. Women ' s Pan Hellenic (3). V Esr, Lois Isabki.i.a Hiidaon. India. Theta . lphu I ' hi, .Vlpha Athenaeum. Hoti. ler.s. Oratory. I ' re.s. Student Govt. (4) Le Bijou (.1); Var.sity Board of W. A. A.; Basketball (1). (2), (3). (4), ( apt. (2): Hockey (1), (2), (:i). (4): Ba.seliall (2). Ci); Tennis (1), (2). (3). SiKnia Mu, Secy. Ci); : Exec. West, Dorothy Anxe Theta Upsilon, Perry. Ohio, English, Y. W. C. A. Second Cabinet (2); Base- ball (2); Hockey (3); Eastern Star Club. Whei.axd, Dorothy ' Ei.eaxor Delta Delta (lumma. Chattanoog-a, Tenn. I ' hi Beta Kappa, ( linnian, Sociolog-y. Latin Club (2), (3), (4); 1, ' Alliance Francaise (1). (2), (3), Treas. (3); Social Science Club (4); Second Cabinet Y. Y. c. . . CD, (4). West. Esther Irene Budaon, U. P. India. Athenaeum. Boosters, Oratory. Student Government (1), (4); Honor Court (1); Hockey (1), (2): Basket- ball (1); Tennis (1), (2): Y, W, C. A, I ' res, (4); Student Council (4). White, Doroth ' Lambda Aljjha Sigma, Delaware. Ohio. Clionian, Delta Phi Delta, Art, Basketball (1). (2): Delta I ' hi Delta Secv. (3). WinTTiER, Marv Louise Theta L ' psiloii. ;alena. Ohio. Kappa Delta i ' i. Knsriish Utcratuie. L ' Alliance P ' raiicaise (3), (4). Wilson, Edwin W. Beta Theta Pi. Dayton. Ohio. Spanish. WiBORG, E. Ralph Delta Alpha I ' i. Falconer, N. Y. Political Science. Social Science Cluh (3), (4); Gospel Team (4); Debate Squad (3). (4). Wilson, Helen B. Kappa Oamma Chi. HIaine, Ohio. . thenaeum. English. Williams, Gladys Charlotte I ' i Mu I ' si. Klyria. Ohio. Kappa iJelta I ' i. KnKli. ' h Literature. V. V, . A. Caliiiut (4). WoLFLEY, Ruth Kathr n Phi Omepa Phi. Marion. Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Booster.s, Athenaeum, Phy.sical Education. Women ' s Pan Helenic Council (3). (4); V. Pres. (4); W. A. A.; Hockey (2); Basketball (2). (3). WOODBURX, KaTHR N ELIZABETH Gamma Psi Delta. Sterling. 111. Athenaeum. Mu I ' lii lipsilon. Music, Piano. Athenaeum, Vice Pres. (4); Woman ' s rhorus (3): Y. W. (2); Woman ' s Pan Hellenic (3). (4). ' ' OUXU, W.ALTKR Alpha Sigrma Phi. Zanesville. Ohio. Jesters. Political Science. Football (2). (3). (4); T ' an Helenic Council (3), Squad (2), (3). W (4); Clan: Debate Woods, W. Vincent Kappa Dtlta Alpha. Sheridan. Ind. Chemistry. Asbury Collese (1), (2); (4); Orchestra (3), (4). Band (3). Vu, Maurice O. W. Commons. Nanchangr, China. Bible. I Dsy 5 ' ' t«-cKs ' ' OVyt-y J-Je rnJ Jv ' S ' iiag. t-)e?s-)ay yg w V ' ygT ' y y ' ATyg ' g ' ' y y yy OWL AND SKULL S MyiVMv Jv ' MVMvA M AA aVavA A A A J . £(:v i AWC A ?£H0 ' jh ' ' ««t: vu25 Junior Class Officers K i II i:rim-. Timmons (■(• Prtiiiltiil KmviN Kn ' . ciii;i. President Reland Schri-ei. Secretary Louis Ciipi Treasurer 1 h « i ' lR S ri j? ] ! % Big ]a- S c iie t ijou 2S m y ' W ' yTy ' ' yy y ? y ' yy ' g ' y ' ' y ' ' yy w y CRESCENT AND SCIMITAR ' VMViV2v8vftAVoVMvA vA i a A MVA S ' im ' ' U25 Sophomore Class Officers Ll ' OX KoFOI) President Francks Hoi.t ill- I ' rtsideiit Ralph Roc.ers Treiisurer Chari-otti; Rice Secretary ' rmj3 ' } 1 h-j m s - 1 J .WystNk j t ' siTt b Jtf jiJ aigflii M Lawrence Ahpley Cl.EORA BeI.I. President flee President Lee U iLUwiN Margaret Hyde Treasurer Secrettiry «: J. i ' i .1 A j-j X:-. A?. J. A a J_J J ' : t. .. i«= T.ip Uciw: H. Hdvey. V. Youngr. R. Houston, W. Ross, W. Thomas, K. Lonimis. .Miiiill. ' Row: T. Turney, H. Kalljfus, C. Clark, T. TasPU ' t, V. LeSuunl, I). Stet-her, R. Maskey. JJutioni Row: S, Barbour. M. Walker, W. Belt. P. Joseph. R. Anderson. H. Snyder. Wm. Be it I ' result ' lit M. V. i,ki;r Tretisurer R. Anderson Secretary P. Joseph Vice President Toi) R(i v: .1. Morrissey, W. Hill, H. Amihein. 1). KunisteMd. D. Currie, W. Jones. Secornl Row: J. Hill. R. Addison. L. Xoland. A. Scott. E. Reynolds. W. Anderson. R- Whiting. Third Row: J. Hanna. P. Ellenberger, R. Dy.stant. C. Claik. .1. Tupper. A. Vlerebome. Bottom Row: M. Hewitt. E. Wilson. 1). (- ' raif;. R- Anderson. J. Kestle, E. Noland, E. Runkle. 1 24 H. Ruinniill AndersonKdwin V. Wilson Max A. Hewitt J. AU.-n Kestle W. Edgar Uunkle Oavid S. Craig Edgar S. Noland 18::.% A. Dale Bunistead Harold V. . nirhein ( ' . Halpli O.x ' stant Joseph D. Morrissey I ' has. R. Clark The nation.al fraternity of Beta Theta Pi was founded at Miami Uni- versity. Oxford. Ohio, August 8. 1839. At the time of its organization, Beta Theta Pi was the only society of the kind west of the Alleghenies. Since that time it has grown ver rapidl until it is now composed of eight -three active cliaptcrs, and twcnt three inactive chapters. The ti)tal niciv.hership of fraternitx is 29,897. The first branch of the fraternity was located at the University of Cincinnati. Twice in the existence of the organization the have formed a union with other frater- z ' . nities, with Alpha Chi in 1879, and with the Mystical ■ ' ri , Seven in 1889. In each case the alumni of tlie unit- sy a -_ ;. ' v,Ti ivS ing s()ciet have been received into full member- . ' . fl T- ■ - t i j.- ' ' - ship. The journal of the fraternity is called _ ' ) ] 1 5 r if the Beta Theta Pi, this was Hrst published December 15, 1872. The first place of publication was I, exingtnn. ' a. I92 i John Hill Alford H. Scott 1 ' . Philip I- ' llt-nberm-r RoK r W. Addiijon John C Hanna Warren Jones Jaim-.s Ij. Tupptr Winston Hill Arthur Vierliloini- Luke V. Noland Donald Currie Wilson Anderson Kdward Reynolds Beta Tlieta Pi was founded at Miami University in 183 ? by John Rcillv Knox, and Fourteen cars later riieta chapter was founded at Ohio Vesle. an University by James Harvey Hills. It was the first fraternity on the campus, and blazed the way for the other social fraternities which were to follow in the years to come. In 1874 a Beta. Da id H. Moore, later Bishop Moore, led the fiy;ht in behalf of the secret Cireck letter societies when the school authorities were determined to abolish thein after some of the fraternit men had run counter to the school ' s wishes. Among some of the prominent Betas who have been connected with Ohio Vesle an are: Hiram Mills Perkins, Wilbur Patterson ' J ' hirkield, President McCabe, George B. Harris, John H. Pattison. former governor of Ohio, and others of equal renown. ' - Sigma Chi I ' lior. G. Keslty, G. Daltdii. French, H. Youkir, Front Vmw. C. Il.irliiiur, C. BonneKon, V. Sciiit, K. Tassart, L. riipp. S- Harliouf. S. Hippensteele. Second Row: A. G room, V. Greath, G, McKowan, K. KraniiK. A. Sauk- steder, H. Blose. Third Row: W. Illoor. R(.hert Shay, F. Whilf, ' I L. Lippenrott, W. Carleton. t ' ouith Row: E. McCutcheon. G. Richanison, G. MctJinley P. Mossman, E. Dunzweiler. Fifth Row: D Bartholomew, R. ' an Pelt, C V- Thompson. Sigma Chi was one of the three ' - fraternities founded at Miami Univer- sity, Oxford, Ohio. It was established June 28, 1855, bv Thoinas C. Bell, James P. Cadwell, Daniel W. Copper, Benjamin P. Runkle, Frank H. Scobey, Isaac M. Jordan, Williain L. Lock- wood. The fraternit is coinposed of 77 active chapters, and 22 inactive chapters, the total meir.bcrship of the orjjanization is 22,051. I ' licic have also been 70 alumni chapter in the important cities of the .. country The fraternity- journal called the Sijima Chi was -VvvW ' ;! first published in 1881 under the editorship of the Theta chapter. In 1887 the name of the paper was chanj ed to the Sigma Chi Quarterly. This was the first fraternit) to start the publication of a secret monthly journal. It is called the Bulle- tin, and has been most successful. Audrey (JrooiTi Stewart Barliour Clai ' k Barbour ' Ifor e Hiehardson boui.s B. (Mipii Charles Freiu ' h Thoburn %Y. Prior Paul Mossman Waynr Carklon .John Hrnderson :ienn Oalton .lean Tagsart .Alvin Sacksteder iluorse lU ' Kown i ' harles Ronneson lleorK ' - Kesley Lowell Lippineott ' U25 Sisma Chi Kolurt Shi ' ii Vitellus Scott RobiTt t ' raiiiiK Williaiii liloor Haul nunzwcilir Harold Hlosc m.hard ' an I ' l-lt 192« Harold Hume William Treath Franklin R. Whiti Cllfs R. XlcUinley Wi ' Hale Bartholomew Harold Youker William Thomi)Son Kdward MiCutcliHon The advent of Gamma Chapter of Sigma Chi marked the establishment of the second national fraternity on the Oliio ' esle an campus at the same time, providing the second unit of what was to be the third member of the famous Miair.i Triad consisting of Beta i ' hcta Pi, Phi Delta Theta, and Sigma Chi. Gamma Chapter was established by Wesleyan collegians in June, IS5b, in conjunction with the founders of the fraternity and the parent chapter who had organized at Miami University the preceeding December. The fraternity has been acti el important in the national order as well as on the Wesleyan campus. For a considerable length of time it acted as tin- parent chapter of the national organi- zation througii the temporarv disbandment of the Alplia Cli.iptrr. Top liow: Win. Hulso, L. Knt ' ixi, A. HaviKhuist, .1, I ' cters K. I eSnuicl. Second Row: C. Saints. H. Kllis. F. Kraft, 1... Hlanchaid. H. McCrackcn. I... Veith. W. R. Stewart. Third Row: .J. Pyl e. R. Smith. R. Kahle, L . Skinner, (). Wrislit. H. Bruce. Fourth Row: Wni. l eSnurd. W. Huit. G. lloufili. K. .Maslvcy. U. Savage, A. Cole, Wni. He.ssler HouKh. I!rn. S. Unit. Willard i;. Hlumhard. Lio. I Cole, .Mhui I). HiiviKhurst. A. I ' H This fraternity was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, December 26, 1848. The founders of the organization were Robert Morrison, Jolin McMiUan, Wilson, Robert Thompson Drake, John )lfe Linley, . r(ii an Walker Rogers and Andrew Watts Rogers. Other cliapters were soon estabhMicd, ami 1 the be ginning of the civil war its growth was assured. Tlie total member- ship of the fraternity numbers 2H,HSJ, witli O active chapters and 24 inactive cba|itcrs. Because of anti-f raternitv laws in the majoritv of universities the fraternit) was forced to become sub-rosa for a number of ears. some of ihem were e en compelled to suspend permanent- v ' ; ] 1 . The journal of the fraternitx is named The Scroll of Phi Delta Theta. This magazine was first published in jan- uar , 1875, at Indianapolis, Ind. Since the beginning of the jour- nal it was changed to various places imtil 1904. It is now . ' published at Mcnasha, Wis. — - = 1(24 .Ma.- k,y. Koli.rt F. Savatif. lioln-rt K. Ii-i . William Kalilv. Ray L.eSourd, William B. w : . Kruc-f. Harold Kllis. HiTheri I{ Mills. ' . William K f« d. Leon l,.Sourd. liiihard I ' l ' tcrs. .lost-ph Kraft, l- ' ri-dfrirk Wliitniy. Kiihard SklniuT. Cliarli-s (). . la ' rark ri. Hiiuh faints. Clias. i:. Stiwart. Kolliii WriKlit. orvill.- . 1. P.vlti-. .loliii Smllli. Hi. hard V.-ilh. L.li.i.v WVllinaii, Walter ' Flic present ( )lii(i Uet.i eliapter (if Plii Delta Tlu-ta at Oliio ' esle an was tdiinded in KSbO as Ohio Delta with nine charter mcmhers and as the thin! national traternitv to be placed on the Delaware campus. Handed in to the general fraternity in 1861 due to loss of men going to war the ciiarter was rejiranted in 1871 as Ohio Gamma. For ten ears the chapter existed intermittently due to anti-fraternity sentiment, but in 1880 the present Ohio Beta charter was granted. ' Fhe group moved into their present liousc in 1 ' ' ().5. Prominent alumni of the Delaware chapter are: Cu Potter Henton, uni ersit)- president; Dr. K. W. Sockman of .New ' ork Cit ; William K. Ba es, attorne of .New ' drk City; Phillip K. Bliss, Cleveland; Prof. (lordon .Arm- strong, Ohio Wesleyan. Phi Kappa Psi Starr. Top Row: D. Rhors. R. Bowers. R. Manchester. P. Harlow. Third Row: I.. Parker. K. Knaihel. .1. Raabe, J. Pierce. A. R. Earnest. Sei-onil Row: H. Geer. K. .Manchester. J. Kent. R. Siffrit. K First Row: F. Southard. X. Visor. C. Bodurtha. R. Anderson. K. Kohn, W. Ross. The fraternit) of Phi Kappa Psi was founded at Jefferson College, Feb- ' - • . , , . Charirs Bodurtha ruarv 19, 1832. I he founders being Robert Kohn ,1. ' , D n- -v r w -u- u Richard Anderson Charles P. 1. Moore, UiUiam H. Letterman. The total membership of Edwun Knachci the fraternity numbers 17,193 with 47 w ' ilThun R ' oss active chapters and 21 inactive. Alumni associations are located in many cities. The journal of the fraternit is called the Phi Kappa Psi Monthly and was first published at Balti- more in 1875. Man chapters publish small journals for distribu tion among their alumni. A secret issue called the Mystic Friend is also published for members onl . In 1902 a complete history of the fraternity was published. The fraternitv „.- ., liolds its comentions biennialh . [• ' raiiklin Southard Paul ICarlow John Raalu ' Donald Kohrs ;eorBf Kent Howard K. ;per Roy C. Ernest Ralph .Manohi-sti-r Burlin V. .Mitchell Klnion Starr Allen A. Dowds Linroln Parker Uayniond « ' . Bower s Robert Siffrit Jtohert Manchester Ohio Alpha (it Phi Kappa Psi was established at Oiiiu Wi-slcvaii Univer- sity in 1861, six years after the founda- tion of the original chapter. The Ohio Alpha chapter was founded by Charles y. Brevfoj le. L. M. Biicluvaltcr, and John V. Peters, . ' t present the chapter has a li inji membership of about four hundred and seventy-five. Among the most prominent members of this chapter ha e been: U. S. Senator C. C. Dill, U. S. Senator Joseph B. Foraker, Attorney General Frank S. Monnett, General John S. Jones, Prof. VV. VV. Davies of Ohio VVesleyan, Prof. Charles S. Dunlap, University of Kansas; Dr. Charles F. Hoover, Ora F. .Monnette, Banker; Dr. Harry M. Seamans, Frnest F. Tittle, D. I), and John S. Wooley. Delta Tau Delta (it-orKt Staten lialpll Miiustol, Bernard Uosse r Koliirt Coleman John Ranisey Windsor KellojfK 102.% Henry Hovey Norman Olson Dan Fisher Watson Hovis John ■ . Jones I ' ront Row: D. Fisher, K. Coleman. . KellosK. H. Houston. K. Rosser. Ci. Staton. J. Ramsey. Second R iw: X. ol.sen, J. !• I ' ssendeii. H. Ho.sser. S. RyneaP ' - ' in. C. Davis, W. Carpenter. ' I ' liiiil Row: R. Ko.sser. H. Kofsky. C. Atkinson. ( ' .. Stevenson. II. Stevens. Fourth Row: 1). Miller. W. Hovis. I), . looily. 11. Krnwine. J. .lones, I. Hovey. The fraternity was founded at „.. Bethan College, West Virginia, in 185 ' ). The founders of the organiza- tion were Richard H. Alfred, Eugene Tarr, John C. Johnson and Ale.xander C Karle. At the time of the Ci il War the fraternit was forced to become extinct, but was re-established with the center of administr. ti at Jefferson College. The total membership of the fraternity numbrs 19,275, with 66 active chapters and 2i inactive. The inactivity of many of the chapters was due to anti- fiaternit) laws in the Universities. The alumni clubs of the fraternity are established in most of the im- poitant cities, with ciub houses in New York, Washington, !lo ton and Det oit. The jour nal of the fraternity is called the Rainbow, It was first published at Cincinnati in v. ' Jil 1877. From that time it was changed from place to place until moved to New ' orlc in 1899. --si J ' Delta Tau Delta Hi-nry Kol ' sky Cioikl- Atkinson John Kcssiiiden Howard Frowinf Sylvester Kyiiearson flayniond Davis Kollin Rosser 11)27 Harold Koss.r Desmond Moody Harold Stevens iilendon Ste ' enson DwiKht Miller Charles Davis Herbert Dye Williaiti Carpenter The Ohio Vesle an Chapter of Delta Tail Delta was established in 1866. In the early days of the frater- nitv it had no central governing body, but was governed by one chapter called the Alpha chapter. This chapter was the Alpha chapter of the fraternit - from 1,S6 ' 5 to 1 S74. during which time it controlled the whole fraternit). In 1874 the chapter at Delaware went out of existence and was re-established as Chapter Mu in T . From that date to the present time the chapter h.- ' s existed as Mu Chapter and holds s jme of the greatest traditions of the fraternitv. During her existence Chapter Mu has turned out some of the most prominent men in the fraternity . Top Kow: J. Du Puis. H. Barclay, C. Mcl aii ' lilin. C-. Schoolfiekl, V. Hall. H. Heston. Second Row: C. Gray. J. Meek. R. Warren. W. Kraft W. Fowler. Third Row: M. Walker. K. Smith, I ' . Hite. T. Reese. R. Merwin. V J. Gray. M. Howe. Fourth Row: H. Davis, L.. Alliasiu, H. Dowlei-. K. Lomiiis. .1. Uytle W. Stewart, J. Beetham. V. Denny. .1. Rees. i!. .laoiil.y. B. Eddy. Thiele. 1924 Kline C. Ijooniis H. L. Dewier Hartley W. Barclay Wesle.v R. Fowler .T. Ward Stewart Charle.s p .los.-ph . . The fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta was founded at Jefferson College on May 1, 1848. The founders were James T. McCarty, James Elliott, Daniel Webster Crofts, Samuel Wilson, Ellis B. Gregg and Naaman Fletcher. The inembership of the fraternity- numbers 21,970, with 67 active chapters and 25 inactive. Several chapters became extinct during the Ci il War, but were re- established later. There are graduate chapters in (ifty-Hve of the principal cities in the countr with club houses in New ork and Detroit. It has lately become an international fraternit since the establishment of a chapter at the University ' of Toronto. The journal of the fraternity was first issued by the Ohio Wesleyan chapter in 1870. It is called the Phi Gamma Delta. Since that time it was changed to various places until it is now being published at Washington D. C. by Cecil J Vilkiiison. ins. ) McLauKlilinKoliert A. KinK Meek, Jr. Hoynton IOilrl. - Wil.son P. Kraft !• ' . Curtis Kees Thomas R. Reese Walker C. Hall John C. DuPuls Laird All)asin Philip Hite Werner Thiele John N. HIiiir Bird W. Jaioby John A. liei-tliam I92U James G. Lytle William Tj. RojHrers 1927 John . 1. Palmer liobert Warren Koliert W. Jlerwin Ralph K. Dunn .Maurice II. Howe Kenneth D. Smith Hugh M. Davis • larenee Sohoolfleld Theta Deuteron chapter of Phi Gamma Delta was founded October 18, 1869 by Samuel Reynolds. James V ernon, Samuel Vestal, Richard Ketner, Samuel Cosgrove and Jasper Corn, membership of Theta Deuteron num- bers 447. The fraternit magazine, called the Phi Gamma Delta was first published b this chapter in 1879 by Bishop McDowell. The first chapter hall was located where the Delaware club now is, but was moved sh(jrtl afterwards to a chapter house. The chapter has occupied five different houses in Delaware since its founding. The , ;;-; administration of the chapter is elected annually, the president ]■ being known as the K. The F for this ear was Kline C. ' ,■ ' -: , Luoir.is of Conneaut, Ohio. J ' %i: Front Row: V. Jaques. H. Calvert, H. Schneider. W- Delt. M ICvans, P. Denman. J, Winters. Second Row: .1. Stevenson. F. Philips. V. Rardin. H. Hackne.v. H. P.alyeat. J. Dean, A. Silver. Third Row: H. Harper. H. Goodins. IJ. Cha.-ie. V. Kindis. L. Appl.v. C. Lane, C. Denman. Fourth Row: R. Wade. X. Schneider, W Johnston. K. Clarlt. C. I ' nder- wood. K. Barnhill. Chi Phi as founded from three distinct fraternities having the same names. These chapters were called the Princton Order, the Southern Order and the Hobart Order. These Orders were united in 1874. The Southern Order contributed seven chapters to the union and the Northern Order thirteen. Thi membership numbers 8,871 with 25 active chapters and 24 in- active. The publication of the fraternity is cal Phi Chakett, which was first published at I College in 1866. However, each chapter now lishes its own annual for the use of its alumni. Tl far the fraternity has issued five catalogues. The active chapters publish the names and addresses of their alumni. 1924 Belt, William A. Schneider, Hubert H. Calvert, Harry W. Hackney, Hora e Rose, Forrest (post Krad) 192.1 nennian. Paul Chase, Benjamin Hardin. William Kvans, Miles rnderwood. Charles Matthews, Krnest !. Clark, I ' zra Balyeat, .Iac |Uc, Vernon Herman lO ' M Bariihill, Kemicth Silver, Allen Dean. John Stevenson, .lo.stph C.oodlnt;. Harold Winters, Julian KindiK, W ' aldro Harper. Howard Lane, I ' ollis 1927 Apply, Lawrence Sebrinj?, Payne Wade. Ralph Schneider, Nathaniel nennian, Carl Wade, Robert llathews. Theron HartinKer, Daniel Phillips, Frank In 1873, the Chi chapter of Chi Phi was founded at Ohio Wesleyan and existed from that time until 1898, when it was discontinued and was in- active for thirteen years. In 1909 a local fraternity called Delta Rho Gamma was organized and after two ears succeeded in reviving the Chi Phi chapter, which was given its present name of Alpha Chi. Since then the chapter has had a continuous existence. The house in which the chapter now resides was purchased by Delta Rho Gamma in 1910, and has been used as the Chi Phi house since that time. Alpha Tau Omega Top Row: R. Smith, L. Johnson. I). Durwerster. H. Corljett. W. Lee, R. Hackathorn, W. Willman. Second Row: F. Warburton, J. St ' arborougli, K. liantz, i ' . lingers. R. McMullen. R. Krlimser. Third Row: E. Blicl le. E. Frump, E. Doan. ' . Turney. C. BliL-kle. A. Fry. W. Lamb. Fourth Row: W. Hicks. H. Merriinan. I . LaHorte. H. IJoan. T. Kerr, R. Ammerman. Bottom Row: B. Held, D. Eyssen. 1 ' . .losepb. ' I ' . Turney. Jl. I ' ieree, C. Gabler, H. Campbell. i ::4 Theodore R. Turney Cecil W. C.abler William T ee in:: lOdwiii LaPortt Burt Held Paul Joseph Ralph . nimerrnan The fraternitj of Alpha Tau Omega was founded b - Otis Allen Gazebrook, Alfred Marshall, and Erskine Mayo Ross on September 18, 1865. The first northern chapter was chartered in 1881. Alpha Tau Omega was originally a southern fraternity ' , but has been successful in establishing northern chapters, through the membership of other fraternities. The active chapters number sevent - eight with twenty-two inactives. The total membership of tiie frater nity is 17,950. The membership i- raternity is not restrictec to undergraduates, but faculty mt The Palm is the official publicati was published for the first time h Virginia. Periodicals are published b, chapters for the use of their alumni. Harfild ( anipbell Oliver Fearing John . . Fry Wilbur Willman lOdwin Hoan Donald Eysssen 1926 Harley Pearce Dwight Smith John Searboroueh Charles Bliikie Maurkc K. Frump Frantis Warburtoii R. Kins Bants Moyd Durwirster William Turncj ' 1017 Lewis Johnson Ralph Smith Bruee Merriman Kr bert Haokathorn Warren Hicks Walter Krlimser ' harles RoKers Kdwin Blicker Bryson c ' orbett Knshus Doan Robert McMulleii ' I ' heodore Kerr past two or three ears the campaign has a contract was signed for the new house. VesIeyan alumni from Ohio Neilson of St. Louis; Bert York ; George Little : Cieeland ; and Willi The Ohio Beta Eta chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was founded Octo- ber 6, 1887, by Harry Philips, and had a continuous existence since that time. In 191() a movement was started for a new chapter house. Due to the war plans were laid aside. During the been pushed ahead. On April . 1924, There are a number of prominent Ohio Beta Eta. Among them are: Dr. Chas. ra lor of Detroit; Paul Parks .of New if Ann Arbor, Mich.; T. B. Foote of am K. Bass of Cincinnati. ' ou25 Sigma Alpha Epsilo Tn|i Itiiw: A. Tlionuis. H. Harenbiui gf. A. lJ;iughteis, W. Wnlff, V. Thomas. H. Kalbfus. B .Greene. M. Turner. Third Ruw: C. Welch. H. Wagner. C. Do.sh. C. Cornell, J. I ' arlette. C. Kalbfus. K. Boyher. D. Hamilton Second Row: O. Pogue. E. Plumb. W. Waugh. ' . Free. H. I ' ooper. H. Turner. B. Badley. .1. Corlett. Bottom Row: H. Snouffer. R. Evans. A. Schultz. K. Roberts, E. Pierce, V. Bricker, H. Anderson. 19:!4 William B. Thomas S. Ellis Pierce Curtis K. Dosli Hugt-ne A. Roberts . rlliur C. S.hultz till ' Wesley H. Wolfe Walter 11. Waugh Howard K. Kalbfus iiwtii 11. I ' ogue Marry I ' . Cooi)fr The fraternity of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded at the Universit - of Alabama, March q. 1856. The nair.es of the founders were Noble, DeVotie, Joiin Rudulph, John Kerr, Wade Foster, Nathan Cockrell, Abner Patton, Samuel Dennis and Thomas Cook. Fourteen chapters had been established by the time of the Civil War. The total membership of the fraternity is 27.638 with ninety- four active and tiiirt -one itiactive chapters. Many of the chapters became extinct during the Civil War. but were re-established % ' •-, later. Alumni associations have been established in ninetx of i Xir the principal cities. Tbc journal of the fraternit called the ' M Record was first published in 188(1 h .Major Robert H. Wildberger of the Kentuck) Chi chapter. Later the name of the magazine was changed to Phi .Alpha in IS ' 14. .A secret magazine is also published called the Hustler which was founded by the Bunting rothcrs in 18 1. W. V ' anie Brickir Edward W. I ' luiuli Harry H. Snouffer H. Hughes Wagner . ndriw S. Thomas Sigma Alpha Epsilon Myles W. Tunifr .}. Stanley ( ' roust Burwfll Crefllt lioland S. Evans Arthur L. naUBhters ' iftor W. P ' ree Harry i !, BarrenbruKKe Ilurst K. Anderson lo:: Sigma Alpha Epsilon was foundfd March 3. 1856. at the Uni ersity of Alabama, in the old cit of Tuscaloosa. Although at first it was a southern fraternit it expanded through north- ern and eastern universities following the Civil War. Ohio Delta chapter was organized at Ohio V ' esle an, November 16, 1888. The entire fraternit now comprises a total of ninety-four chapters in colleges throughout the United States. Among the men who have graduated from the Ohio Wesleyan chapter are William F. Bigelow. editor of Good House- keeping, and Judge Day, of Cleveland. rharles K. Welch C.eorKe V. Pierce Herbert .M. Turner John . . Corlett ' harle.s I,. Kallifus !• . Criffith Cornell Kenneth AV. Bohyer Uonald K. Hamilton Top Row: W. ViiuiiK. J. Lintcin. .1. Iiwin. R. Goulil, H. Junes, C. Piikerint;. Third Row: V. Kolh. O. Axelson. P. Riiupii. X. AVillianis. F. Jatob, A. Flemniing. R- Emery. Second Row: K. Ford. D. Stecher. W. Robertson. R. .Johnson. E. Stubbs. R. Kale. Bottom Row: F. Slick. A. Davies. S. Pratt. R. Cobbiedick, M. Mastin. S. McCammon. R. Stansbery. 1924 Robert Emery Walter Younp Raymond Kale Robert Cobbiedick Edward Stubbs ! :.■. ' • The traternitv of Alpha Sigma Phi was first founded in 1846 at ' ale. It was then onl a Sophomore society. While its existence as a Sophomore society, Alpha Sigma Phi was able to build fi e other chapters. The total membership of the fraternity numbers 3,884 with t vent -three active chapters. A great man alumni chapters ha e been established in large cities. The journal of the fraternit) called the Tomahawk was first published at ' ale in I ' OQ. Howard Jones AU ert Davies Joseph Irw-in Oscar Axelson Pay Statelier John IJnton Morri.s Mastin Victor Kolb 7 - ' hi ' i lu Hobt-rtson Kayinond Johnson Nelson Williams Stanley Pratt Arthur FleniniinK Francis Jac-ob Robert Liould James Sauls ( larence PickerinK Sidney McCammon Frank Slick io::t Kdwin Ford Paul Roupp Raymond Stansberry Alplia Sij;ma Phi was founded at Yale in 1 845 as a Sophomore society, class societies beiny; the only fraternal organizations in the school at the time. As a Sophomore society the organization had a conservative but healthy growth. It was in 1863 that the Ohio esle an chapter was established, but due to the drain of men caused b the Civil War the fraternity died out. Mari etta was for some years the only remaining chapter of the original organization and in 1907 they united with the revived ' ale chapter; Epsilon chapter was organized in 1913 after a split from the Union was effected by a group of men. There are now two other chapters in Ohio, Delta of Marietta and Zeta of Ohio State. The f raternitie ' s colors are cardinal and stone. Front Row: R Bartholomew. X. Soiitar. . Ziegler. S. Cui)|)S. C Lutz. J. Shuter. G. Campbell. Second Row: R. Trippeer. C. Corl. U. Gensemer. .1. Coons. L. Conoid, K. Cope. J. Tilton. L- Mehl. Third Row: R. Nicholson. G. fnderwood. D. Xelson. R. Jordan. S. Stanier. W. Smith. C. Ruthertord. Fourth Row: P. Gilliland. H. Rhinehart. V. Helms. P. Xiswander. T. Taylor. D. Hubbell. 1024 Sti ' wart Cupps Kayniond .loi-dan (ira.vdon Underwood Paul Niswander Chalnier L,utz - nsus L. Thomson Wilfrid Helms Vinton Ziegler .lohii Shuter Sigma Pfii Epsilon was founded at Riclimond College in November, 1901. The f uinders of the fraternit were Carter A. Jenkins, Benjamin D. Gaw, W. Hugh Carter, William A. Wallace. Thomas T. Vright and William L. Philips. The original organization was called the Saturda Night Club from which the main fraternity was founded The total membership of the fraternit) numbers 7.991 with 49 active ciiapters and I 1 inacti e ones. There have been twelve alumni chapters and alumni associations formed in eight large cities. The fraternit published its first catalogue in April. IQll. this gave the full -oA name and address of all the members. A second edition at-i- ' ' was published in 1915 and a third in 1921. The journal of the fraternity called the Sigma Phi .i ' ' !tVs Tl ' Epsilon Journal is published in O ' Neill. .Neb, ' ' ' ' Sigma Phi Epsilon ■%v|Hy |rar ySEi ' I P uKwV B tf 1 1930 John Tilton Norman Soutar John I ' oons Donald Nelson Dean Hubbell F. Cordon Campbell Robert Bartholomew Ftoy Nicholson H. Khinehart 1927 UUhard Trippeer Paul Cilliland Sydney Stanler Leonard Conald Warren Smith t ' lifton Corl Clarence Rutherford Thomas Taylor Kllis Cope Lawrence Mehl K. Covil c. Jordan Sigma Phi Epsilon came to Oliio VesIe an in I ' ) 15 through the efforts of Kappa Epsilon Phi. a local on the cair.pus at that time. The local was founded in 1913 and after several years the were granted a charter h the national fraternity, and became the fortieth chapter of that organization. The fraternit had their first home on Oak Hill hut later mo .cd to the house where the now live on .North Washington street. The colors of the fraternity are Vermillion and Purple. The fraternity flowers are violets and American Beauty roses. Dr. J. R. McArthur is one of the more prominent alumni to come from this chapter. Union • 4 1 Tup Knw; F. Huselotl. P. Kaiuher. H. W ' asasii-r. W. Junes. 1,. Wi-rstler. I ' . lOdwiirds. Tcp Kiiu : K. Kenner, Wru. Bruw ii. V. Hollelt. II. I ' inihcs. .1. Simester. Thii.l Uciu : K. Hutrhinsun. C. Ailkins, P. Craf. It. Knsors. I ' . Kiilperts. (i. Knsley. Mcilciin Row: P Baldiidge. R. Hancroft. I.. CIihi r.v. I DMiky. Wm. K. K ...n. M. Spragrue. R. Fans. i :.M Karl L. Markey CharU ' S Koherts I a. nH n l T ' ' au.s Minor Spras ' Harold Pinche. (MaytoM Adkins Paul I-ialdrldKt Kohi-rt Haiirrofl William Hrown L. V. i ' h,-rry Phil i:d wards The Union is an outgrowth of a secret organi .aticin known as The Tombstone Cli ' whicli was founded ma in 1896. It continued sub rosa in organization, luiiding its meetings more oi less frequenth in the grave ard, until December 6, IQO ?, when the Union was organized with seventeen charter members. The Union was organizei ' with a large vision in mind — that of providing social life for non-grouped men. A large number of men were taken into the organization. It was fi and im- practicable to have such a large chapter so the numbers ; p were cut down to where it was possible to properly take care of all men who were members. This Paul Katu-hrr P:uil (iraf William Hollett .laiiu ' . ' i S. ' OfStrr Harry W ' asa.sier Lfonard Wfi-stli r is true today as there are only twent -eight men in the chapter now. William Hrown Itobert Hutchison Walter Jones Frank Manton lieoTKe Henner Ralph Rogers Floyd Rosselott Alliert Manton Tlif Union lias a ifctiiil in sclujlar- ship of whii it can be proud. No other fraternit) in school has such a record. It has been housed at the following places: 12 Oak Hill avenue; The Arches, 118 S. Liberty street and 241 N. Sandusky street, where it h?- been located since May, 1915. Dr. Duvall was elected faculty adviser December 13, 190 ' , and since then has been actively interested in the organization. The other honorar members of the facult are Professors flirsch, Robinson and Marshman. Mr. H. K. Ferguson, of Clevelai-.d, a member of the Universit Board of Trustees, is one of the honorar alumni members. • • Delta Alpha Pi HPCI Fl K Hu I ' -- « l l m H[«kH k ' 9J F Kt hK b P -  ! C j - -- HI L i W ik3k--A.- i uK[KKkm0mi 1 Front Row: J. OftVnbacher. C. Taylor. R. Wiborg. H. Cameron. M. Haible. Second Row: C. Rich. H. Cody. E. Ruff. G. Tedrow. Third Row: H. Calkins. S. Fritchman.- C. Warin.s;. V. Stanley. Fourth Row: R. Br.idrick. M. Clifford. C. Hoak. ift::4 .Stephen Fritthnian .Merritt Clifford Cecil Taylor C. Howard ' anieron Charles WarinK K. Ralph WihorK Delt;i Alpha Pi was founded at Ohio W ' esleyan Universitv in I ' l ' ), under the name ot Kappa Sigma Pi. In 1920 a second chapter of the organization was formed at Ohio State University. In January. 1923, a com- plete reorganization took place which resulted in making the fraternity a national one. Chapters ate now heing placed in se eral mid-western universities. .Mont Hailile (leorMe Tedrow ( harles Rich Clarkf Hoak Combie Smith Wilbur Stanley Holland l ov.- James Offenbaoher Harold Cody Bayard Uhnes Riihard Hradick Though the organization is com- paratively new, it has held a prominent place in the scholastic and extra- curricular activities of the university. Although its alumni body has not reached a large number, graduate Delta Alpha Pi men are found not only in every part of the United States, but in many parts of the world. Many of its alumni are still in graduate schools. The pin of the fraternit is a cross and shield, the latter being the letters Delta Alpha Pi and crossed swords. The colors are red and white. The chapter house is located at the corner of Lincoln and Sandusk streets. The president is Ralph Wihorg. t 9lVVj Tk Bnnic t ' L  ra==; X 3aBi Ttbce. a th=. S«; JKtKnKeac - ' (MICZBK-: l -vmr rjK-; •- Theta Delta Psi II tt Si R. i 1 1 ' i Wif ICdward A. Sharp Cjirlton E. St ' elt-y Paul n. Thomas: Milton Grow J. Wayne Howells Rudolph RoRi-rs Emerald I mme Paul L -ising Paul Hargar t ewitt Bauman ;« ne«- P. Wilson A. Lit-e Baldwin Cfcil Blair Walter Davis Roscoe Thatcher The pin of the fraternin ' is a small shield, bearing the Greek letters Theta Delta Psi. and with other insignia representative of the fratemitii-. The colors of the fratemir - are maroon and gold- The president of the fratcmit - Ls elected annually and Lowell Duna- than has held this position for the past year. The newly elected president is A. Say- ford Fa.sick. Professor G. H. Barnes of the Business Administration Department is an honorary member of this fraternity . Professor L. . . Pappenhagen I acts as the faculty ad -tor for the fratemitx. At the present time I there aie twent -six active members and fifteen alumni members. ' if Top Uuw: H. lUunett. V. Keller. K. .Miller. .1. Chirk. Third How: .1. Harley. R. Hush. 1-. Austin. K. Smith. II. .luliiiston. Second Kow: T. Oray, I- Klythe. H. LoKan. F. .loiies. Bottom Row: H. Kenestrick. K. l.indesmith. I,. Wimliell. A. r..iiik R. Colaon. 1924 Junior Harley losn T.,awrence H. Wlnchell Robert B. Ralph Ku. ' ih Lawrence Au.stin Kobcrl M Phi Alpha Pi was established earl - in May, 1923, making its appear- ance on the campus with 13 charter members. Upholding the traditions, high ideals of scholarship and character which are a part of Ohio Wesleyan, the fraternitN was organized, in response to a growing need for more fraternal and social life, w itii :i determin- ation to maintain the standards of the university, and to enter into and support its activities, at the same time, promoting a social betterment. At present, the chapter house is located -. ' Fji p w ' on VV. William St.., where the majorit of the l - ' mem bers reside. For an emblem the group selected a four- pointed shield, bearing a dagger, while the pledge pin is a wiiite dagger. Fraternity colors are green and white. liie group elects its officers annuallv. .lolllistnll iUiT Alvin c . Harck Karl Lo an Karl I indfsniith Homer Kt-nt ' slrick Willis Keller Kostt-r Joiirs Howard Buriiftt Leland Blyth« Jonathan (Mark ( ' harU-s StMiians ' ■ -!, I CHARTER MEMBERS Lawrence VVinchell Earl Lindesmith Alvin Barck I ' 2arl Logan Homer Kenestrick Dean Dickerson Hayes HaverHeld jumDr Harley Russell Lamb Ha es Haverfield Ralpii Rush ALUMNI Ri]lnrt [ciliiistiin Dean Diikeison Russcl Lamb Top Kow: V. Woods. C. Mayberry. K. Hearcc. J. Hailey, W. Swearensin. D. Robart. A. Denton. L- Dickey. Second Row: F. Teeter. M. Simon. nn. K. DoukIhs. R. Weit. S. .Mc.MuIIen. B. Griffith. .1. Swallen. L. Kerger. Third Kow: A. Denton, D. Snowman. C Connolly. V. I ' arr. U. I.adil, V. Fisher. A. Fisher. I. Cunningham. Bottom Row: H. Knapiienberger. U. .Marl ii ' , J. .Mayluw. I . Smith. VV. Wedge, L,. Sicard. C. .Jones. Kappa Delta Alpha is a local fraternity, a brotherhood of W ' esleyan men, which has for its purpose the promotion of fellowship and scholar- ship, and the encouraging of participa- tion in athletics and other school activities. Kappa Delta Alpha was organized in April. 1920, and during its short existence on the campus has striven to render loyal service to Ohio V ' esle an. Its officers are elected twice during the school year. Lee D. Smith being president the first semester, and J. .Morgan Mayhew. president, the second semester. i ::4 Leslie H. lierKer I ' liiier H. Oouylas Ian CunilinKhaiii .I( hn Haile.v n. . ustin Diiiloii Harold Knappfnberger .1. .MoPKan .Ma.vhew David H. Jlarkle Mulford B. Sitiionsonl..ee D. Smith Franeis K. Teeter W. Vincent Woods Jason Swallen layman .1. Sioard I ) ::. ' H. Wesley Carr Willis W. Fisher Claire C. Connolly Lester Dickey JIaurice Davis Alh.rt Dfiildii Wiiltii- H. Vt-dBi- ' h ster Jones I)iullc.v Siiownian Richard MiKisson Kalph W. Wert Clarente Jlaybtrry Donald 14ol)art Walter SwearenKin liillurt Huriff The colors of the fraternity arc blue and gold, and the official Hower is the pink rose. The pin is a flat invert- ed triangle, with a gold delta placed on the triangle. The Greek letters Kappa and Alpha are stamped on the black back-ground. The organization was formed after a number of men decided to leave the Commons Club and further group life at Ohio Wesleyan. The local is located on the corner of Penns lvania and North Sandusk street. tia7 .Mian H. I-M.sher Kenneth Pearn- Sherman llcMullen Hyron R. Criffitl Marold Drewes Toil Row: R. Khreeder, A. Grey, C Muipli.x, K. Liiipert. (i. CMiiip, O. Mazzari. C. Thompson. Seuonil Row: T. Loeppert. C Laynmn, .1. Claik, M. HuliiU ' .s, I), ( amp. F. Lendrum. Jjottom Row: E. Ross. J. Heal. I). Cai ' iiiean. K. llrown. F. Toii-aiice, C. Bonham. C. Pinkney. Beta Sigma Tau was organized and held its first meeting early in October, 1923. In the inabilit of the present number of fraternities to meet the re- quirements of a growing body of men for fellowship with high standards of requirements in character, the need for such an organization had been seen for some time, and following pn-liminar) organization, a charter as granted to the group, then composed of four- 192.1 Thiodoie . . Loeppert t ' leorge C. Camp ( larencf W. Pinkney Beta Sigma Tau 1 1 H H W M io:!u I). Clark Carmeaii Fred « ' . Leiidruni Fred J. Torrancf Charles M. Layiiion C. HolliiiKton ThompsonCharles C. Bonham Arthur L. Grey, Jr. Kenneth W. Lippert John R. Beal 19 7 ( harle; K. Murphy .1. Henry Lazzari Albert M. Shrader na ' id W. ' anip Maurice H. Holmes .1. Lawrence Clarke Robert W. Shields teen im-mbers: ClareiKi- W. Pinlcne . Raymond H. Brown. Fred J. I Orrence, Edward H. Ross. Chas. C. Bonham, F. C. Lendrum. John R. Beal, C. Hollington Thompson, D. C Carmean, J. L. Clark, Maurice H. Holmes. Albert Shrader and J. Henr Lazzari. Beta Sigma Tau has recently purchased and occupied the Murphy property at 60 Griswold street. The fraternit colors are scarlet and gold. u25 Greater Ohio W esleyan Commons tT «4 Knili.ni Itciw: LaKnlh ' ttf, Diihunii ' l. Cliiba, Chirk. Ihiiiir. .Mmiti, Cfra.sdli. Santo. Khynarii. S i ' conil liiiw: Shull. Tsugita. EdKinRtiin. ) von. Xi uill. ]t. Kii.yiiistdii. Ilogaiilus, Miller. ' I ' hiiil Uow: Davis, Stockwell, Rhodes. Alifls. Sylfr, U. Annas. Alkn, Kamnieyer. Veil ert. To|i Uow: Lee, R. Kammeyer, Dixon, AiHlitr. J. Annas, lioliin.sun, Keynolds, A. Xewell. W. n. Halkr Karl i;. Ni-ui ' ll Alaurivt ' L. Vu ( ' lias. K. JOdyin ton .S. hfw-is St(H-k VL-ll lionald K. Sylrr licjiiald V. Shau- Kwart JO. Turner Krnest 1{. LaFoUette A. Iinrir Dixon ( ' lar -iu-c L. ' t ' a ' fr 1B1M HuluTt Ahfl.s iOdward l aTnTnc. ' t ' r Ra.vniond Kachelor Joseph T. Sants F 192.-. Newton Owen Rex Reid Hubert J. Weikart JOrnest Allen John A ' eslev Annas Forrest F. Hubljell Edward L. Smith Charles W. Shull Karl K. Warner .Morgan II. Van Valkenliur ;h ' ramo Chilia Slljro 1-:. TsuKila lOverett K. Bailey Russell I), . nnas Arthur ( . Hrown ( ' . n. Molder Ia. ' Icn ' d RoKardus Walter F. Rhynard Sik Riu Ijee V.rlinK R. RuMh !•: . 1. I ' arkhurst I«a7 Ra. ' niontl 1). Robinson l..ero. - ( ' ollins Raymond A. Kammeyer Mike ( erasoli l ' ' rank R. .Miller John I . Davis .Mauriee Areher Walter Rhodes David R. Lee Howard ll. Duhamrl Ralph EdKiUKtoii . aron ,1. .Sharp Clark W. Horton lsd ' ard Monti Robert Clark I ' aul i;. iteyiirilds After a split in tlic Spring iif 1 ' ' 2,? the Oliid ' slc an CiimiiKins was tfiiipor- arily abaiuldiu ' il. It was revived as tlie greater Oliio ' esle an Comniotis tlie following Fall. It has taken rooms near the corner of William and Sandusky streets. y ' -- J r O--. v • • ' ou25 Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Council H H Pl Ef m ' ' li H kJaesa T(i)i Kii : L. Pennerty, D. Robin.son. G. Kins. II. I cnis. V. Sergeant, K. Nelson, R. Rice, M. Hastings. Second Row: H. Holloway, H. Henderson. R. Wclfley. M. Wilson. R. Ash. V. Boucher, W. Rowe, L. Muller. Tliird liiJw : F. Beavors, M, Kenney. H. I ' tley. M. Anderson. ,1. Fulton, .1. Couch, B. Winstel, K. Woodburn. Bottom Itow: M. Xeibel. (J. Garber. L. Miller. 10. Cameron. Li. Nourse, F. Morrow. F. Bancroft. ' ou25 W omen ' s Pan-Hellenic Officers iffTT t: ti :K ■ Ruth Woi.fi.ry Vice President Gertrude King Treasurer Margaret Anderson Secretary Ellen Cameron President Women ' s fraternities were officially recognized at Ohio Wesleyan University in the fall of 1!I22 and at the present time there are seventeen sororities in the Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Council. Of this group five organizations have heen granted charters by national fraternities. Three of these. Alpha Delta Pi. (Jamma Phi I ' .eta. and Theta Upsilon have heen installed. The other two expect to have their insl.iUation services some time this spring. Although sororities have been on the Ohio Wesleyan campus before, this is the first time that national organizations have been permitted to establish chai)ters here. The groups are governed by the Pan-Hellenic Council and a number of rules are enforced. A University Week is observed, and during this time no upper class woman may wear the insignia of her group. Freshmen girls can be pledged only after attaining a certain point average and during the second semester. An attempt is being made through the Pan-Hellenic Council to see that the groui)S strive together for the luomotion of the highest ideals of the University; and to jiut Ohio Wesleyan lirst in every phase of Ohio Wesley.in life. ijou 25 Alpha Delta Pi Top Row: H. Piersel. H. Long. CJ. Needles, W. Manchester. A. Moseman. Middle Row: M. Griftith, L. Klingel. M. Mulford. K. Colvin. Ij. Moore. B. Holt. Bottom Row: K. Steffen. M. IJender. E. Schielier. F. Beavers. K. Williams. Founded at Oeorgia Wesleyan. IS. ;!. 38 Chapters A chapter was granted to Sigma Tau Epsilon. the (Ihio Wesleyan local, Octoher . ' . 1 ' .r2: . Gamma Phi Beta fH H i ,«4 -4 I ¥l ■■ • ' ' T I 1 Ti.p IJnw: IT. Stciiifr. ( ' ,. Mills. R. OiPRg. M. Wilson. T,. Sl.iUri-. Miikllc How: . 1. K. •I ' humsi.n. I,. Mulli-r, M. Din-ir. II. Alli uiHli. Uottiiiii How: . 1. Sullies. M. Yinini;. H. R:uiy, L. . liruiii. W Wilkinson. Founded Xovenilier, I.ST-1. :il Chapters. A chMiter was Ri-anteU DellM F ' si. Ohio esley:in local. November 10. Iit2ii. Top l;.. v: K. Wilkinson. G. Bird. It. Mcl ean. P. Oeorse. Second How: F. Morrow, K. Bottrel, M. Gress. Bottom Row: D. Whittier. D. We.st, L. Whittier, T). Uol)ert.son. Founded l niver-sity of rulifornia. 7 Chapters. A chapter was granted Zeta Chi, Ohio Wesleyan local. October 6, 1923. IT ' VVf ■ j)©ltd Gr mTna •• % Phi Omega Phi Tup Row: C. I ' dllnck. li. Wdlfrcy. .M. l ' ' r.sh al.i-. II. .Mi-I.t ' un, D. Stark. J. Fulton- Second How: M. Keith. J. Lock.ird. !• ' . Kcilh. i;. lUikfnnl. M. McMoiii.s. V. GiBiiel, M. Powell. Hottoin Row: U. Ballard, M. KimIIimim, I,. Ciuroll, K. Xelf. II. Rani.sdell, V. Allen. Established at Ohio Wesle.van. March UI22. A chapter of Delta Gamma has been srantedPhi Omega Phi .ind will b. installed in the spring of i:i24. ] o Ck 0)ne d vi 25 Alpha Lamda Iota To ) Riiw: L. Jefffries, I). Consei ' - ■! l.udinan. M. r.alili. F. Hughes. Middle Row: H. Page, K. lirewsler. (!. Giogf;. S. Starr. L. Swartz, I!. Garl)er, M- Sander. liottom Row: U. Whipple. (). Atha. C. .Moreliniise. II. Gethman. D. Cruik- shanU. M. Mcl au,ahlin. Mstablished at t)lii(i We.-leyan .lune i:), lilL ' li. A charter ot Alpha Chi Omega has been .granted to thi.s Ohio AVesleyan - loial and will he installed in May 1!I24. •■ iSizSi: IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[(ife;f;;llllllllllllllllllM Top Row: A. Bell. F. Xaylor. J Itichardson, K. Miller. Thiril Row: R. Thoma.s, N. Price. M. Smyser, M. Hayman. .1. Flowers, M. Christopher. E. Cameron. Second Row: M. Dixnn. K. Wlielaml. F. Freeman. K. Hoffman. L. Murphy. E. Booton. Bottom Row: H. Rogers. U. Wheland. K. Guthery, F. Auxter, R. Parker, K. Timmons. C. Luikart. Established at nhio Wesleyan. February 22. 1!I22. K.ijipa .Aljiha Thcta granted a charter to Delta Delta Gamma and will be installed May 30. 11124. a Top Row: N. Jones. R. Xewcomb, W. Boucher, E. Marsh. H. Dean. Middle Row: H. Parshnll. X. Rinehart. R. Martin, G, Ellery. Bottom Row: M. Miller, B. Spybey. M. Hastings, C. Kershaw, M. Pennock. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, February 22, 1922. n Pf ' Kd Top Row: M. Thompson, II. Diihl. M. Spalding. E. Scaife, M. Anderson. Second Row: L,. Randall. A. Ilixiton. M. Deitrick, R. Ash, R. Thorne, M. Keller. D. Allen. Third Row: J. Chandler. .M. Hunt. J. H.asley. K. Ballard. F. Falke, M. Reidenbaugh. Bottom Row: G. Hamrick. K. Thompsnn, H. Hartinger, H. Rudj ' , M. Rickey. E. Colvin, R. Schreel. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, March, 1922. i ' III- I ' M PI j U--i )e.i Top How: H. Gooding. .1. Dwiit ' . I.. .Maitiii. iM. McCally, C. Shields, E. Connelly. Second Row: E. Bliss. H. Hendeison. K. llahn. .M . Sandmeister. E. Com- mons. M. Schieber. E. Martin. Third Row; E. Tiel. P. Pickard. P. Thomas. G. McCormick. R. Mason, M. NeH)el. Bottom Row: G. Hammon. D. Elit-rt. Mrs. Kelly. S. Guthrey. G. Williams, I. Dwire, H. Putnam. Establisheil at Ohio Wesleyan, SeptemVier. li)22. jWf- ' •- -  .■• 7 : Tup Kow: J. .Sayloi. M. X owe, A. Wehli, M. Rukeiiljroil. Middle Row: L,. Fenneity, M. Giisnvold. R. Washluirn. U. Albasin, G. Hooper. Bottom Row: H. Diirant. J. I,iiro. M. niownell. K. Ixiwe. Established at Oliio Wesleyan. October IS. I ' .i22. J I l_ To]) Row: G. Poland. L. Kemp. K. .Spi ' ingtT. Ij. Knapp. L. Efinion. H. Warrick. Middle Row: L. Brinkman. R. Nelson. F. .Johnson. E. Shupp. H- Hiteshew. Bottom Row: G. Smith. H. Weeks. C. Utley. L. Bailey, V. Nunley, E. Ketchem. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, October 20, 1922. [p n 6 TnTDd. e -f Top Row: M. -Moon, F. Baker. I. Baker, M. Greenfield, II. Ilciuslon. Second Row: K. Forry, D. Dawson. M. Lantz, M. liartshe, E. Bevan. R. McElfresh. Third Row: T. Glastoid. K. Flynn, F. Mooney, K. King;. L. Nourse, G. Jacobs. Bottom Row: B. Houston. M. .lackson. 1. Forry. A. Larsen, M. Krahl, M. Kenny. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, October 21, 1922. A chapter of Alpha (Jamin.i Delta was granted to this group May 1, 11124. Top Row: O. Henilers, M. Snodtirass. D. Williams. IJ. I ' hland. Middle Row: D. Herbert. K. Leedoni. M. Ki.-i ner. L. Puinior, L.. Koe.ster. B. Price. Bottom Row: D. .Jenkins. W. Kulin. R. Rice. G. Ferris. K. Woodburn. E]stablished at Ohio Wesleyan. October 21. 1!122. ] - Top Row: I ' CH Mi:n . i;. TcpIi] i.iii. I.. ;i U-nt inc. M. Srha. ii.! A Sicka- fossc. Middle Row: R. Chapninn, iO. MenmiHli. U- Thonipsun. K. llnwaid, M. Roberts. Bottom Riiw: M. Bing. D. Rose. H. Minder. M. Dopew. E. Bright. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, February 22. 1923. Wmm Top Row: M. McColough. F. Robinson. Z. Coulter, E. Metzner. Middle Row: F. Holt. H. Holloway. L. Whiton. K. Dush. M. -Mueller. Bottom Row: F. Denny. H. Wilson. AV. Rowe. A. Smith. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, November 26. 1922. Kappa Gamma Delta Top Kcw: I). l,:ink. I.. Zurnichly. A. Fiillcin. M . .luhnstun. Middle Kow: H. Rainior. K. H;innett. -M. llantfr. A. l me. I,. Welker. Bottom Kow: R. Casler, 1. l;aiuioft. R. Tiafter. M. Halfhill. Established at Ohio Wesleyan, January 8, 11)23 Tup Ki v: I.. Sii wart. II I lihm.l. M . I ' .iickinshaiii. C. ManslicM. Middle Row: E. Seism. K. Tuiiier. M. Austin, S. rhmelik. 1!. Winstel. Hottoni Rciw: 1). I .ondley. F. SeiseMiit. (i. Ganil le. L. Ilir.scli. Kstalilished at t)lii(i We. ' leyan. Muich ;i. 11123. g ' W • y ' r ' ygAy ' S ' ' yy ' y ' yg 7 yy DELTA SIGMA RHO ' A« ayaV2v«iA4VaV2viv8v A i A iV«v A um m J ' JSIj.- PI DELTA EPSILON SvMyi Ai4i i A«vSv J A S 6 4NAA !y«VS, - g g f ; - Ay y y g SAys g ;Ayyyy fy y,g y y 3 yg PHI MU ALPHA m ssv5 S; ks sc5v5C5vSS7SS5;aasam;ctvs;s r V£W auo ' FW y f f ' ' y ' ' y y ' g y ' ' yy ' y MU PHI EPSILON ' A« iV v«vA MV jf A Sv A 2v VA A,«v« g f ■ Ay y g gy v yy g yyg y y «y Ag GAMMA PHI 2v A A«v AA « AAv2wftAA A a A 4A 4 AA Sv2 •■ eSc ' ' ' ' o ' r ' ' C.nr ' iiLt ' ■ OUP iC wT .. ' -ITTv ' ! . lOC ' S ' fty y y T ' y ' B y g y yy ' ' y ' g y ' ALPHA SIGMA NU iJEMiMi s vj cjvJ vKs s s v vj s:; r s ev: . FP0 ■ f ' y yyg ? ' y ' g y ' g Sff S ' g« ' ' g S ' ' y■S KAPPA DELTA PI SM;M3iS5iSvS;5vSSyK5;M 2vS;S SS ' V KL V DELTA PHI DELTA ' A M iViK®. va vJv«v2 AA A«v -«v i A A THETA ALPHA PHI ' A v ' A iV2v«vSv v«- M A Vi A AA A  V Top Row: L. MiXabb. Ij. Austin. .1. I ' .iilett, R. foleinan. J. Kestlc, Prof. Hunter. Second Row: H. Minder, Mrf3. Leas, Mrs. Kelly, E. Martin, Miss Urennan. Third Row: Miss Lloyd, Mrs. McNabb, Prof. Marshman, B. Held, G. Ferris, M. Neibel. Bottom Row: W. Rogers. R. Ash. W. Helt. L. West, P. Randall. - t A ' HI 1 . •.•.•••.•.♦.•.•.•.•.•.••jVi v;- u25 Athletic Association I B E3 Top Row: W- E. Smyser. E. U Blankenaele. G. E. Gaathier. B. L. McElroy. Middle Row: Wm. Thomas. C. Jones. T. E. Steckel. %V. R. Roberts. W. G. Honnell. Boltom Rov: A. Groom. R- L Andermn. A. Sacksteder. G- Staten. Top Row: W. K. Sniyser. E. 1 . Blankenagle. G. K. Gauthier. B. L. McKlroy. Mi ddle Row: Wrn. Thomas. C. Jones, T. K. Steckel, W. R. Roberts. AV. G. Hormell. Bottom Row: A. Groom. R. L,. Anderson, A. Sacksteder. G. Statcn. u Top Row: Teuscher. Ass ' t- Co;ii-h: Gauthier. Coach; Hanson. Trainer. Fourth Row: Thoma.s. Mgr. : Pickerins. Kinrlis. Nel -im. Ross. Third Row: Younf;, Evans. Tilton. MacCracken, Amrliein, Frump. Knachel. Second Row: Kesley. Snouffer. Dowler, Pearce, W. Turney. Winters. Bottom Row: Sacksteder. T. Turney, Cap ' t.; Staten. CONFERENCE STAXUINO Team Won Lost Tii l IVt. Wesleyan 5 l. Ort 4 Wooster 8 I.IMM) Wittenberg 5 1 .X33 Hiram 5 2 .714 Cincinnati 5 2 14 Baldwin-Wallace 2 1 .665 Otterhein 4 3 .571 Western Reserve 5 4 .556 Oberlin 3 :i 1 .500 Mt. Union 3 3 .500 Dennison 2 2 .500 Ohio Northern 3 4 .429 Anl Akron 2 3 1 .400 Qfil Ohio l niversity 4 1 333 ) K1 i St. Xavier 3 .333 BT V Miami 1 4 1 .200 Kenyon 1 6 .147 Heidleberg 5 .000 Case S .000 G. lthii;r. Co.XCH Frosh Squad I HH 1 A _ m ■ yi  Ci I ' ' ' ' l 1 n: P - .r hy- -T ' • ' f ' I J • ' 1 pl_ Top Row: Whitney, Veith. Kraft. Third liou: Hall. Kei.sinK, Whiting. Clark. M.isoii. Second Iti v: V. Smith. Davie. . Currie. liulhi i lord. Wni. Sinilh. Bnttoni Itnw: .Tolinstnn. C. Clark. Diiluir. I ' .l.rs. Xuliy. l.l. K-UP Knachel lOesley End I ' ' ' riiniii Kinilig Tackle Amlirein l ickering Guard MacCracken Center •IMien Aides Guard I ' vans Nel.son Tackle Young Kos.s ICnd Sackstedei Winters Quarterback Pearcc Staten KiKht Half Siiouffer IJowler Ijett Half Ted Turney (C) W. Turney Full Back FiiOMAS. Man ' ager Ohio State Chick Pearce V Hnli Hack Captain Ted Turnev V hull Back— All Ohio Jakie Snouffer W H ilf Buck OHIO STATE AT CULl ' MHUS — OCTOBER 6. VVesIeyan opened the 1923 Grid Season with her age long foe. (.)hio State. True to tradition the Sulphur Spring warriors gave State stiff opposition and fought hard until the final whistle sounded. Not only did the Red and Hlack play a .stellar game, hut even led by a 7-3 score through the fir n half. Pearce made the feature play of the game when from the twenty jard line, following perfect interference, he carried the ball across the Scarlet and Gray goal. Score: Ohio State 24 — Ohio Wesleyan 7. Ohio Northern ilt ? iirfUr ' i -a Bri.i. TuRNKv W ■ Bfuk Hubert Abels W (ill an! l Winters VV (Jiiiirler Buck OHIO NORTHKRN AT DELAWARE — OCTOBER 13. The first home game of the season aRainst Ohio Northern was one of the hard- est Ijattles ever fought Ijetween the rival schools. This contest marl ed the return of Captain Turney to the game, who with Pearee shared honors for Ve. ileyan ' s most consistent gains. The first touchdown came in the second period when Turney bucked the ball over the five yard line. In the third period Pearce carried the ball to the five yard line and lost it liut Frump recovered back of the goal for the second score. Northern ' s lone marker came in the final period when Kerchner received a punt on his own thirty-five yard line and carried the ball across the W ' esley.in goal. Score: t)hio Northern 6 — Ohio We.sleyan 1-4. • • Wittenberg ' Rkd PiCKERlNC. V ' (.1 iKiril Don jNei.son W Babk Fri ' mi ' V Taiklf W ITTKXHKRC: AT SPIilXCFlELD — OCTOBKR 20. Ohio Wesleyan was chosen to dedicate the new Witlenlierg Stailiuni which she did by a score of 14-(i, to the sorrow of the Si ringlield school. The struggle was a tierce one throu.E;hout and only by sujierb i laying and a terrilic offenfive was AVesleyan able to down the Godfrey coached aggregation. Score: Wittenberg — Ohio Wesleyan H. • • Colgate ' Mike Evans W Tackle Sax Sacksteder W Quarter Back Doc KlNDIG W Tackle COLGATE AT ITRA N. Y. — OCTOBER 27. Coach Gauthier and his men journeyed to I ' tica to enter competition with one of the strongest teams in the East. The Red and Black held the fast Colgate eleven through the first half and threatened to score in the second period after a series of line plunges and end runs- As time went on weight and experience began to tell, hut Wesleyan went gloriously down to defeat, fighting tn the last second. Score: Colgate 27 — Ohio Wesleyan 0. Michigan Aggies Bus Eesi.ky V End Brigham Young W End John Tilton W Guard MICHIGAN AGGIES AT DRI WARE — NOVEMBER .■!. The Dads of the University were entertaineii with a real treat when the Wesleyan gridders humbled the fast Michigan Aggies to the tune of lii to 14. The Farmers came to avenge the stinging defeat of last year and put up one of the hardest fights seen on Edward ' s Field this season, but were unable to overcome the starring Turney-Pearce combination. Score: Michigan Aggies 14 — Ohio Wc ' leyan I ' .l. Ohio University Hi k Ross W •Hap Dowlur W Half Back Hlt.h MacCracken ' W OHIO UNlVKliSITY AT UK LAW A UK — . 0 I:AII:ER 10 The Homecoming g:ime this year marlted the overwnelming defeat of Ohio I ' niverslty. More than live thousands fans watched the slaughter from the bleachers. Kvery man on the entire squad was given a chance to show his wares and one combination seemed to work as well as another, even the third tiani in the liflil scored at will against the Green and White- Score: Ohio I ' niversity — Onio Wesleyan 40. ' Eddie Knachhi. End— All Ohio ' W Gkorci; Statkn VV Hall Ihirk Wes Wolf Center SAINT XAVIER AT IJIOLAW ' AHK— NO VIOMHER 17. To Wesleyan goes the credit of handing St. Xavier her first conference defeat. The Saints came three thousand strong to cheer their team, lint were humiliated ' by the strong Red and Black Kleven. By long end run.s, pa.sses and line plunges Wesleyan rolled up a 40-12 score against the fighting Irishmen. ' Score: St. Xavier 12 — Ohio Wesleyan 40. Orv Wright End Wallie Waugh Halt Back Captaix-Elect Amy Amrhein W Guard— All Ohio AKRON AT AKROX — NOVEMBER 24. Wesleyan entered the game with determination that phe would win and victory favored her. but not without fighting, and hard fighting it was to overcome the stub- born defence of the Akronites. The gridiron was a field of mud and only straight football could be resorted to. Late in the game Wesieyan opened up full force and Captain Turney went through the Akron line for yard after yard, through holes opened up by Amrhein. MacCracken and Tilton. It was Turney who put the ball over for the only score of the game: it was he who brought victorr to his Alma Mater and crowned her for the second time Conference Champ. Score: Akron — Ohio Wesleyan 6. Coaching Staff Doc King Secretary B. F. ' an Alston e Bosket Ball Base Ball G. E. Gauthier Director of Athletics Foot Ball Track Ray Hanson Trainer John Tia ' scniiR Assistant Coach le ' I Top Row: Hill. Blanchard. Kolb. Middle Row: Van Alstyne, Coach; Staten. Sack- steder. Anderson, Mgri . Bottom Row: Shea. V. Turney. LeSouid. Capt.; T. Turney. Knachel. OHIO CONFBREXCt: STANDING Won I st IV ' t. Mt. Union 11 1 HI 6 St. Xavier 7 1 .875 Ohio We. ' leyan 12 3 .800 Denison 12 3 .800 Ohio University !l 3 .7.50 Oherlin 6 3 .666 Cincinnati ! ' 5 -643 Heidleherg 4 3 ..t72 Ohio Northern 5 5 .500 Western Reserve 5 5 .500 Hiram 4 8 .333 Wittenberg 4 !1 .308 Wooster 4 !) .308 Kenyon 3 Id .231 Miami 2 s .2ii0 Case 1 ' ■• .HMI Otterbein U -OOU Van Alstvne, Coach ' U25 Frosh Squad M Iv B H l ' j ' ' lr 1 K B IB l ft fllr L A iilS iPfl! iIh Andhrson, Manager Top Row: Bliokle. DuBuc. Aigler. Middle Row: Thomas. Mgr. : Bowers, (. ' lark. Hill, Teuscher, Coach. Bottom Row: Harlow. Bohyer, Lamme, Capt.; Starr. LI.VK-rp Shea Staten heft Forward Kolb I ' Sourd Ri ht Forward Turney HIII Center T. Turney Left Guard Knachel Right Guard Georc.i-: SiATiiN W ' i iiriciird John llii.i. Ciiitir ■ v Captain Hii.i. LuSourd Farivrird • v WKSLKVAX FI. lSlii:s •IIIIKD I.N ( ' ( .NFEUENCE RACE Completing a 15 game schedule, the Uingest ever attempted by an Ohio Wesliyan liaskethall team. Coach Van Alstyne ' .s casemoii tini.shed the conference race in third place. Mt. Union was the only team playins more than eight conference games to finish ahead of them. Wesleyan met the strongest teams in the conference and exhibited a brand of l)aslietball at all times that made the school proud of the team. In the total points . cored throughout the season the nearest rival was easily suri)assed. Bobby Shea with over ISO points to his credit lead the Held in individual scoring and incidently added much to the team ' s high standing. Shea was the un- animcius selection of all sport writers on the mythical all-Ohio c|uintct. tTimiiii!ii iB]nn jiu ;ig tnrfHlML: Hill. Tlrnev V Center Bob Shia W Forward — . Ohiu ' Sax Sacksteder Giiord Mt. Union and Ohio University were the only teams to defeat the Wesleyan five, the former sueceedinp in turning the trick twice. Ohio University managed to nose the Vanmen out in an overtime period on their own floor after they had tasted defeat in a hotly contested argument in Delaware a tew weeks beforehand. To Coach Van Alstyne must be given the credit for the development of this winning team. With Caiitain LeSourd out of the game due to injuries before the season was started and with two Sophomores to break in prospect.s did not point toward such a succcsj-ful season, however, with the smoothne.ss disjila.ved in the ojienlng it could be prophecied with certainty that the team would fini.sh well up in the race. The less of Ted Turney. Sack.steder and Staten will be felt when the hoopsters begin their practice next fall, but with those remaining, and the supply of Frosh another winning aggregation is anticipated. With Knachel. Hill Turney. LeSourd, Kolb. Hill and Blanchard as a nucleus the top will be none too high for next year ' s team. ' Ted ' TURNKV Guard W Lee Blancharu Center EuDii; Knachki. W Guard ' Vic Koi.B W Forward SUMMARY Jan- Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Fel). Feb. Feb. Feb. Fel). Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. 12 ii; i:i 2; ' ! 21! 1 in Iti IS 22 28 S Otterbein Wittenberg: llirani oliid Xiirthfrn AUrcin Mt. Union ottcrbein Hiram Western Reserve Ohio Northern Wooster Mt. Union Ohio Univer. iity Kenyon Ohio University 2 3 23 17 26 20 29 25 40 34 18 18 40 20 9 38 O. W. (). w. (). w. o. w. o. w. o. w. o. v. o. w. (). w. O. W. O. W. U o. w. u o. . u o. w. u o. w. u 36 41 23 28 38 26 50 41 37 40 36 17 22 46 Totals Opponents o. w. u. zz25 Big Six Champions Top Row: Hanson. Trainer: Price: Gauthier, Coach; Weeks; Tope. Mgr. Third Row: Rect ir. Doniifian. Meail. KIder. I.iitz. lirewster. Second Row: Constcin. l :ili ' . CuciU, K. RnliiTts. I-eazicr. Pienc. Koss. Swinehart. Helms. IWittcim l!(iw: ,1. Knberts. Ke.-tlc. Dorncr. Cai t.; Arnisl r inu. llovis. (). ( ). (). ( . (). MEETS I ' (ii; Indiana 38 :ir,V4 Ohio State B8% u. r.i Detroit .Ir. 43 38 Ohio State 93 !i7 (ihii) I ' liivi rsity 34 1(13 Otterbein 28 ' •■■IVi V. .1. «! % nil) Western Reserve 31 Vt ' sl« ' . ' ;m nn llir IMl; Si Meet at ( ' uhmiblis, scnriri - ! ' V pnints. « Ci. nnii:R, Co.Acii IXllUIDlAl sroiiKS Dorner 146% Ho vis 57% E. Roberts 56 Kale 38 Elder 37% Cook 36 .1. lioberts 35% Helms 34 Armstrong .... 27 Ro.ss 24 Pierce 24 Kestle 24% I..azear 17 Mead 10% Cnnstein 10 14 .Junes 10 Tope, M.ax.ager Army Armstrong W 440 Yd. Dash TiMMiE Roberts W PoU- I mill Relay Captain Artie Dorner W H iirdles — Dashes — Relay Briiad Jiirnfi I.NDIAXA AT DKl. AWARE— MARCH ' .1. In Ihi- fil ' t hiimc iniloor meet i)f the season the Ohio W ' esleyan si|iia l literally snowed under the Big Ten team from Indiarta. Wesleyan tunk all hut three lust places and totaled up a score of 66 against the Hoosiers 3S. t)HIO STATK AT TM:LA VARE — MARCH li). Although outclassed in distance and weight events the Wesleyan team put up a better showing than the score would indicate. Cai tain Dorner led the Held with an individual score of 19. Score: Ohio State 68 Vi — Ohio Wesleyan 3. . V4- • , I • •Bii.i. Ml. AD W Hiyh Jump ' Cookie Cook W H8o Yd. Run SwiNHIIART ' J ' wi Mile nKTROIT .irNIOR AT UHTKOIT — Al ' ltlL T. Wt ' slfyjin liime thioiigli thi- tinal indoor meet as victor allliuugh tlic Hi-d and Iilacl men encountered hard !ucl in many eventt ' . Some of the IJetroit Alumni were on hand to share morally in the ril-43 win. OHIO STATIC AT COLfMlirs — APRH. 21. Again Ohio State proved the stronger team by defeating the Methodist tracksters in the first ouldoor meet for both schools. Captain Doiner was second high poinl man, losing by a small margin to Snyder of State. Score: Ohio Slate !i;i- Ohio Weslevan :iS. ' Al Kesti.e W 440 Yd. Dash Relay Beankr Robkris Hii h Juiii t Hurdh-s Captain-Elect Rav Kai.e W One Mile OHIO I ' NIVHKSITV AT DICLAWA KK— AI ' KII, 2S. Captain Dorner and his men in the meet with Ohio University showed excellent form and proved their claim to the Championship l y another brilliant victory. The Wesleyanites heaped up 97 points against the 34 of the Green and White. GTTERBKI.N ' AT W KSTIOKXILM ' : MAY S. Another run-away score resulted when the Wesleyan .squad iravi-led to Wester- ville and overcame the Otterbein speedsters by a 103-28 count. JlMMIl PiKRCK W Dashes Bunk Ross W Dashes VVattv Hovis W 440 Yd. D ish Relay WASHIXCTOX AM) .IKKKKK.SOX AT WASH INfJTUN. PA. — MAY 12. During a .ste:idy liownjiour of rain Captain IJorner. who was high point scorer, and his men lost a hotly contested meet to VV- .1. It was only n the field events that Wesleyan di i)Iayed weakness to cope with the Kasterners. Score: W. .1. (i!) 4 — Ohio Wesleyan r)2V4. WESTKHN RK.- I HXi: AT I )i:i-A WAHK — MAY l!i. As all other Ohio conference fues Reserve fell before the onslatight of the Red and Black and lost a one-sided meet by a 31 to 100 score. Conny Coxstein- One Mile DoM DOMIGAN Tivn Mile AVhite Helms Two Mile V BIG SIX AT COLUMBUS — JUNE 2. Wesleyan won first place in the Big Six Classic by nosing out Oherlin. whose team came within nine points of the Wesleyan score. To the Red and Blacli ' s credit were f ix first places, while the nearest competitoi-s, Miami. Oherlin and Denison had three each. Although each event was hotly contested. Wesleyan ' s team was the best on the field and deserved the coveted T.iK Six Title. Harry Was.asiir V Cross Country Chalmers Lutz W Cross Country WHITEY HKLMS KAY KAHM-: Cecil Jones Alanager LHTTKK .MKX CHALMERS L.fTZ HARRY WASASIER •DOMY DOMIGAN MEETS The t-roi s-counlry teiini fini.shed second in the Ohio conference cross country meet by scoring 28 i)oint8. Previous to this meet they met and defeated Wooster 40 to 15. but fell before the Ohio State ilista ' nce men. The orof-s country s(|uad has shown that Ohio Wesleyan is worthy of her hish standing in track activities through- out the state and whih it will be hard to nil the shoes of Ray Kahle the outlook for the future is even lirighter than the past. u25 POLC VAULT ER? BUICEUE TEE ' TE.R. J-llGM J- JP P A ' iLN eii.VlS ' Roasters ' imooR te TM PE.LAY X£AM PJCRCC ROS-i-CR KCSTLC NOiT y V EIGHT AEN - w A GALLOPING c iic ' U, U ' ' as ,a Varsity Squad TliIiuw, _ ' ;u ii ' tuli. Dalii. ' ls. .Musiiii Top Row: Hissi ' . Msr.: Alstyne. Coach. MUUUe Row: Kallifiis. LeSourd, Wagner. Morgan. Hubbard. Bottom Row: Staten. Sacksteder, Loomis. N ' aii SUMMARY Ohio State 5 O. V. u. 4 Otterbein 3 O. V. u. 11 Ohio University 17 O. V. I ' . i:; Ohio Northern 8 W. T. ( Ohio Northern 3 V. w 4 Ohio State 12 w. 4 Ohio University -J v. 1 Otterbein 3 w. u. 6 Wooster 5 v. .) Wooster 6 O. w . 7 Total.---. Opponents 68 O. v. u. 57 CONFERI-:NCli STANDING Won I..ost Pet. 4 4 .500 ' . Ai.sT ' Ni-, Coach t iiou I Top Row: Coarh an Alslyne. H.niiiltoii. Free, Siarborough. Middle Row: Bonham, LeSourd, Sacksteder. Hill, Carleton. Staten. noUom Row: Royd. Ivoomis, Tedrow, Kalbtu.s. Jloiiisey. ■agncl•. AS an Ll.Ni;-L P MnnisHey Jnd Rase I.eSourcl C. Fifld Staten Short Stop Wasner 3rd I!a.se Sack.steder Catcher Carleton MorK-an L. Field Hul)l)aril 1st Base Ted ro w Daniels R. Field Lioomi - Mason Pitcher BvRox Besse, Manager Captain Sackstkdkr W Catcher Wayne Carleton W Field Mose Tedrow W Fifld Ghorci; Staten V Short Str)f OHIO state: at coli ' miu ' s — april ih- W ' esleyun ojiened the season with what was supposed to he a doubtful team, hut in the first game they showed themselves to he a real lomhination. Mason and Lioomis were at the box while Sacl steder covered the plate, and after the fourth, the Red and Black pla.ved errorless hall and only by a fluke failed to tie State in the iiinlli. Score: Ohio State 5 — Ohio Wesleyan 4. OHIO UNi i:i;siTv at J)i;i.a akh— aprii, :!8 The second home Kanie was a featurele.s ' s, nip and tuck. sluKSing lu.ilch with Ohio cominK out on the long end of a 17 to 12 si ' ore. OTTKRKKIX AT DKl.AWA K 10— APRIL L ' l. OutclassiUK their opponents at cver.v sta;;i ' of the same, the ihio Wcslcyaii nine easily won from Otterbcin liy a score of il to 3. Sacksteder and Morrisey showed up best at the bat. Ci.iM-; Loo. ris W Pitcher Harold Mason V Pitcher Chuck Kai.bfus Catcher •Bii.i. LkSouru W C. Field OHIO NOKTHKRN AT ADA — MAY D. The V.iiiiiU ' n lost a hard fouBht game through errors and ragged playing nf tin- intield . Loomis however pitched a consistent game and took the Wesloyan nine for an early lead which was overcome in the sixth. Score: IJhio Northern 8 — Uhio Wesleyan 6. OHIO NOIJTHKRN AT DIOL.AWARE — MAY I ' .l. Revenge was sweet and to Ohio Wesleyan goes the credit of defeating the Ohio Northern Championship Nine- The Ada aggregation started off with a Viang and gained a two run lead, which took the Methodists until the seventh to tie- In the eighth with bases full and {WO men out. Staten stole home and won the game. Score: Ohio Northern 3 — Ohio Wesleyan 4. OHIO LNIVERSITY AT ATHKNS — MAY 28. The f;rcen and White Jinx again got hold on the Red and I ' .lack. but iiol without a tough fight. We. ' ileyan ' s lone score came when Wagmr was on Ihsl and Sacksteder knocked a three bagger. Score: Ohio I ' niverslty 4 — Ohio Wesleyan 1. Joe Morrissk ' VV Second Base M(niii:R HuBBARH W i Irs I Biisc Gi. )r ;k DamiiLS W R. Field Don Morcan W L. Field Hl ' (;ii Wac ' .mr V Third Base OTTlOKinClX AT WKSTKiniLM ' : — MAY j:i. For the second time during the season Otterljein fell before the ons Red and Black batsmen, but this time in a hotly contested game. Ix) the better K ' lnie and with Sacksteder shared hitting honors. Siore: Otterbein 3 — Ohio VV ' esleyan 6. WOOSTER AT ni; LAW A UK — Jl ' NE 11. Before a crowd of several hundred alumni ' heering for all they w seemed inijxissible for the Vanmen to get organized into a winning which could take Woo. ' -ter ' s measure. I.oomis was at the box. but men hit Ills offerings for five runs while Wesleyan college collected two. WOOSTHR AT WOOSTER — JUNE 12. Even after the game of the day before the Wesleyan men were nut i that Wooater had a better team, so traveled over to their school tu pi into concrete form- Mason i)itched a good game and was well suppor determined jjlayers, who by their batting slugged out a 7 to B win .season. Thlw victory put the nine in the upper half of the confer 500 per cent average. aught of the omis pitched ere worth it comljination. the Wooster [tiitc sritistied 11 this doubt ted by eight to close the ence with a Sa - Coach Pappenhagen Bob Koiix W W ' arm Coi.K V Captain Bob Savace W Wes Fowler W Ohio .State Kenyon Otterbein Heidleberg Heidleberg W. .1. Otterbein Kenyon MATCHES O. V. U. O. V. U. O. W. U. o. vv. r. O. W. V. o. w. u. o. v. u. o. w. u. Fowler and Cole were eliminated in the semi-finals in the Ohio Conference tournament held In Columbus. RoGKR Addison. Cai ' Iain Wilms Kei.i.kr Jack Murlin Lowell Dowd JiMMIl; TUIM ' FR WoostPr Cuae Wooster MEETS 32 50 33 O. W. U. 20 O. VV. U. 18 O. W. I ' . 2il In the Ohio Athletic Association meet fostered by the Columhus Athletic Club the relay team placed second. Addison took third in the nO yd. free style, and Murlin finished second in tile 6M yd. handicaii race. Captain Addison set a new rec ir l in the 2110 yil. free style in the meet at Woosrter. Top Row: Xorton. Austin. Thomson, Ass ' t. Coach. Second How: ViK r. Helton. Scalfe. Hough. I ' i-ccnian. Ciiacli; I ' .nttoni Itnw: ( ' armcan. W ' illnian. Third Row: Davie.s, Nicliol K ' ahlc. Fraizor. ( ' omi)elinK i nl. ' with well seasoned teams of Ritr Ten schools the Ohio Wesleyan team made a very creditable showing this year. Hampered l).v ineligabiliies and the loss of the stars of the last year ' s team. Coach Freeman developed a team which coiihl compete with those of schools which h:ivc tmiicd nut still.ir fr.vmnasts for many years. MRETS Ohio State 1171.1! O. W. IT. 1012.4 I ' urdiie in;)7.i o. V. I ' . IIS!I.5 Ohio State 1254.11 O. ' . r. lO.SII.S The team n niahed eighth in the liiK Ten Ten mi ' i ' l at C liicaKo. Fri:i;ma , Coach I vu25 Women ' s Athletic Association WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS HaRRII 1 ROC.I ' RS. PrI ' SIUI ' NT Marjorik McMenemey Mary McMi-ni-mey Margaret Wilson Lvdia Ligiitrinc Carleen Luikart Louise Kimi.ir The Women ' s Athletic Association of Ohio Wesleyan. orftanized in liUS at a conference of American ColIeKC Women at t ' hiiaKo. has for its puriiuse the promoting of a high physical efficiency among the women of the Tuivcrsity hy fostering an interest in gyninastic and athletic activities. All women of the I ' niversity are eligible for membership. Associative member- ship becomes active, carrying with it the opportunity to vote, upon winning 100 point.--! as awarded by the Association. It has made rapid progress since 1918. At llrst gymnasium classes were organized — then came sports. I ' .askethall, baseball, hockey, swimming, tennis and track have been introduced until now practically every woman in the University is vitally connected with women ' s athletics. Meets and tournaments are held each year and competition between ilasscn is most keen. The Women ' s Athletic A.ssociation ha.s been instrumental in securing a chapter of Alpha Kigm.i Nu. dirls who are sk illful in the various branches of alhletic-s. and who have a s.itisf.utory point average are eligibb- for membership in this honorary fraternity. rou2d Women ' s Life Saving Crew H T n k v H I ■ 1 ■I V ' 1 l fl ■ H H M ■ • ' ■ H k. ' ' w IV Eb«I M Lr H H 1 M M PI K+y S I P il r l K K l K ' B B HmW] K § M H 1 B —t | 1 S i Kw-V ■• j 5 tf ii 11 K ul yd 4 4 Ml Top R iw: O. Riop, L, l.itihtiiiiK. ' ■■ Hdwards. lO. Hliy.-;. .M. .MiMeiiemy. Third Row: .M. Twinen. K. Siaife. IJ. Stark. A. Semans, .1. Conian. tJ. r.ir.i. M Harris. Seoond Row: M. Hall. 10. Rallaid. P. Thomas. !•:. Melzner. H. AlhauKh. M. Beet ham. Hiittom Row: C. Uuikart. H. Roser.s. K. Timmons. K. Rooton. I.,. Kimler, F{. Howard. M. Young. Ill the Spring of lfl22. under the auspices of the Women ' s Athletic Association the l ife Saving tests as prescribed hy the American Red Cross were i)assed Ijy eight women students of Ohio Wesleyan. Each year the tests are given and the roll has grown larger until this .vear a foimal organization was deemed necessary. The Women ' s Life Saving Crew at Wesleyan has for its aim the promoting of interest in swimming and especially in that phase of swimming which is most Important — life .saving. The Crew was able to bring Captain Kidd, a National Officer of the ife Saving Coriis of the Red Cress, to Ohio Wesleyan this year, who gave tests for future examiners and also demonstrated the Schaefl ' er Prone-Pressure method of resuscitation. The Life Saving Corps as a National organization is becoming more widespread, and the local crew is winning a jilacc among the various activities at Ohio Wesleyan. ,- hfi to gioKt r Ittdl Trrr R --- f .cV.rJj- Al.Vwllk, KonJtla QU.-yvf tl AliKV. flllco :[« . fiz ui o-ps ' - .yclle-.,T(.5 -7 5 iekM ar.iivil. , ' ? .n-imi?it ' cr-l -wi ' ;- CV-o- .b M.IU, , Kro.Hler-- ro ,t- , - l o deo Wop.;, - ' •boacJy,-:l _ - ,i; • J, „ O.U ■kr r cc ' -t c j Sbp ' hpruPVQ -C -i-h. , W-t t 3fel -, ' ' ° -r 7 ' w-- ,r,,HI 0 wr„,, lbi.. e bnro 1 - r ao ' -i - Ree-o «-fc ' . ' - - i z S hme -U, ' ou2d .A. n bellc Craw tois vJes-t ,-. 1 Gin -s oy ■ S ' e.iljoi; Clay? Te, ' l, — Va-tccl -kfl- °f r— nor«,xc«fi..s -UVoorrc-ri wik-D ' fVy. Ourins the ]:i23 Basehail eat- ' ori Captain Jrwili Iu-a(if(l niu « f I he finest aKSre- KatloHK that ever represented Ohio Wesleyan on Ih ' diamond. With .lewitt on the mound, Krey Iiehind the plate and the splendid fielding of their team-males, the class of ' 24 easily carried off the Blue Kililion. The inter-class i;ames revealed excellent skill and technique due to the competency of ( oach Brown. Esther Bliss I ' iSther whfi t-niphasizes fiirm rather than spft ' d is must proficient as a diver. She earinHi the ri ht to wt-ar a W through her efforts last year ami has also passed hoth the life saving test and the examiner ' s test. M ARox Young III .Ma.v mi;:; Marox lieeame a member of llie Hed Cross Life Saving l- ' ori)S. She does the Trudgeon erawl to per- fection, possessing the most endurance of an.v of tlic fre(|iienters of the pool. Ruth Howard Until was one of tlU ' high |)oint win- ners in last .vears meet. She made second place in the iihiiiKe for distance. She, too, is a memlier of the life saving corps. CaRLEEN LuiK.AJlT Trolly established part of her record before entering Ohio Wesleyan. She has served as a swimming instructor many sumiTiers. The crawl is her strongest stroke. In last year ' s meet she captured first place in the [ihinge for di.stance. Louise Kimi.i;r Kimnii - specializes in irark. winning her V in lier fresliman yeai . I- ' i r three years she has held Wesleyan ' s rerc.rd in hop. step and jump. She also holds the record in low hurdles, fin yd. Lois Merkel I.i()Uie won a W in trael lier .Junior year which is awarded only to those who play their positions liest and have a clean playing spirit. .She made sec ind in discus throwing in last year ' s meet and holds the campus record for shot-i)ut. Margaret Wilson I ' eK holds Wesleyan ' s record for the hij li hurdles. ICver since her entrance she has held first itlace in the hase- hall throw. She can always lie ' ount- ed upon to take a place in the meet in javelin hurlins. Bi;ri;dexe Krii.l lieredene established her reiiown an a tra ' k performer when she liroke her own 2 ' il yd. dash record last year, and at the same time broke tlie inter- collegiate record, running it in 211. !l sec. She is e. pected to smash worl l records this year. LOUISI- KlMLER In :uUlitiiui to ln-r stellar playin i hockt-y and baseball. K iinmie Wt ' sl cyan ' s most woman. ImhlinR the hnnil.-s. uitstandinK track rei-nrd for the low Lois AV est Since her Sopl held undisputed t ship in singles, i sports, she alwj steady «anu ' . nore year lu- tennis art iripat inn lys plays I.ois has hainpinn- in many I clean. Jhnnmh Crouch At the position of hack-fielder Margarht Wilson IVg , all-star center, has the dis- tinction, as does Klmmie. i f winning her letter in her Sojihomore year. As leader of the team work, her fishtinK spirit always injects pep into the Kame. Hi:i.i:n J i: vitt Helen is an all -ar Jennie has i)roved the main-sprinK i)f defense ff)r the wIeUiers of the club. She plays a steady, consistent Ka.me. proving in- valuable to her team-mates. always be countt use of the breal ' hurling on the di be forgotten. luind I UIX) ;. 1! amnr Uhlote 1 to m r fast I will who can ike good accurate not soon OTV ' : ' , IMK-.- ' Juou 23 Student Council ssqb Hilwin Kniichi- IC.ithirinc Timmons David Craig AXard Stewart Frances Holt Cleora Bell Leon Kofod Lawrence Apply Esther West. Louise Kimler. Harriet Rofrers. John Hailey. George Staton. Olen Dalton Lois West Wm. Kelt Kumniel Anderson JIary (iriswold Stewart Cupps Robert Maskey Haitley Barclay Robert Coleman Members of the Student Couxcu. Pres:dent Student Body David Craig Treasurer Student Body Ruinniel Anderson President Debate and Oratory Council Robert Maskey President Senior Lecture Course Robert Coleman President Y. M. C. A Glen Dalton President Athletic Association George Staten President Honor Court.. Ward Stewart President Pan-Hellenic Council Wm. Belt President W. A. A Harriet Rogers President V. W. C. A Ksther West President Student Government Lois West Woman ' s Non-Fraternity Representative I-ouise Kimler Men ' s Non-Fraternity Representative John Hailey ICditor of The Transcript Hartley Barclay President Class ' 24 Stewart Cupps ' ice-President Mary GriswoUl President Class ' 25 Kdwin Knachel Vice-President Katherine Timmons President Class 26 Leon Kofod Vice-President Frances Holt President Class ' 27 Lawrence Apply Vice-President Cleora Bell D.wio Crak; Student ll ' jily I ' risiiliiit S ' lliWART Cui ' l ' S Senior (Jliiss I ' nsi lciit I.ois West I ' rcsiili it Stii iiit Cii rcriiiticiit Rl ' MMi-i.i. An i:rson I ' nii.uinr Stiiilciif lioily W K. . -.y Harci,a - Eilitar of The 1 ' riin.u ript RoiiiRi Maski ' Y I ' ri ' slih ' iit Delinlf unit Ointurx (](iiniiU Duties of Thf Coiiru il 1. The cmiiuil shiill :irt as the agent of the Student I ' .ody. As such nuint, it shall eonsiiler all matters pertaining to student life as well as those lefeneii to it li the President of the University and it shall make reeonimendations to the Faiulty and to the Student Body. In addition to this advisory fu net inn the Council shall confer with the Faculty Committee throuKh the Council Comniitte. . and his Joint Committee shall take cognizance of and make specilic reconnnendations to their creative bodies concerning the following problems: (1) maintaining eligibility for representing the I ' niversity in the various student activities: (2) participation in extra- curriculum activities, (3) student mortality. (4) regulation social activities and the admission fees to be charged in Ih determination of causes to be represented in the StudeTil Chest and the amounts to li nd disti ' ibulion of all case (if each, anil I . ' i i shall ■UllVe muniltee in graTited. In general, the Student Council all niattirs pertaining to student interests. The lOxecutive Council is composed of ranking Senior members of Ibe Sluilent Council .md handles more important affairs which are turned ovi ' r lo Ibem by the larger Council. TllliOUORi; ' riRNKY Raii ' ii Roci-rs Rl ' .mmilI. AndilRSOn LiU ' U i.i) vi Louis Clipi ' SruDi; i Ciii;sT Bl ' U(ii;t Cause A|]|iiii linimient Young Mon ' s rhristi;in Association $2,100.(10 Young Women ' s Christian Association l.ilOO.OO Student Relief l ' riendship Fund l.niio.oo I uoknow Christian . ' ColleKe 1, (Mill. (Ml Sister Colleges TiMi.lMi O. W. U. Band HMI.IHI Emergency Fund 2o(l.(ill Student Loan Fund r.OO.oo Ward Stewart President Margarut S.mvser Justim; H i:asi.i; - IVfii.DRP.D NniBEL Oscar Axiu.son J. Mi;ri.ix Ki:nni:th Pikrck J. Tii.TON Harold Amrhein S. CuPi ' S R. Maski; C. UODIRTHA W. IJl.l.T C. X. Hutchinson VV. Mani.ey M. Ai.coir A. Fi.i;mmi (; K. DoLT.i.AS G. Dai. TON J. Dean Senior Lecture Course Committee C. X. HlTCItlNSOX K. Au. ti:r R. Kmrv R. Cor.KMAN. Piisiiliiit L. Carroll D. Stechkr W. Ilin Glee Club ■i ' rop Uiiw : y. Kolb. (). Axelson, R. Stilwcll. I). Crais. Sifoiid l{o v: A. Scott. G. liich;iiils(in. U. ( ' (iliiiiaii. i ' .. Koss ir. i;. I)uiif;las. J. Simester. P. Niswander. Thinl How: A, Irt ' laiul, L. Chilly. P. Faiuhcr. V. Slick. I •• .Mnudy. K. liunkle. liollipin Itowi A. Manton. 1). Fi.shir. I,. Merger, J. I.yt ' c. M. Spiasui ' . ( I ' ndcrwnctd, M. Smith. KoHIKI C()I,I;MAV Bl ' RN ' ARI) RossLK ' I ' dp l{i) v: H. KiiiKsbuiy. M Tyler, !• . ll.awe.s. H. Diehl. 1 ;. Sliough, W. Waiil, H. Southers. R. Piirker. Fourth limv; N. Wolfe. I). Phillips. A. Cheiioweth, .M. CImiU. I.. Morris, E. Tolerton, K. Downs. .1. P.arriek, K. ( herry. Thiid How: K. Bender, H. ll:ntinKi ' r, I). .Jewelt. K. OooilinR. P.. Slater. R. Leavengood. SriiMul Row: M. r.urns. . I. Kissner, [■ ' ,. l.owc. I . ■I ' lu ' iniison, 1.; .tones. .M. Meitsni:iii. H. Stall. K. Prire. Botti.iii Kriu; . 1. Whitlier, .M. fJress, V). Sli ' w:n-t, 1,. i;.iilry. H. Rudy. f!. Smith, K. Cnsner, H. Free. Helen Rudy Helen H.artinger Leader — H. Ion lis Maiiiujir — W. Hlit Cornet Austin, hawieiici ' liMlbrulKi ' . Paul JtHies. Howard Jones. Chester Lutz, Ohalmer RoKscr. Harold Rosseliittc. Millard Kossolottc. Floyd VriKht. James Posue. Owen Schraegle. Kred (Jlfirinet IJeard. .lames Komliaidy. ICarnest Rhinehait. Walter Rush. Ralph Stewart, drah.ini Ti-itts -huh. Frank l-add. Riih.-nd ( ninell, f ' .riflith Rl.uk. ' iru-int l avis. Maurjee Tnpiier, James lliiritoiif Hall, W.illi.r Ovfihcill . rhii.--lian ' J ' r ' ini iOiic 1 ;i;iilli ' . -. Aithui- l; -rr, . Scott Unit. Willarcl Stewart. RoUand Ciegler, Vinton W.irren. Rohert Powell. Daniel ' eastins:. John 1 Ollenherprer. l ' liili|i I luniplui ' x , Kalph Wood. X ' incent Khynanl. Walter Roliart. W.ilter Mares. Leon.-ird Sdxoph ' iiie I ' .eelham. Kcdieit r..irliour. Stewart ];v.ins. Roland Crimni. Joyee Cr.ihni, Charles Dm ins ll. ' iuman. Dewitt Unhide, De.in Shuter. .Idhn ' in(■hl•l, hawrc nee Ohn,- l ' ii-lils, P.inl ' ou25 Orchestra i int Fiolins ICvclyn Marsh Siilney MoCanimon I enora ( lark Janet Turner rlark Carniean .Melville Ueiff Frances Sloan KtHli;ers Doanci- Scioiul Fiolins Dorothy Hickman Margret Ferguson Milrlred Metzner .M:irjorie H oil njjs worth Marfiret An lerson Frances Hancroft Walter Swearensin IMwin Parkhurst i ' lfis Helen Oethman Adelaide Craig Junior Barley Kilward McCutcheon Crllos t lau lia Shields Marion Tredway B iss Walter Jones Flutes F ' len Barnes Florence Lichen d erf ir (jhirinels Huston liinehart Nilo Kirk pat rick Ohoe Ralph Ftush Basoon Joyce friinm Paul Fields Jrtiitli Horns Winston Woods -Maurice Davis Cornets Howard Jones Lawrence Austin Trombones Scott IJerry Robert ■al•re Buss Horn James ' riiiiper Percussion Italph I- itman Dewitt Hauman IvJ iwrence Winchell Lender — Prof I.okim; ]. W ' rmrii u25 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ' I ' dp Kiiw: W. ThoniMs. W. Hflm;;, t). Axil ' in. S. KiilchniMii. II. Ainihiin. 10. Kanimeyer. Second Rnw: P. Fancher. I-. Kofod. I{. Hiiustoii. ( ' . Darkey, C. 1 liitehinson. iiottom Row: I). Peterson. V. Xi well, ( ,. l):iUon. ( ' . Laiiijhlin. W. Stewait. j. Siiaril. (I ' liicr il Scirr iiry — Cll.A.s. L. l i;in l I ' reside II t — G I.li N D.A 1, ION ' ((■ President — H.aroi.D Amrhkin Ml inlnr of Bniirtl ni Direitnrs — WM. TlloM.NS lievotioMil Mi ' etinijs . . . .(ili-ii Daltoii I ' .ililc Stllily .rlul (irollp .Meelill ;s WilliMiii ' rhoMias. Charles 1 1 ulchinsmi School of Kell i ' in and f ' hurrh Kelalions - o.- car Axelson. Mrlward K inimp er Personal ICvanKelisni. Iiulton Pcteisoii World Kellowshii) Karl Xewell Ciosiiel Teams Karl Harkey Social Haridil Ainrhein Friendship and Social Service I.ynian Sicanl Athletics and Inleri-ollematc Relationships Wilfrid lUlms ForeiKii Stndiiit Welfare Stcpli.ii I ' lii. hnian Music and Piihlicity . . Ra Iph llonulon Membership Ward Stewart t ' onferences and Literature Paul Fatii ' hei- Top Rdv,-. R. Rosers. M. Vi ' c. c. DMikcy. II. W ' iiilciniuti-, II Stillwcll. L. Kofod, V. Zeigler. Thiid How: !•:. P.-irkhiirst, O. Axelsoii. I;. Cririith. W. Kin.li ;. S. I ' -iitrh- nian, K. Kamnieyer. P. Ii-plaml. Second Row: R. Reid, S. Mct ' :imnioii. I ' . ICdwards, 1{. Wilmi-i;, I ). i c-(im-- son. C. Newell. Front Row: W. Rogei-R, (1. liOKardiis, A. Xrw.M. K. I ' ' ans. K. Clark. C. Jones. O. Wise. rilA KS ;i IN(; V.ACATIOV l aylnti; ' I ' nlcdfi. SI. r.iiirs clinrch: ' roli-ilo. Cl.n-k SI. I ' liinrh: Waiiscon: (Jasctmi ; l ' ' idt CM ( ' ri- ' k CiiRi.si.MAS Vacation fppiT S.indnsk. ; Kossford; West M ulf;riivi ' ; ( ' nliiinliiis Sl ' RlNC ' C. llON ' ataskala ; Tidi ' do. lOpwnrlh I ' liiinli; ' I ' ldc ' do, I ' .ucliii I ' lini ' .li; I ' ' IimI1:i ; . ii:i ii uni ' U25 Varsity Debate Til]) Row: ( ' . Laymon, ti. Camp. I). Stethei, Ij i i.ii_. Third Row: J. Simester, W. Helms, A. Scott. B. Griffith. W. Hollett. W. Belt. Second Row: f. liodurlha. R. Ma.- koy. Bottom Row: V. Zeiylor. J. Dean. F R. Fau.s. I . Gregg, K. Uarkey. , Graff, R. Rodgers. R. Wiborg. R. Bancroft. January IS — Western Reserve at Delaware. Decision 2-1 favor of Reserve. Question: Resolved That the L ' nited States Should Knter the League of Nations. ' Team — Bodurtha. Anderson, Maskey. Alternate. Peterson. March 13 — Oberlin at Delaware. Decision 2-1 favor Wesleyan. Question: Resolved That the L ' nited States Should Knter the League of N ' ation.s. ' Team: Belt. Wihorg. C ' upps. Alternate. Bodurtha. Oberlin. Decision 3-0 favor of AVesliyan. Question: League of Xitions. Team: Oriflith. Anderson, I ' eterson. Alternate. Gri ' gg March 10 — Denver at Denver. Decision in favor of Wes- le.van. Korum Debate. Question: League of N.i- tions. Team: l;oilurtha. Ciipi ' ' - Maskey. March 2S — Colgate at Kric. I ' a. Decsion 2-1 favor of Wesleyan. Question: Resolved Thai the rnited States Should ICnter the World Court. Team: Bodurtha. Cupps- Maskey. Alternate. Peter- son. April 12 — Vniversity of Penn- sylvania at Delaware. Question: World Court. Team: Bodurtha. Maskey. ProK. j. M.ARSII Dilxilc (Iniich R. M.ASKI Civic Oral or ' e irou 25 Frosh Debate f Toj) Row: Appley. VeMSliiiK. W:irren, Denton. Pfters. Middle Row: Tiiylor. Mi ' udei-. Fleniming. Calkins. L.imb. chiiile. Roltom Row: RogLi.-;, Vitihii. ICnslc.v. SlansliHiy. Pyke. V. .Mam.i:v Ctv ' tc Oratfir C. BoDLRTHA I ' ctici ' Onitor Wesley Manley repre- sented Ohio Wesleyan in the Civic Oi-atorical contest heltl at I ' ittslmrK la.st spring- He sjjoke on India and received fifth place for his eft oris. The try-outs for ( ' :vic Ora- tor were held in Xovemher and February this year. The ))i ' eliniin. ' iry speeches for the I ' e.ice ( nlest which was to he held at Wittenberg were held at the same time. Holiert Afaskey was chosen to reiiresent the I ' niversity at the Civic Oratorical contest which is to he held at Col- gate this year. Charles Bodurtha was picked to speak for Ohio Wesle.van at the I ' l-aoe Contest. ' Inp Rmv: W. Uos ' rs. t. Walkor. W. Jones. M. ( .rilfiih. M. AUiill. K. Siiuiifs. .1. I.ytle, 1!. Held, S. Kynearsoii. I.. Austin. Spooiifl Kow: .1. Civmni. K. McXalili. .1. Dwiie, D. Phillips. K. West. H. Ash. I.. West. !•:• Martin. A. I ' .uttcm. i ' riif. Hunter. H. Smith. Thiiil |{ciw: U. Waiien. L. Kofn.I. ( ' .. llminh. K Colenian. W. llelt, T. Reese, C I.,a man. K. Hay. Kouith Row; ( i. Keiiis. K. Udiik. I. Snedeker. II. I lullnway. K. MiilTiiian. H. Rams.l.ll. 1.. Murphy. Rottom Row: W. .Manley. M. Neihel, H. Teil. G. Smith. I . Ramlall. J. Ke.stle. I. ICilliury. L. Kilhury, M. Boring. N. Olsen. • The Transcript WJ i Top Kuw: A. Thom;is. H. Calvert. W llri.k ' i. II. Thomas, V. Free. L. I ' lipp, R. Stewart. Middle Row: AV. Helms. A. Havishurst. P. IJeiiman. C. French, P. Ireland. R. Kvans. Bottom Row: R. Brown, H. Wagner. .1. Ilanna. i:. Jacoliv. P. RlUnhcrKer. L. Austin. A. Ijau.irhter.s. SportinK lOditor - - - Harry Calvert Sec ■etary - - - Hushes Wagner ManaKins ICditors Charles l- ' reneh Alfred Havighui st Phil Ireland Paul Denni.ui Rei orters . Free 11. Thomas I.. Clipp .1. H.ii.na I.. Austin 1!. .laeoh.v i;. liruwn Junior Membi •rs of thi I ' .usiness Stall Am rew Thomas Vance I ' .ricker W Ifr. .1 He 1ms Sophomore Men hers n. Stewart. R. ICvans A. Daughter -. P. Rllei bcrGror. M liiiwnr ) HI ; ( ' . .« Mtiiititfi ' r Tdp Row: X. Jones. H. Stoner. K. t ' :iineioii. II. Albaush. M. Scott, .M. .Mueller. F. Freeiii.iii Miildle Kow: II. I)i-an. i:. I ' .ooton. F. Deiin.v. M. .M( ntgoiner. . .1. Floweis. F. Riight. S. K ilihei-. K. rhaiimaii. Iliittom Kow: I). W.iliam.s. G. King, K. C ' allin. K. Howard. II. Ilolloway, L. Snedeker, V. Wilk- inson. .Mn Cii- Mm .Ml St.i II.ARTI.i; ' B.ARCL.A ' Editor-in-Chief nni tt l ditor l.s ' Athletics ff Members X. .lones S. K.iliher U. llowariJ 1 . Ilooton II. Dean nnett Manager- ff Members K. Bright .M. crueller II. Stoner Kllen Cameron (iertrude King K. Chapman 1... Snedeker M. Jlontgomerv .M. McCally M. S. Scott Helen Ilolloway H. Albaugh F. Freeman V. Wilkinson C. French L. Merwin V. Zi;i(;i.i;r J. Mekk J. Jones CirculMtiim Manager Chailis Kii ' iuli Advertising Manager iiiiirn Ciegler Anountaiit Iiisepli Meek Assistant Circulation Manager John Jones Monnett Manager I.uuise Merwin ClI ARI.IS McLaI Cli I IN liusiiii sy .Mmiiit i I K. TlMMONS . 1 MSI)II.I. Lois J Iii.i.i;p A. L. W ' l i.cii J. TuiM-nR K. V. Pl.UMB Howard K. r.nFus Vm. Hl ' SSI.IiR W. Krait i:. W, I ' liiinli Advisory lOdiliir Win. Hesslpr AsSDcintf lOdiUir Wilson Kraft Fraternity lOiiilor I iouar.l Kalbfus Athletics James Tupiier Ait lOilitor Amy lionise W ' eleh Assistant Art Editor Lois Miller Monnett ICditor Helen Jo Kamsdell Assistant Monnetl h ' .cUtor Kathrine Timmons Wonii ' n ' s Alhlilic IMilor H. E. Thomas Eilltor-iii-(Jhlfl C. MfL.A I ' CHl.IN A. Bki.i. M. Nkibi.k II. C(K)Hi.K ' . Kri;i; J. Hanna C. Cir W ' m. Brown F. Rob I-Rison K. I.ii ' Imri J. HkAI. I). I I I BRI I.I. HfSIXKSS STAFF Assistant Miisiness Manager Max HfWilt ( ill ulation Manager L ' . McUiughliii Advei ' tisinfc Manafjer H. (. ' oopei- .1. Beal v. Free ' . CIray I). Hul)l;ell .1. Hanna 1 . I.ipiieri Wm. Hii wn MON ' NKTT STAFF .MiMiiiitt Manager Alliii- liill ' irgini;i Allen Kelanit Sihreel Mildred N ' eible Ciertrude Kini; Fliirfncc Holiinsiin B ron CiRKGC. Husiiiiss Mun i( i ' r Wm. Hkssi.ur Relaxd Schreei, H. Gethman S. Fritchman J. TUPPER GbRIRUDK KlNT, ViRcixiA Allen K. GUENTHER H. Schneider K1JIT()KIAI STAFF Associate Kditor H. Schneider Staff Editor.-.-. Vni. Hesslor Helen Gethan ART STAFF Alt Kditor Stephen Fritchman ]■ ' . fipiinther James Tnpper Charles Roberts Editrjr-in-Chief .M. Wilsi.ii, I,, (•.irnill. DtMii 1 1 iTUirf. I-;. .Miirliii, M . Ilanslir. M. Xc-iliil. I,, (irissl.y. .M. Ilailhy. C. Mi.iin.tt. i: r?t. I.. Wfsl. li. Il.iw.inl. .M. I.iiHi ' . J. Itiili.iiilsciM. Ori-iciiRS lOxiM-iil ivc I ' l-csiiii ' iil 1,1 lis West .luilii ' ial I ' roriiU ' iit hucili ' r.iridll lOxociitivo Socrotiii-y M. Wilsmi .Iiiilicial S ecretai-y Kulh 1 Inward Austin Pros. Scnini- Miiiilii-r i;. Martin Monnott I ' rcs. Srninr Miinln ' i- I,ois (Jrinsliy ' I ' roasurpr M. ISartchi- .lunior Menilicr M. l,.o ve Senior Momlipi M. Xioln-] Siiphomiui ' Moinlicr , J. niiharilsoii Kri ' shniaii McmliiM- . 1 . I ' .aiili ' y Krishnian Mcmlicr C, .Mnnncll IC.x iilTirii) iMrnilicr j.;. ' |.st rou25 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet i. Williams. I„ West. .1. Hydr. W. MarichcstiT. K. Aiixtcr, .1. Heasley. L. Kiinlir. M. Niilnl. J. Ildinhi-r, M. HMVm.ni, C. Itici-. ( ' . Ili ' iroii. .M. Kiclicy. i;. West. 1). Udlicrlsmi. V.. Siiii - .tcr. .1. I la iiiilluii. I). Staik. CJiKlCliRS President ICsthcr Wcsl Virc Pre. ' -idciit Krancps Aiixter Treasurer Juanita I ' .micher Secretary Charlotte Uice Student Industrial I)ei t Gladys Williams Stu. Cov. Representative I ois West Freshman ( ' (lunril Josephine Hyde Freshman Council Winifreil Manchester FnilerKraduate Kepresenlative Justine Heanley Campus DeiU bouise Kimler Social Dept Mildred Neibel Puhlicity Dept Margaret Hayman Big Sister Dept Cornelia Herron World Fellowship Marjory Rickey ' onferi ' nce Dept Dorothy Robertson Meetings Dept Kdith Simester General Secretary Julia Mac Mamilton Service Dept Dorothy Stark v.. I ' cpuItiT. I). AIliMsin. I-. I ' .inul A. Ilullun. M. (irilTith. K. S(|iiirfs, It. lluuston V. Wihb. (1. Fen-is. I), Wliipiilc. M. Al.t.tl, H. Minder T ' ni ' nrsit, ' of IMttsbiirs ;it I el:iw;i re. I t ' ( ' isi( ii H-lt f;i ()r fil A ' o ' leyan. Qiic ' stiiin: Woi-ld ( ' (iiiii. ' I ' i ' .irii: Mar. ( ' .i-ilTitli. I)i nplh Alliiscm. ' ci ' ini:i h ' islHT. Allcrnate: Katheriric S(|uir« ' s. I ' iiivrisily iif W isl N ' iiKiiiiii :il . 1 1 iij;.iiil i iwn. W. Va. IJecision 2-1 favor of r, of ' iri;!iiia . (.jMoslion: Woiiil Coiirl. ' I ' laiii: Hilda Minder-. Lucil.- Carnd. Mildred Ali-oll. Allern.ite: (iladys Kei-i.x. A he c-airv vf S i VS ' -teX :J Cor £« v-vare ' arct Cfiri ' tiptier Alice tarsao Athenaeum T ' tli Kiiw; II. .Icnliiiis. I. Knnv, ( ' ,. illi:i ins. K. S:i lyiit . !■;, lUiss. I. Fdsti-r. ' . Kk ' minK. A. lUittini. SciniKl Row: M. Krahl. .1. Crciiirh. II I liinlcrMm. M . Il ' i.viiinn, M . Kiirtshc. I,. (!ii.sbey. K. Bevan. ' I ' tiinl Knw: 10. Botitcn. K. Cleii. F. KraviMs. I.. Ccivcll. I-;. SchciliiT. I;. Unit. ( ' llii-riin. I. Killjiir.v. i:nn..m Knw: K. Flynn. ti. Hartim. I.,. l!aiU v. .. Xuinsi- .T. (ilas.- . !■;. Kiiip, . I,. Kill ur . ' Kciw: I,. I ' ' llil;;r. I ' ., l- ' lix, |l. I 1. 1 w .-i( Ml . . . .Mnsi ' lliall. Sccdiiil Kdw: .1. liwiiT. .M. I,.iiil .. K. .Mn ' l.iiii. .M , Kixiir. .M ll.irris. ' I ' liii.l Ki.w: I-;. (•(iMiicll. . I. Iiwiir-. C. C.iiiiMr. I). KriKy.s. M. Ijnlliii nnlli ' lll Knw: K. Love. . I. . lcinll. K. Lrcilnlil. M . ,|i)llllStlill . l Ihiiriiill. S. Fife. Top Kuw: H. L ' hlanci. M. Christojjhfi-. K. Cruthrie. E. CommoiiM. K Hahn, V. Bussdicker. K. West. K. Parker, l . I ' hlanil. Second Row: L. Martin. M. te ' nodgras.s. .M. Sandniei.ster. I.. Thomas. H. Piersol. I-. West. M. Schieher. R. Simister. Third Row: K. Woodburn. V. Shields. M. Shawhan. N. ( riie. 10. Canieron. H. Par.schall. R. Rice. A. Bell. K. Schieber. Bottom Row: F. Kauf-. ' .. Uifhards. l . Ciuiler. I ' . I ' iikard. O. Ferris, Ij. Kiniler, M. .N ' eible. M. Pennock. ATHHNAF.UM HAIL — VicsTi-Wy. ArrfJI Top Row: B. Houston. J. Fultdii. II. I )it-ti ii-li. I,. K.nncrly, M. Cn.-iu olil, D. Alhasin. K. HallMnl. M. Kt ' ll.-r. 1). Alh-ii. Second Row: A. Durshlas. .1. Itomher. M. Kieshwal-i-. K. Ash. . I . I ' .aiii- hart, K. Starr. M. Crass. I). Hoopi-r Third Row: H- Holloway. K. Bender. M. Bin.;;. K. Ci.li-, T Kiny. i:. t ' ook. M. Koehler. H. Durant. Al. Depew. BoUuni Row: M. Akott N. Baker. R, Hoiislon. 1). BallinKer. .1. l-iue. M. Brownell. V. Dove. I). ( ' ruiksVi.-mk. Top Row: M. Keith. A. Carquevill.-. i i:s,n .In. 11. CoiHliny. i;. lliMniiis. H. All)aiig:h. M. Ander. ' on. 1 ' . CoodinK. ' ' ■■ Hofl ' nian. Second Row: M. Rukenlirod. !•;. Scaife. M. Ilolconihe. K. Krimer. ' . Cooper, F. Auxter. H. Burns. M. Bahli; V. Alien. Third Row: L. Carroll, K. Keith. I.. Miller, .1. Boekard. A. B.ioton. M. Beetham. F. Falke, H. Ramsdell, R. Howar l. Bottom Row: E. Bowe, II. .lewett, V. C.i.sri-il. M. Roherls. I ' . Freeman. G. Jonea, M. Muller. Clionian ' l ' n|i Knu: S. SlaiT, 1). Whchir.il, A. Sirk;ifn(is. ' . 1,. Siicili-UiT. M . Sliaffr-. Ii. ' rhciMipsiiii, A. Weuh. Thir.l liiiw: . I. Siiiyst-r, F. Knliisnri, M. Mulfnr.l. 1). I ' lnllips. ||, l.diii;. W M.iiuhe.ster. I.. Mueller, . I. Dijerr. S -i-nnil Kiiw: D. Kose, M. Sloan. K. ' riinnioiis. M. Iluiil, M, Sii.iMini;. II. Kii(l . II. Kaiiiiall. M. Rideoijl. K, |-hapin.iii l-:nl1(Mii Kuw: II. Salislmry. F. Nayl(ir. .1. Kii-harclsim. I. Miii|pliy. ( ' , Mur -h(iii.se. .M. VoiiiiB. II. Stdiiilanl. F,. ' rlii ' liv ' Bl P ' riP ■V ' bll A 1 i ' ifcf.. 1 S WmjlS 1 i l B 1 H jpfc •.] Itfl Cx H nf fl Tcip Kipw: ' . SiOiriiiK. L. Vali ' iitiiif, M. Srli.i mli. ;. Mi.iilli ' Unu ; K SquilfS, ,M. Liiwi-. . l . I ; iil.hisiill , .1. Slrrl. I ' .i.lldiTi I ' .iiw: II. I ' aKiv M. SUiari. W. Koui-, .1 Sayhir, M Sni.Mhe. •♦.•.•A%V.V iWA.V. ►% ' % • •«••••• •• Tup r.ow: ( ' . r.dihirtli.i. I!. Orfsi;, It. Savage. R. WilmrK. D. Stprher, K. Durki ' V. Third Ildu: IC. Kammeyer. H. Anderson, r ' rof. Iliild.:inl. I ' ruf. llirsh. L. SchlalKich. E. Stubhs. Second R i v: R. Maskcy. A. Xeuell, T. l.ucppeil, W. Kuss. Prof. White. W. Ste v;iit. K. Hancroft. H. Xohle. rsottuni How: K. Timiiuins. I... Mei ' win, 10. I ' .ooton. (J. Hutchison, I!. Holt. I), .Mli.ij ' in. Top Tiow. M. Thiiinus. ' . HcssUt. l rof. lUiuikenagel, C. Hoilurtha. E. Roberts. Third Row: W . Ross-. V. Ht-liiis. II. AmrhiMii. W. Kraft. W. r.ilt. R. Anderson, L. Scaife. Second Row: S. C ' upps. C. Jones. R. Anderson. A. Sehultz, T. Stimniel. J. Joseph. l;i)ltiini Row: ti. Staten. V. Jaei|Ue. K. Pierce. K. fobbedick. H. Dmvb ' r. V. Stewart. N. Olfen. T(i| liow: J. Heasley. J. Flowers. R. Wolfley. ( . Oiithpiy. R. Thorne. E. Martin. F. Auxter. K. Daniels. Third Row: L. OriKsby. ■! Ilmuher. M . H:iynian. I . We.st. R. Ash. M. Wilson. K. We.st. Second Row: U. Miller. H. Kii.ly. H. Rogers. A. Hell. K. Cameron. K. XelT. I.. Carroll. Rottom Row: R. Fri-j . M. Xeiliel. R. Howard. H. .lewett. L. Kiinhr. R. Schreel. OFFICERS Pre.sident Gladys Hamrick a 25 W Clan Toj) Row: Wasasier. Lc Soiiiil. Sava -t-. KuwUt, Fiiiiii|i. T. •riiiiii-. . Ili ' lnis. ICvans. Kiilin. Kuuith H(i v: Hough. Amrhein. Xolsnii. W. Tuincy. KiiHli;;. CulTii ' lil. MacCrackcn. Hlanchanl. Kostlc Third Kow: PickeiiiiK. ' rhonias. Kolh. Koli.its. CaiUlon. I ' lar.-r. riiMi-o. Knaohel. Cook. Second I4o v: SnoiiltVr. Vumii;. llovis. Ross. Visor. Tfeler. I.ooniis. Sackstedt-r. Dowlcr. Bottom Row: Teilrow. Wasni-r. Doinigan, Slaten (I ' ri-s.). Sihultz. Winters. Kale. Duiiathaii. Top Row: I. Merwin. K. Hooton. K. Howard. C. Luikart. ' . Allen. H. Jewitt. Third Row: J. Crou.se. I . Grigsby. U. Ve3t. H. Smith. J. Boucher. R.Thorne. Second Row: M. Wells. M. Krill. K. Daniel.s. C. Rice. H. Diehl. E. Bliss. M. Sheridan. Bottom Row: II. Pennock. IJ. Ho ' .den. H. Roger.--. L,. Xourse. L. Kimler. R. Frey. ' U25 Cosmopolitan Club Tcip linw: II. .rr. W . Maiiliv. ' . Alchich. II. Smith. Thnil Iti.w : .1. Aldrich. V.. West. I,. Wosl, K. I ' .i ' ck, T. (iri- orioff. Sfcciiiil How: I. (iri ' Koi-iflY. S. 1 ' I.e.. II, Ahliirh, S. Tsufiit;!. T. C.dw. r.Dtii.iii Uiiw: A. U:iy;in. 10. IJcrk. ' I ' . I ' luba. T. Kim K. SiiKimcui, II. Ivim, Top Row: nrown, Winteiimite, Kofod .Ireland. Third Row: Hoy. Arthur. Rue. Hogardus. Xewell. Second Row: Murph.v. Case. Wrigrht. Fritihman. ColUn. ). Wasasier. Bottom l£ow: .lonvs. Clark, l.,oi ' pi-rl. Sliaw. Jv. Newell. McCammon. l ' lii;SlDKXT Stephen II, Kritrhinan • TREASURER Dotiald V, Shaw English Writers K He: i Hv A I HfE S E •rn|. riipu ; K, (!lc ' iin. 1 . liucilMii. K. Davirs .|i, lUaiU. I,, I ' arsiiiiK. ■I ' hird Knw: A. nuMioii, r,. S.-llc-rs, 1 1. Williams. It. Xcwcuinb. II. Diclil. Second How: H. C.oodin.i; .!■;, Lowe. X. .loio;-. II. ( ' .ri Innan. C. I ' latl, r.ott.on How: I., Siii-ilcl;( r, II. Aldruli. S. I ' ii c-linian. C. Uol.crl.-;. .1. (. ' ukk. 10. S|.. l..-y. ' ou25 Philosophy Club f i Top Row: K. Tinimons. I,. West, I GriKsliy. E. West, Second Row: K. Bennett. W. Thomas, H. Pinihes. .1. Muilin. U. Mokler, M. Sprague. Hottoni Row: F. Sargent. K. C.uthrey. T. Duval, F. Faus, S, hindenmeyer. Home Economics Club Top Kow: L). Uriggs. A. I.aiu ' . V. Maiuluster. il. Shawn. L. Van Meter. Midillc Row:. A. I ' .iegle. 1!. Winstcl. 10. Williamson, K. Metzner, K. Denny. . I. Bender. Uoltoni liow: M. Uuell. 1,. Smith. M. 1-ewis, 1!. Counts. V. .Mitjuillin. The India Club Tup Uiiw: y. Maiiley. A. Gray. V. Ahliich. H. Aldrich. lliihlh- Kiiw: K. Riihards. K. West. R. A. ' sh. L. .st. J. Aldrich. liottoni Row: J. Heal. M. liadlev. .1. Hyde. B. ISadlev. Tni) Kiiw: W ' ilsiiii. M.iskcy. .M c. I ' ill:i . W. I ' .rnwii. ' riiird I nw: T.i.vlcir. (■olciiuin. I ' miUU. Mc.Nalili. Case. Sciciiicl K(i v: Itiiss. I)criMi;iri. Atkins. Newell. Kdlturii I{ci : V ' liiclxiini ' . Diiwlii-. rirnwn. Miistiii. liarlmur Eastern Star •I ' nii n ' : !■• Kniirr.i.-. . 1. ll.ilL -. WilNr, !•:. |i i. . .M. l-rck. Kiillc.Mi Kipw : !■•■ . 1(.rni«. . liiiiiir, I,. W ' .ilts. .M . W ' llih. K. Silireiiu ' Soon lifter school starts the rivalry bclwci ' ii tho two lower classes begins to develop. In order to settle the (iiiestion of supremacy the forces representing the Kreshmen ami Sophomorew gather on the hanks of the Olentangy and try to get one or the other into the river. The Sophomores were victorious this year as well as in the flag rush which followed on Oilevene fleld. The Frosh were superior in the foothall rush. tf0 iou25 Breaking Ground for the Perkins Observatory Tlic liisi Lit .if fjn.unil I., l.i- iiiiiumI in lln- .-..iisniifi idii nf I ' l-ikiiis ()li -ei-v:il(iiy was moved by Ihe iliiiun ' ul Ihi- luu ImildiriK The tflHsi-op, ' uliirh is in n- t-ii ' i-tfil on a knoll jusi .-uiitli c,| ' I)i-I:i wai-.- is l.i haM- a CI inch rHil.-iinr ami is in l,c ilic third largest in the uauiil. The nbsi-rvatiiry i? a nift of l-rnfi-ssoi- Hirani M . I ' eikins and Mrs. Watson. li will cost .n ' Tii.iHiii aii.l is to lie i.uri plet. ' d in three years. I Austin Hall was built to relU ' Vt the room situation anions Ihi ' wonu-n. It will house nearly 2.10 Kirls and is one of the best biiildiiiKS of its kind in the lountry. It was formally ojiem-d duriiiK HonieroiiiinK week-end. THE UTICA TRIP •  ¥iWr ' ft ' i Nearly 210 Ohio Wfslpyan students undir the supervisinn of the Hoof and Mouth club made their way to I ' tiia to see the llhio Conferenee ( ' haiiiiiiiiiis mu- i one of the KtronKest teams in tlie I ' last. old Kords w.-re tiiven new life, and a larte nuriiher of men beeanie ••Knights of the Koad for tliis trip. Tlie men who followed th. ' team did as much to win the favor of theNew York fans as did the men on the gridiron. The Utlca trip was the longest attempted l y the Hoof and Mouth elub. and the number eompared favorably with that of the sanies nearer home V J pe alar 7d aip cf dvcrl XV E uish to express our Sincere gratitude to a body of men who have made he Bijou 1925 a possibility. To the firms that have placed an advertisement in the fol- lowing pages we extend our thanks for their co-operation and goodwill. — Le Bijou 1925 United States Stores (.oiiipaiiy 7 North Sandusky St. Choice Groceries and Fruit Where Quality Pre ails WE WOULD APPRECIATE YOl ' P. PATRONAGE Leinley Book Store COLLECiE SUPPLIES 21 W. W INTER ST. STOVE - DELAWARE, OHIO Moeller ' s MEATS FISH POULTRY B H n B ■ 73 N. Sandusky St., Phone 217.3 Vatsure s DELAWARE, OHIO Candies Luncheons C. A. WHITE SON CHEVROLET Sales and Service South Sandusky Street Delaware KKJHT Positively Guaninteed Aoainst Defects Sell Brothers ' The Store Thai Service Built THE W. M. Heseltine Company DRY GOODS Silk Hosiery $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 The Best Value Shown at Each Price THE Smith Clothinj Company QIALITY— SERVICE -- STYLE--- Delaware, Ohio REMEMBER-- You Do Best at Smiths f Jik ICE CREAM Pies, Home-Made Chili Con Carne Rolls, Cereals, HOT DOGS QUICK LUNCH Coffee Isalay ' s Famous Eatmore Ice Cream Isalay Dairy Company Pasteurized Dairy Products DR. W. S. McCLERY Osteopathic Physician Glasses Fitted 27 W. Winter Sf. Phone 2303 Home Phone 3431 JOHN PFANNSTIEL DENTIST 56 ' , 2 North Sandusky Street Phone 5138 Closed Thursday Afternoons C. E. MORAN (Palmer Graduate) CHIROPRACTOR 22 j North Sandusky Street H. D. JONES DENTIST Over the Blair Store Phone 4159 57 ' j North Main SI. DR. W. 0. SEMANS DENTIST X-Ray Examinations Conductive Anesthesia l(h Floor Peoples Bid?;. Phone 2414 WM. E. KNTGHT DENTIST Post Graduate N. W. University Block Anesthesia — X-Ray Closed Wednesday P. M. — Opposite Hotel Allen W. A. WHITACRE DENTIST 2nd Floor Peoples BldK. Phone 5172 X-Ray Special Attention Given to Radio- graphing Teeth F. L. DAVISON DENTIST H9I 2 N. Sandusky St. DELAWARE, - - - OHIO Students! REMEMBER MY LINE! Hat Blocking, Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing PINKY ' S PHONE 5296 Over Tominv Vatsure ' s CALL DELIVER Public Candy Slioppe Across from the Campus The Place for the Students OUR Lunches are delicious OUR Candies are all fresh OUR Ice Cream the best The Lilley Co. COLUMBUS, OHIO Manufacturers of UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT FOR COLLEGE CADET CORPS UNIFORMS AND CAPES FOR COLLEGE BANDS Lilley Uniforms are made by skilled Military Tailors to fit perfectly and to give satisfaction. WRITE FOR COLLEGE CATALOGUE GOOD FOOD Candy Kitchen Cafeteria PROMPT SERVICE PFIFFNER ' S DRUG STORE Hotel Allen Block Full l.ino of TOILET REQUISITES Presci-iptions a Specialty VALUE SHOULD BE YOUR CHIEF CONSn)ERATION Buying clothing is an investment — just as much as if you bought stocks and bonds — and its dividends are de- termined by tlie service an l satisfac- tion that you receive. Our business is constantly growing l)ecause men find it a good investment to purchase their clothing from a liouso which gives full value for every dollar Kxpended. KUPPKNHEIMER COOl) ( LOTHES Dankel and Anderson The Store With a ( onscience ' REAL ESTATE If you are coming to Delaware to educate your chiUlren, see us for the best homes and small Suburban Prop- erties. Rutherford Lea 8 1 2 N. Sandusky St. The University Book Store For Nearly Twenty Years the Student Headquarters in Delaware Special Attention to Mail Oideis Fred E. Huirtlberger, ' 08. Chas. S. Huntsberger, ' 13. Strohin s Meats Can t Be Beat! Paul BianchVs For Cool and Refreshing Diinks CANDY, LIGHT LUNCHES AND SMOKES 24 SOUTH SANDUSKY STREET Kiirley Evans — ♦- — Richelieu Food Products Distinctive in Quality Truly Economical Open Until Midnight Open Until Midnight Tlie Gargoyle Shop Famous Toasted Sandwiches Imported Stationery and Jewelry Steak Dinners. 6oc Sunday Evening Dinners COLUMBUS Down the Alley from the Chamber of Commerce We Rent COSTl MES AND WIGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We Sell CONFETTI. PAPER HATS, NOISE MAKERS, BALLOONS, JOKES. ETC . For All Your Stunts The Kampmauu Costume Works Company 2( 6 South High St., Phone Main 1 736 Phone Citizen SriS COLl MRUS, OHIO The OSCAR CASE CREAMERY 1 thr ijr!y PUct :o Bay Hiih Griiic I ' diry PnxiiKts Superior Ice Cream Fancy Butter Pasteurized lilk and Cream .Vll Other Creamer - Products OSCAR CASE PHONEJ? 2-J.J.? AND 2 16 DEL-WVARE. - - OfflO We Thank You for the Past Favors Sho Ti and Solicit Their Continu- ance. Mail riiio Kendrick HARDWARE PiMoe 25 i Delaware, Ohio TJw Ra- Clare Rubber Coinpaiiv Delaware. Ohio T, H. Kircliner «$• Son GROCERS Fruit and Vegetables in Season PROMPT SERVICE We deliver our goods with our truck and you get them the moment you want them. DONT forget: For the Ber t Shc-e sr-:;.:r.i; Go to The Boston SHOE SHLM-NG PARLOR 24 N. Sandusky S«re t •BILL PAPPAS. Prop. HATS BLOCKED AND CLEANED II We Don ' t Forget This - WE ARE continually re- minding ourselves that nothing less than the very best banking service is good enough for the customers of this BANK. First National Bank Resources, $900,000.00 EstabUshed 1857 REMEMBER! We Can Furnish You with Any- thing in Auld ' s Fi-aternity and Society Pins OWEN JEWELRY CO. MAIL ORDERS GLADLY ACCEPTED Pearl W ' s Weslevan Seals Thomas Williams Staple and Fancy Groceries 19 W. Vinter Street DELAWARE - - OHIO A Complete Line of Faultless Silk Hosiery, including the Silk Chiffons, in all the New Spring Shades — Silver, Gold, Rust Beaver Gray and Atmosphere. Jenkins Art Shop 26 W. Winter St. DELAWAPvE, - - OHIO LET US SHOW YOU THE REAL WAY TO COMFORT Also many more months of ser- vice from your old shoes STUDENT WORK OUR SPECIALTY SMITH SHOE SERVICE Across From Lemley ' s Eddie s own inimitable ehi« ' l '  f Trans|M rtali« n WILSON ' S C. J., of Course The Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes In the Hutel Allen Block Delaware, - - - Ohio The BANNER MEAT MARKET JOHN KENT. Prop. SPECIAL RATES TO FRATERNITIES 16 Sandusky Street Phone 2501. Delaware, Ohio The Sulphur Spring quit nmning, so now everyone gets their Drinks At Bun ' s r r 10 West Winter Street On the Way to Monnett Russell D. Kissner ZIP SERVICE THE BUILDERS SUPPLY COAL and JOHNS-MANVILLE ROOFING DEALER PHONE 2691 DELAWARE, - - OHIO Everything Known In Music Pianos, Player Pianos and Grands Band and Orchestra Music ami Music for Teachers. SONORA AND COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPHS Tuning and Repairing All Instruments Headciuarters for Kine Band Instru- WHEN YOU THINK OF FLOWERS Think of 1iarretfs PHONES: Greenhouse. 2666 Store. 2688 merits and Buffet Saxaphoiies Viga Banjos and Banjo-Mando- lins — Violins, Old and New — All Sizes and All Prices Roth ' s MUSIC STORE 268 N. High St. ( OLUMBUS, OHIO Allen COFFEE SHOP AND DINING ROOM Good Food (iood Service ' NOUGH SAID OPEN UNTIL 12 P. M. colle(;e jewelry AM) SllTABLE GIFTS . . . AT . . . B. Yehley Son Jewelers and Optometrists GLASSES FITTED AND LENSES GROUND We Carry a Full Line of U. S. Army and Navy and Gen- eral Merchandise The Peoples Store 15 West William Street r Prof ? SPORT GOODS FOR MEN AND WOMEN We Give Better Values For Less Money J.M. IV. Westwater Company 56 East Gay Street COLUMBUS, OHIO Distributing- i SYRAC1 g:ents for Central Ohio for the Famous L SE CHINA DINNERWARE Special ] -•alterns Made for Fraternities Ten open stock decoratec line of cut patterns carried at ail times, as well as a complete , etched and plain Libby Glassware. Wear-Ever ALUMINUM Fisk ENAMELWARE Fry Glass OVENWARE C. O. HAAS Department Store English, Nippon and Domestic DINNERWARE NOVELTIES and NOTIONS The Advantage of Goodyear Welt Shoe Repairing is Perfect Wear and Long Service GEM Shoe Repair Shop North Side of William Street P. P. KOBLEMS, Prop. Say it with flowers 99 The Jos. H. Ciinningliam FLORAL SHOP No. 5 West Winter Street Floral Designers The Telegraph Florists Pool Billiards Bowling Always at Your Service I The Saratoga A Personal Service in Banking Matters Depositors and clients of the Delaware Savings Bank Co. are treated with the consideration and individual attention that you would expect from an institu- tion which has long made specialty of personal service in banking matters. OUR AIM IS TO BE AS GOOD A FRIEND TO OUR CUSTOMERS AS THEY WILL PERMIT US TO BE. The Delaware Savings Bank Co. DELAWARE, OHIO PROMPT PRINTERS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE The Independent Print Shop 48 ' 2 N. SANDUSKY ST. DELAWARE, - - OHIO Bargi f gains: Every Day is Bargain Day at the BENTZ 5 lOc AND VARIETY STORE Space will not permit us to list the big- variety of merchandise carried in our store. Call and Be Convinced Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FRESH AND SALTED MEATS, LARDS AND DRESSED POULTRY Sausage a Specialty Special Rates to Fraternities John H. Koch PHONK 2.394 72 S. Sandusky Street DELAWARE - - OHIO The Woman ' s Il« n) Companion Waits Music Store (Next Door to Elmont Hotel) Player and Upright Grands Star Phonographs SHEET MUSIC Popular and Standard Cleaning Clothes Is No Secret — It ' s Science We Know How We Operate Our Own Plant. RISER CLEANING PLANT PHONE 4402 ' ork Called For and Delivered IF IT ' S ' ELE( TRK AL AND GOOD The Electric Shop 62 North Sandusky Street The REXALL Drug Store Jonteel Toilet Preparations Liggett ' s Chocolates W. H. Ziessler 47 N. SANDUSKY STREET PHONE 2438 Plumbing, Steam, Vapor and Hot Water Heating Exclusive Agents for the RUDY JEWEL FURNACES Quality and Service Guaranteed In Ail of Our Work W. C. Shults Shop Phone, 240S Res. Phone, 5110 DELAWARE, OHIO CampbeWs Fancy Coffees and Teas The Very Best in Canned Vegetables and Fruits High Grade Cheese and Sand- wich Fillers The Campbell Grocery Co. 49 N. Sandusky St. Phone 32b The Columbus Delaware Mariou Electric Conipauy You are proud of Delaware as your Uni- versity City. Delaware ' s Utilities are an Asset to any city. Your patronage is necessary to the success of Delaware ' s Utilities. Ride the Clean, Sure, Safe, Speedy and Up- to-Date Interurban Cars THE C. D. M. IS FOR WESLEYAN WESLEYAN IS FOR THE C. D. M. Learn to To acquire the habit of sav- ing money is essential in building a strong founda- tion for personal accom- plishment. Delaware National Bank The O. K. Hardware THE BEST PLACE TO BUY SAFETY RAZORS, POCKET COMBS AND FLASHLIGHTS PHONE 25T6 Delaware, - - Ohio Ludrnan s SUITS AT $14.75, $19.75, $24.75 $29.75, $34.75 Are Real Money Savers FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS Swickheinier Noble 40 S. SANDUSKY STREET (Opposite Campus) Staple and Fancy Furniture, Rugs, Carpets and Draperies — Student Specialties. SPECIAL RATES AND TERMS TO STUDENTS BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER You ' ll always find the best dressed men coming to this store with their cleaning, pressing and repairing. Thev know that we do our pressing by the Hoffman Method. They all recommend our altering and repairing, for we take particular care to have it done right. IKE HACKEL Phone 6446 The Deposit Banking Co. On the RoU of Honor DELAWARE, OHIO Dill Collins Co. s High Grade Printing Papers The Incomporable Paper for School and College Publications Manufactured by DILL COLLINS CO. Ma.ster Makers of QUALITY PRINTING PAPERS PHILADELPHIA THE PLACE FOR YOU TO VISIT WHEN IN COLUMBUS Hennick s At the Gate of Ohio State COLUMBUS, OHIO Evans Soda Grill When the Sweet Tooth Says Candy the Wisdom Tooth Says Doc ' s 63 N. SANDUSKY ST. DELAWARE, OHIO BENEDICTION To the tryouts who will put out Le Bijou, 1926, and to L. Chapman, who did much of the drawing, we extend a vote of thanks for the work which they have done. THE STRAND A PI( Tl RE PLAY-HOI SE OF CHARA( TER HENRY BIEBERSON. JR., Proprietor. 1 2.; V ; rwr r  V ' fff 7? ' f f - 1 The cover for this annual was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois lS««T7 MoIIoi Mad Cffvcr btan ihi ffadc mark on ih« boa lid WATCH REPAIRING IS OUR SPECIALTY H. A. Tabler 61 E. WINTER ST. DELAWARE, - - OHIO Case Shoe Repair We guarantee to satisfy your needs in shoe repairs, polishes and laces. We Will Call For and Deliver PHONE 2123 Opposite the Strand Theater This Issue of Le Bijou from Commercial Department -of- The Lima Republican Gazette LIMA, OHIO FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS THE NAME tHA Has Been on the Photographs of Ohio Wesleyan Students It Is Our Aim to Maintain the Same Standard of Excellence That Has Prevailed Through All These Years. 5) i! . sg-ge:ge2si5 ' nnnnnnnn.innnnnn«ni. i..nnn....nniiii«nnnnnnnAnnn in«.n.nn iJ