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

Text from Pages 1 - 338 of the 1926 volume:

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D. ■LBi ijou- Prexy ' s Message IGH intellectual achievement, the rich development of character, and a broad social outlook are all included in the educational purpose of Ohio Wesleyan. Freedom of discussion, intellectual initiative, independence in judg- ment, range in reading, intensive study in selected fields of knowledge are constantly encouraged. Insight must be disciplined, mastery of a subject must be stimulated, community of effort must be rational and effective, the greatest human ideals of the age realized in our student body, if college life is to yield its noblest benefits. Instructors at Ohio Wesleyan must give themselves to their students as well as their knowledge. Personality must be made not only intelligent but skilful in the affairs of life and effective in the imperative demands of a moral world. All the resources of pa- tience, sympathy, breadth of knowledge, and maturity of religious ideals, are employed in the training of the student. Our methods of training are personal. The student with capacity for brilliant thought must be stimulated to scholarship; the student capable of fine technical abilities must be developed for expert service; the student possessing the characteristics of leader- ship must be given the broadest, most systematic, and best balanced view of his work in life; the student with an average mentality must be enriched, informed, and quickened so that he will fill his place in business, in law, in medicine, and in the community in an ex- traordinary fashion. Our fellowship is one of service and sacrifice as well as one of rare delight in the joy of human contacts and the rich associa- tions of earnest men and women. Life at Ohio Wesleyan is never dull or drab. It is full of the variety of noble personalities and rich in the cosmopolitanism of many minds. The spirit of Ohio Wesleyan is the achievement of the best in study, the finest in play, the most Christian in conduct and the diffusion throughout the world of the truth, the beauty, and the wonder of life. LeB IJOU- ■BX.CABXnEXA ■LeB IJOU- Faculty John Washington Hoffman, M. A., D. D., LL. D., President of the University. Richard Parsons, M. A., Professor of Greek, Emeritus. Clara Albertine Nelson, M. A., Professor of French, Emeritus. Grace Stanely, M. A., Associate Professor of Latin, Emeritus. Donald Muir Alexander, M. A., Instructor in English. Ernest Francis Amy, M. A., Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Enghsh. Marguerite Andrade, M. A., Assistant Pro- fessor of French. Gordon Nelson Armstrong, M. A., D. Tech. Sc Professor of Apphed Mathema- tics. Ben Albert Arneson, M. A., Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Pohtical Science. Florence Seegar Avery, M. A., Instructor in French. Helen Baker, B. A., Supervising Teacher of Enghsh and Home Economics, Radnor High School. Gilbert Hobbs Barnes, M. A., Professor of Economics. Stella Bartlett, B. S., Instructor in Home Economics. Zeva Mary Bartlett, B. A., Instructor in English. Luther Jordan Bennett, M. A.. Assistant Professor of Education. Paul Hov ard Bixler, M. A., Instructor in English. John C. Blankenagel, B. A., PH. D., Pro- fessor of German. Glen William Blaydes, B. A., Instructor in Botany. William Warren Blayney, M. A., Assist- ant Professor of Spanish. Omen Kohn Boring, M. A., Associate Pro- fessor of Spanish. William Hayden Boyers, M. A., Instructor in French. Burleigh Emanuel Cartmell, B. A., Treasurer. James Harrold Collard, M, A., Assistant Professor of History. Allen Clifton Conger, M. A., Associate Professor of Zoology, and Curator of the Natural History Museum. Charles Wellsley Coulter, M. A., Pro- fessor of Sociology. Beatrice Sarepta Coukts, B. A., B. S., In- structor in Home Economics. RuFUS Crane, B. S., Assistant Professor of Engineering. Harry Wickliffe Crist, M. A., Lecturer in Law. Clifford Charles Crump, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Astronomy and Director of Perkins Observatory. Arthur Lorenzo Davis, B. A., Instructor in German. Marcel Roger DeBouzon, Instructor in Voice in the School of Music. Wilfred Appleman Dickerson, B. A., Su- pervising Teacher of Social Sciences in the Radnor High School. Floyd Carlton Dockeray, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Psychology. Mabel Drennan, B. A., Instructor in Latin. Marie Drennan, M. A., Assistant Professor of English. Harold Stevely Dunn, B. A., Instructor in Business Administration and Economics. Trumbull Gillette Duvall. Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Philosophy. Emma Grosvenor Elliot, Instructor in Pub- lic School Methods and Ear-Training in the School of Music. John DeLancey Ferguson, M. A., Ph. D., Associate Professor of English. Ruth Eta Fickel, M. A., Assistant Professor of En glish. Walter Charles Freeman, Assistant Pro- fessor of Physical Education. Stephen Hole Fritchman, B. A., Instruct- or in English Bible. Edgar Howard Gault, M. B. A., Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Ad- ministration. George Earl Gauthier, B. S., Director of Athletics and Sports. Harvey Hewitt, Instructor in Piano and Director of Piano Normal Department in the School of Music. George Kenneth Hibbetts, B. A., -In- structor in Piano and Theoretical Music in the School of Music. George Oswin Higley, M. S., Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Chemistry. LeBi IjOtt- Carl Eugene Hine, Assistant to the Presi ' dent. Arthur Henry Hirsch, M. A,, Ph. D., Professor of American History. Fr.-iNk William Hoffer. M. A., Assistant Professor of Sociology. Dio Lewis Holl. M. A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. Frances Hopewood, Instructor in the School of Fine Arts. William Garfield Hormell. M. A., Ph. D., Dean of Men; Professor of Physics. Donald Jay Hornberger. M. A., Associate Professor of Economics and Business Ad- ministration. Henry Clyde Hubbart, Ph. D., Professor of History. Sallie Thompson Humphreys, Director of The School of Fine Arts; Professor of De- sign. RoLLiN Clarence Hunter. M. A., Asso- ciate Professor of Oratory. William Hollow Husband, M. A., Assis- tant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. Paul Huser, Instructor in French. Edward Charles Hytree, M. A., Ph. D., Associate Professor of Chemistry. Ella Victoria Johnson, B. A., Assistant in Theoretical Music and Organ in the School of Music. Grace Leora Jones, B. A,, Instructor in Psychology. Winona Clair Jones. B. A., Supervising Teacher of Home Economics and Instruc- tor in Education. Paul R. Kepner. Instructor in History and Technique of Wind Instruments in the School of Music. Mary Louise Kimler, B. A.. Instructor in Physical Education. Allen Connable Klinger, M. A,. Associate Professor of History. Edgar Colby Knowlton. M. A.. Ph. D., Professor of English. Emma Louise Konantz, M, A,. Associate Professor of Mathematics. Pearl Myers Leas. B. A., Instructor of Oratory. Harrison Denham LeBaron, B. A., A. A. G. O., Director of the School of Music; Profes.sor of Organ. Magdalen Lewis. M. A., Associate Professor of Home Economics. Lydia L. Lightring, B. A.. D. O., Associate Professor in Physical Education. Selma Lindenmeyer, B, A., Instructor in Philosophy. Manuel Leon Lopez, M, A,, Assistant Pro- fessor of Spanish. GoLDiE Opal McCue, B. A., M. R. E., Assistant Professor of English Bible. Benjamin Lincoln McElroy, B. D., Ph. D., Professor of Applied Christianity. Guy Eliot McLean, Instructor in Voice and Director of the Vocal Normal Department in the School of Music. Mary Etta McMenemy, B. A., Instructor in Physical Education. Edith Metham McNabb, M. A., Instructor in Oratory. Leroy Clifford McNabb, B. A.. Instructor in Oratory. John Tryon Marshman, M. A,, Professor of Oratory. Arthur Raymond Mead, M. A.. Ph. D., Professor of Education. Lois Mildred Merkel, B. A., Instructor in Physical Education. Douglas Wood Miller, B. A., Associate Professor of English and Director of News Service. Emerson Waldo Miller, M. A.. LL. B., Associate Professor of Oratory. Russell Benjamin Miller, B. D., Ph. D., Librarian; Professor of Biblical Literature. Ernest R. Mowrer, M. A., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Sociology. Walter Frederick Mulbach. Ph. D., In- tructor in Economics and Business Admin- istration. Cora Murphy, M. A., Assistant Professor of English Bible. Chester Murray, Ph, B., Ph. D.. Professor of French. Mary Laureme Mutschler, M. A., In- structor in English and House Director of Austin Hall. Elizabeth Everett Naramore, Instructor in the School of Fine Arts. George Leland Nichols, B. A., Instructor in Piano and Theoretical Music in the School of Music. Hubert Wilbur Nutt, Ph. D., Profesor of Education. Claude Edgar 0 Neal, M. A., Ph. D., Pro- fessor of Botany. Eugenie R. Overture, B. A., Dean of Women. Gladys May Palmer, B. A., Instructor in Education and Supervising Teacher in English. ■L©Bi ' ijou- Louis Abell Pappenhagen, M. S., Assis- tant Professor of Cfiemistry. Absent on leave second semester. Helen Marie Parsons, B. L., Instructor in French. Ada Mae Peters, B. A., Instructor in Eng- lish Bible. Charles Clinton Peters, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Education. Prentice Reeves, M. A., Assistant Professor of Psychology. Edward Loranus Rice, Ph. D., Professor of Zoology. William Frederick Roberts, B. A., M. D,, Professor of Hygiene and Physical Educa- tion. Dwight Nelson Robinson, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Latin. Mary Gordon Rollo. Instructor in the School of Fine Arts. Natalie Saville, Instructor in the School of Fine Arts. Harold James Sheridan, B. A., B. D., Pro- fessor of Religious Education. Herman M. Shipps, B. A., Alumni Secretary. Judson Castle Siddall, B. A., Supervising Teacher in Mathematics and Instructor in Education. Charles Henry Skinner, M. S., Associate Professor of Physics. David Ray Smith, M. A., Assistant Professor of Education and Supervising Teacher of Social Sciences. Ruth Dunning Smith, B. A., Instructor in Spanish. William Emory Smyser, M. A., Litt. D., Dean of the College; Professor of English. Floyd Albert Spencer, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Latin and Greek. Thomas Emanuel Steckel, M. A., Regis- trar; Professor of French. Albert Edward Suthers, M. A., Associate Professor of Missions. John Ernest Teuscher, B. S., in P. E., In- structor in Physical Education. Isabel Thomas, Instructor in Piano and His- tory of Music in the School of Music. Angus Lewis Thompson, Instructor in Physical Education. George N. Thurston, M. A., Superinten- dent of Brown Township Demonstration School and Assistant Professor of Educa- tion. Benjamin Francis Van Alstyne, B. S., Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Gerald Edward Wade, B. A., Instructor in Spanish. Laura Geneva Wagner, M. A., Assistant Professor of Spanish. Rollin Hough Walker, S. T. B., Ph. D., Professor of English Bible. Mary Kathryn Wallace, M. A., Instructor in English. William Moore Wells, Instructor in Vio- lincello in the School of Music. Lewis Gardner Westgate, M. A., Ph. D., Professor of Geology. Howard White, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Political Science. Walter G. Wirthwein, M. A., Instructor in History. Clara Favilla Williams, B. A., Instructor in Voice in the School of Music. LoRiNG Jones Wittich, M. A., Instructor in Violin and Director of Violin Normal De- partment in the School of Music. James Warren Wright, M. A., Instructor in Physics. Lloyd Ritchie Wylie, M. A., Instructor in Astronomy. CO A « K leB IJOU- PHI BETA KAPPA Honorary Scholastic Fraternity Eta of Ohio Established Ncwemher 9, 1907 OFFICERS William E. Smyser, . - . - , Mrs. Lewis G. Westgate, - - - Russell B. Miller, Clifford C. Crump, . . ■ - - President ' Vice-President Secretary members of the executive committee Trumbull G. Duvall, John T. Marshman, Ruth Fickel New Members CLASS OF 1924 Commencement Election Helen Kim HONORARY MEMBERS Philo M. Buck, Jr. ' 97. M. A. Harvard ' 00. Professor of English and Dean of College of Arts, Nebraska University. Arthur H. Hirsch. B. A. Cornell College ' 01. Ph. D. Chicago ' H. Professor of History, Ohio Wesleyan University. CLASS OF 192s: Junior Election Beredene Martha Krill Vernon Harbaugh Ickes Ralph Gibson Meader Senior Election Naomi Birdella Jones Ernest Garland Mathews Lester Wallace Oswald Lloyd Wesley Schlabach Anna Elizabeth Stocking Scudder Janet Dorothy Stark Katherine May Timmons Harry Coleman Wasassier Ruby Jeannette Wilkinson Two additional Seniors have met the scholarship requirements but have not completed the residence requirements Clayton Charles Adkins Nellie Finley Bargdill Mary Margaret Cusic Katharme Guthery Wilfred Merrill Helms Mary Elizabeth Holcombe Howard Wayne Houser Marjorie Alice Hunsinger i Bi ijou- omcm , ' - ' -LeBij ijou- .-• . i)HisiNmm S ' aoiff e a o,r ottf lH tn Amy ' AmKrziti ' Ji ' cn en.y- Pie r c 4 I I AVtN WXx- - ' Walm im Day g -teckar PavI rancKan 05 ' c 3i ' ' Altai s LeBi IJOUr KawrTSmmon, 1 x n if ioxs ' l illar .{it v = i ' — -- %S.,) IBBj ■ M 1 f William B, LeSourd ( ■ ' - - ::a™ _ ;_..®r -- %)j f x-vffi f IjeBii ijou- Adkins, Clayton C: Huntington, W. Va. Ohio Wesleyan Union. Bible. Englieh. Aldrich, Herschel Carl; Aligarh, India. Beta Sigma Tau. Zoology. India Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Science Club. Aldrich, Virgil Charles; Aligarh, India. Beta Sigma Tau. Bible. English Writers Club, India Club, Cosmopolitan Club, W Clan, Tennis (3) (4), Dustin Prize (3). Albaugh. Dorothy P.; Worthington, O. Delta Phi Delta. Art. Alexander. Norman D.; Delaware, Ohio. Theta Delta Psi. Sociology. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4), Gcspel Team (3) (4), Track (2) (3). Allen, Dorothy Rich; Wheeling, W. Va. Kappa Kappa Gamma. English. Clionian , Class Secretary (1), Washington Birthday Committee (2). Allen, Ernest C: Richwood, Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. Bible. Allen, Virginia R.; Springfield, O. Delta Gamma. Spanish. Boosters, Twin W, Basketball, Hockey, Mirror Staff. Allmendinger, Juanita; Waldo, Ohio. Delta Gamma. Oratory. Clionian. Amrhein, Harold P.; Bay City, Mich. Beta Theta Pi, Crescent and Scimitar, Owl and Skull, Toastmasters, Jesters. So ciology. Ammerman. Myron R.; Lakewood, O. Alpha Tau Omega. Business Administra- tion. Washington Birthday Committee (4). Anderson, Lawrence; Millersburg, Ohio. Chemistry, Zoology. Physics. Chemistry Club (3) (4). Masonic Club. Anderson, Margaret K.; Brookline, Mass. Kappa Kappa Gamma. French. Clionian. Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4), Secretary (4), Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3), Orchestra. Annas, Russell Dean; Providence, R. I. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. History. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. Connecticut Wesleyan. Archer, Agnes Leulla; Peoria, Illinois, Bible. Religious Education Club, Bradley Polytechnic Institute. Atkinson. George W.; Charleston, W. Va. Delta Tau Delta. Political Science. Eng- lish, Frosh Football, Track (3) (4). Austin, Laurence H.; Wilmington, Ohio. Phi Alpha Pi, Theta Alpha Phi, Gamma Phi. Chemistry. Physics-Chemistry Club (3) (4), Histrionic Club (3) (4), Band, Orchestra, Gym Team (2) (3), Trans- script Staff (3) (4). AxELSON, Oscar Arthur; Youngstown, O. Alpha Sigma Phi. Zoology, Chemistry. Physics-Chemistry Club, Natural Science Club. Boosters, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3) (4), Gospel Team (3), Honor Court (3), Glee Club (3) (4), Senior Class President. Baker. Nina J.; BellviUe, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Oratory. Histrionic Club, National Dramatic Contest (4), Athenieum. Baldridge, Paul Elbert; Zanesville, O. Ohio Wesleyan Union. Political Science. Social Science Club, Band. Balyeat, Herman L.; Mansfield, Ohio. Chi Phi. Business Administration. Pan Hellenic Council. Bancroft, Robert Colwell; Urbana, O, Ohio Wesleyan Union. Political Science. Social Science Club, Varsity Debate. Barbour, Clark Barisford; Toledo, O, Sigma Chi. Business Administration. Bargdill. Nellie Finley; Delaware, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Beta Kappa. French, Spanish. French Club. Barnhart, Mary Kathryn; Marion, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Home Economics. Clionian, Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Western College (1) (2). Barrick, Janice Arnold; Newark, Ohio Phi Sigma Mu. Music. Choral Club (3) (4). Bartter, Mary Edith; Lakewood, Ohio Delta Zeta. History. Athenaeum, Pan Hellenic Council (2) (3). Bawden, Catherine F.; Pottsville, Penn. Spanish. Latin Club, Keystone Club. Bechdel, Helen L.: Blanchard, Penn. Bible. Religious Education Club. Keystone Club, Y. W. C. A. Secretary (2). Belden, Jessie Allen; Toledo, Ohio. Gamma Theta Nu. Bible, Spanish, Re- ligious Education Club. Bender, Elizabeth V.; Martinsburg, W. Va. Kappa Tau Chi. Bible. Choral Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (4). Bennett, Roger E.: South Charleston, Ohio. English. Bevan. Elizabeth E.; Lakewood, Ohio. Alpha Gamma Delta. English, AtheniE- um. Women ' s Student Government (4), Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (3) (4), President of Austin Hall (4). -LeBi ijou- Black, Mary Almira, Shclhy, Ohio, French, Spanish, Blanchard, Leland D,; Canton, Ohio. Phi Delta Theta, Owl and Skull. Busi- ness Administration. Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4), Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4). Blickle, Carl J,: Zanesville, Ohio. Spanish. Bloom. Richard Fern, Dayton. Ohio. Beta Theta Pi. Economics. University of Penn. BoOTdN. Mary E.: Ashcville. North Carolina Kappa Alpha Theta. English. AtheniEum. English Writers Club. Social Science Club. Boosters. All Star Basketball (1) (2) (3). Swimming (1) (2) (3) (4), Twin W (1) (2) (3) (4). Transcript Staff. Social Science Club Secretary (4). BoiiCHER, Juanita; Fayette. Ohio. Phi Mu. Alpha Sigma Nu, Kappa Delta Pi. English. Boosters, Clionian. Twin -W. W. A. A., Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4). Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4), Army-Navy Hockey, Army-Navy Basketball, Honor Court. Blmstead, Dale Delaware. O. Beta Theta Pi. Political Science. Glee Club (1) (2) (3) (4), Frosh Basketball. Bradley, Catherine; Cincinnati. Ohio. Oratory. Histrionic Club, Class Basketball (2), Y. W. C. A. Bricker. W. Vance; HicksviUe, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon. Chemistry. Physics-Chemistry Club, Glee Club. Histrionic Club. Senior Lecture Course Committee. Debate and Oratory Council (4), Student Chest Committee (2) (3), Transcript (2) (3). Brown. Arthur C; Brooklyn. New York. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. History. Ox- ford Club. Brown. William R.: Lakeside, Ohio. Union. Business Administration. Bryan, Ruth Elnore; London, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Sociology. Education. French Club, Athenaeum. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (1). Buckingham. Mary B.; Marseilles, Ohio. Delta Rho Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. So- ciology, English. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet (1). Bu.ssard. Lawrence H.; Charleston, Ohio. French. Camp. G. C; Delaware, Ohio. Beta Sigma Tau. English, Economics. Carpenter. Esther; East Haven. Conn. Gamma Theta Nu. Zoology. Natural Science Club. Carr, Ella Gretchen; Wilmington. Ohio. Gamma Theta Nu. French, English. French Club, English Writers Club, Class Base- ball (3). Carr, Herman Wesley; Urbana, Ohio. Kappa Delta Alpha. History, Education. Carroll, Willie Madge; Delaware, Ohio. Gamma Theta Nu. English. Cincinnati Missionary Training School. Case, Lawrence LeRoy; Cincinnati, Ohio. Iota Chi Epsilon. Sociology. Oxford Club, Masonic Club, University of Cincinnati. Casey, Kenneth D.; Galion, Ohio. Business Administration. Casner, Eleanor; Olatte. Colorado. Alpha Chi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi. His- tory. Choral Club. Y. W. C. A., Social Science Cabinet (3) (4), Colorado State University. Chalfant, Lena Ethel; Delaware. Ohio. English. Chase, Ben L.; Mansfield. Ohio. Chi Phi. Business Administration. Cheney. Mildred Cleo; Richwood. Ohio. Bible. Student Volunteer, Religious Educa- tion Club. Cherry. Lee W.: Canton, Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan Union. Music. Glee Club (2) (3) (4). Chynoweth. Anna J.; Saint Albans. Vt. English. Bible. Choral Club, Religious Edu- cation Club. Class Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3), Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net, Student Government Council, Mon- nett House President (4). Clark, Charles Russell; Delaware. Ohio. Beta Theta Pi, Crescent and Scimitar. Business Administration. Frosh Baseball. Student Chest Committee (4), Junior Senior Banquet Committee, Washington Birthday Committee (2). Clark. John C; Shelby, Ohio. Physics. Physics Chemistry Club. Clip?. Louis Eg an; Painesville. Ohio. Sigma Chi, Pi Delta Epsilon. Political Science. Transcript (2) (3) (4). Class Treasurer (3). Cole. Allen A.: Millersburg, Ohio. Phi Delta Theta. Chemistry. Physics- Chemistry Club. Psychology Club, Frosh Baseball. Varsity Baseball (2). Tennis (3) (4), W Clan, Glee Club (1) (2) (3). leB ijou- m- Cole, Kathryn Blanche, Alliance, Ohio. Delta Delta Delta. Physical Education. Chonian, Hockey (2) (3) (4), Basketball (2) (3). Cole, Leslie J.; Wellington, Ohio. Business Administration. Transcript. CoNNALLY. Eleanor S.; Columbus, Ohio. Alpha Chi Delta. English, Business Ad- ministration. Athenaeum, Y. W. Cottage Advisor, Ohio University. Connolly, Claire Apams; West Liberty, O. Spanish. Histrionic Club. Cook, Elva Margaret; Huron, Ohio. Delta Delta Delta. Spanish, English. Clionian, Women ' s Pan Hellenic Council. Cooper, Harry Proctor; Delaware, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Economics. Mirror Business Staff (2) (3) (4), Advertising Manager (3), Assistant Track Manager (3), O. W. U. Rifle Team (2). CoPSAN, Donald P.: Bluff Point, N. Y. History. Social Science Club. Couch, Juvia; Parkersburg, W. Va. Alpha Chi Omega. English. Pan Hellenic Council (2). Craig, Adelaide; Athens, Tennessee. Theta Upsilon. Mu Phi Epsilon. Music, Athenaeum (4), French Club (4), Or- chestra. University of Chattanooga, Cadek Conservatory of Music. Crimm, Joyce Mallien; Delaware, Ohio. Theta Alpha Phi, Phi Mu Alpha. Ora- tory. Histrionic Club, Basketball ( 1 ) (2), Orchestra. CuRlKSHANK, Neston Hale; Wharton, O. Delta Alpha Pi. Bible. Histrionic Club. Currier, Mary; Delaware, Ohio. Gamma Theta Nu. Sociology. Cusic, Mary Margaret; Jacksonville, 111. Kappa Delta Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa. Mathematics, Chemistry. Physics-Chemistry Club. Davies, Albert E.: Youngstown. Ohio. Alpha Sigma Phi, Gamma Phi. Physical Education. Gym Team (3) (4). Newbury College. Davis, Maurice Curtis; Delaware, Ohio. Kappa Delta Alpha, Phi Mu Alpha. Music. Glee Club, Band, Orchestra. Dauch, G. Albert; Huron, Ohio. Business Administration. Track (2). Dayan, Anita: El Biar, Algiers, N. Africa, Bible. Cosmopolitan Club, Student Volun- teers. Lycie de Jennes filles, Alger. Deane, Lelah Bee; Greentown, Indiana. Alpha Delta Pi. Latin. Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet (4), DePauw University. Dennis, Gerald S.; Shelby, Ohio. Theta Delta Psi. Business Administration. Dickey, Lester Leland; Dresden, Ohio. Kappa Delta Alpha. English Composition. Mirror Staff (2). Dietrich. Martha G.: Pittsburgh, Penn. Kappa Kappa Gamma. English Literature. Clionian, Psychology Club. DoLBEER, Herbert D.; Springfield, O. English Literature. Glee Club (3) (4). Wittenberg. Domigan, Horace W.; Sunbury, Ohio, Political Science. W Clan, Track (2) (3) (4), Cross Country (2) (3) (4). DuRANT, Helen L.; Washington, C. H., O. Sigma Delta Pi. Enghsh, Oratory, Clionian. DwiRE, Helen Janette; Bucyrus, Ohio. Alpha Xi Delta, Theta Alpha Phi. Delta Phi Delta. Fine Arts. Histrionic (3) (4), Athenaeum, Vice-Pres. (4). Edgington, Charles Roland; Kenton, O. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. Bible. Edwards, Philip Corin; Maplewood, N. J. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. Bible. Varsity Debate (4), Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4). Lesley, George E.; Fremont, Ohio. Sigma Chi, Toastmasters. Political Science. Football (1) (2) (3) (4), Secretary Ath- letic Association. Elder. Frances Grace; Cortland, Ohio. English and Spanish. Ellery, Gertrude; Shelby, Ohio. Phi Mu. Physical Education. Hockey (2) (4), Track (2), Athenaeum. Evans, Miles Davis; North Olmstead, O. Chi Phi, Toastmasters, Jesters. Chemistry. Football (2) (3) (4), Pres. Athletic Asso- ciation, Vice-Pres. W Clan, Boosters, Student Council, Physics-Chemistry Club. EwiNG, Frances Elizabeth; Elmira, N. Y. Physical Education. Life Saving Corps. Hockey (2) (3) (4). Basketball (3) (4). Baseball (3), W. A. A. Eyssen, Donald Chester; Toledo, Ohio. Alpha Tau Omega, Theta Alpha Pht. Oratory. Pan Hellenic (4), Histrionic Club (2) (3) (4), Fancher, Paul S,; Lodi. Ohio. Union. Physics-Chemistry Club, Chemis- try. Pies. Honor Court (4), Sophomore Class Treas., Glee Club (3) (4), Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (3). U3r ijoit- Fasick, a. SAYh ' ORD; Tyrone, Penn. Thcta Delta Psi, Gamma Phi. Business Administration. Psychology Club. Gym Team, Glee Club (1) (2). Ferguson, Marguerite L.; Windham, O. Latin. Latin Club, Orchestra. Fisher, Dan Wm.; Ellwood City, Penn. Delta Tau Delta. Chemistry. Flynn, Elizabeth; Cleveland Heights, O. Alpha Gamma Delta. Oratory. Histrionic Club, Athenaeum, Eastern Star Club. Free. Bessie M.: Bryan. Ohio. Delta Zeta. English Literature. Choral Club (3) (4). French, Charles R.: Shelby, Ohio. Sigma Chi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Owl and Skull, Jesters, Toastmasters. History. Eng- lish Writers Club, Boosters. Circulation Mgr. Le Bijou 25, Editor-in-Chief Trans- cript, Student Council. Friedman, Henry; Milwaukee, Wis. Philosophy. Histrionic Club, Oxford Club, Philosophy Club, Gospel Team. Fudge. Lelia; Xenia, Ohio. Spanish. Y. W. C. A. Committee, Athe- naeum. Fulton. Anna Ruth; Gilbert, Minn. Delta Zeta. English. French Club. Fulton, Katherine; Bellefontaine, Ohio. Delta Gamma. English. Clionian. Latin Club (1). Student Chest Committee (1), Secretary Class (2), Woman ' s Pan Hellen- ic Council (3) (4), Junior-Senior Ban- quet Committee (3), Flonor Court (4). Glenn. E. Keith; State College. Penn. English. English Writers Club (2) (3). Pres. (4). Athenaeum. Hockey (1) (2) (3), 2nd Dustin Prise (3). Tennis (2) (3) (4), W. A, A. GoEPPiNGER, H. Irene; Lakewood, Ohio. Mathematics. Choral Club. Lake Erie Col- lege (1) (2). Goodwin, Dessie Anne; Canton, Penn. Physical Education. Gow. Te Hsia; Sienyn, Fukien China. Chemistry. Cosmopolitan Club, Chemistry- Physics Club, Pres. of Chinese Student Club 24. Morningside College (1) (2). Graf. Paul Miller; Portsmouth, Ohio. Union. Philosophy. Philosophy Club, De- bate (1) (2) (3) (4). Gregg. Ruth E.: Upper Sandusky, O. Gamma Phi Beta. Spanish. Clionian Lit- erary Society. Griffith. Bernard I.; Delaware, Ohio. Delta Sigma Rho. Oratory. Debate and Oratory Council, Pres. (4), Student Coun- cil, Executive Committee, Gospel Team Debate (1) (2) (3) (4), Varsity Dance Committee (4). GuiLER. Charlotte; Whigville, Ohio. English Bible. Athenajum, Y. W. C. A. Second Cabinet (3). Guthery, Katherine; Lakewood, Ohio, Kappa Alpha Thcta. Philosophy. Boosters, Athenaeum, Philosophical Club, Vice-Pres. Class (1) (4), Honor Court (1) (2), Freshman Council Y. W. C. A., Student Government (1), Pres. Philosophy Club (4), Class Speaker Junior-Senior Banquet. Haible. Mont Leslie; New Brighton, Penn. Delta Alpha Pi. Business Administration. Hale, Charles Vininc; Delaware, Ohio. Political Science. Social Science Club. Hall. Anna Ruth; Marysville, Ohio. English Literature. Hanawalt, Bernice M.; Defiance, Ohio. Bible. Defiance College. Hanson, Hugh J.; Foundale, Ohio. Kappa Delta Alpha. Business Adminis- tration. Track (2) (3). Hartinger, Helen; Columbus, Ohio, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Music. Choral Club, Clionian, Monnett Day Play (1) (2) (3), Choral Club Vice-Pres. (3), Pres. (4), Student Chest Committee (3) (4), Washington Birthday (3). Hasti, Edward; Cokato, Minn. Philosophy. Accountant at Delaware Springs Sanitarium during whole College term. Havighurst, Alfred F.; Bloomington, 111, Phi Delta Theta, Pi Delta Epsilon. His- tory. Transcript Staff (1) (2) (3), Man- aging Editor (4), Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3). Hawes. Flossie; Ishpeming, Mich. Kappa Delta Pi. Bible. Choral Club. Re- ligious Education Club Sec. (3), Pres. (4). Hayman, Margaret; Charlesburg, W, Va. Kappa Alpha Theta. Sociology. Boosters, Y. W. C. A. 1st Cabinet (3), Pres, Boosters, Student Chest Committee (2). Heasley, Justine Isabelle; Warren, O. Kappa Kappa Gamma. English, French. Clionian, Boosters, Student Government (1) (2), Judiciary Pres. (4), Honor Court (3). Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3), Y. W.C. A. Cabinet, Student Chest (1), Hockey (2), Monnett Day (1) (2) (3). ■LeB: ijou- Hecker, Helen Gladys; Miami, Florida. Phi Sigma Mu. Music. Held, Burt; Akron, Ohio. Alpha Tau Omega, Theta Alphi Pi. Zool- ogy, Chemistry. Histrionic Club (1) (2) (3) (4). Helms, Wilfrid Merrill; Lima, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon. Bus- iness Administration. Toastmasters, Jesters, Owl and Skull, Crescent and Scimitar, Phil- osophy Club, Social Science Club, Varsity Track (2) (3) (4), Varsity Cross-Country (2) (3) (4), Capt. (4), Transcript Staff (1) (2) (3), Mirror Staff (1) (2), Boosters Club. Henderson. Helen Cordelia; Dunkirk, O. Alpha Xi Delta. French. Athenaeum, Decorum Com. (3), Women ' s Pan Hellen- ic (3) (4). Henninc, Paul Edwin; Camden, Ohio. Botany, Chemistry. Natural Science Club. Herron, Cornelia C; Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Sociology, English. Athen;eum, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Hessler, William H.; Piqua, Ohio. Phi Delta Theta, Pi Delta Epsilon. His- tory, Political Science. Toastmasters, Boost- ers, English Writers, Editor-in-Chief of Mirror, Le Bijou (3). Heston, Herman E.; Cleveland Heights, O. Phi Gamma Delta. Business Administra- tion. Western Reserve. HiRSCH, V. Luverne; Delaware, Ohio. Delta Rho Delta, Kappa Delta Pi. Re- ligious Education. Athen;eum, Religious Education Club. HoLCOMBE, Mary E.: Athens, Ohio. Phi Beta Kappa. Philosophy, Bible. Clionian, Philosophy Club, Religious Edu- cation Club. HoLLETT, William W.; New London, O. Union. Business Administration. Debate Squad (3) (4), Psychology Club. HoLLOWAY, Helen E.; Zanesville, O. Kappa Gamma Chi. Oratory. Clionian. Basket Ball (1), Histrionic Club (2) (3) (4), Monnett Day Com. (2) (3), Wash- ington Birthday Play (2). HOUSER, Howard W.; Bellefontaine, O. Romance Languages. Histrionic (4), Var- sity Band (1) (2) (3). Houston, Beatrice H.: New York City. Alpha Gamma Delta. Oratory. Clionian, Hockey Team (1 ). Houston, Ruth Emily; New York City. Alpha Gamma Delta. Oratory, Debate Squad (3). HovEY. Henry A.; Omaha, Neb. Delta Tau Delta. English. Toastmasters, Pan Hellenic (3) (4), Student Chest (1) (4). Howard, David Dale; Delaware, Ohio. Business Administration. Howard, Ruth Virginia; Niles, Ohio. Delta Delta Delta. Physical Education. Clionian, Red Cross Life Saving Corps, Boosters, Army-Navy B. B. Manager (3). Baseball (1) (2) (3), Swimming Team (1) (2) (3), Track (1) (2) (3), W. A, A., Vice-Pres. (4), Student Gov. Judicial Sec. (3), Transcript (1) (2) (3). Hughes, Esther; OakhiU, Ohio. French. L ' alliance Francais (2). Evans- ville College. Hunsinger, Marjorie a.; Los Angeles, Cal. Kappa Delta Pi. English. Iams, Florence Ellen; Johnsburg, Penn. Phi Mu, Kappa Delta Pi. English. Latin Club, Monnett Day Pageant (3). West- minister. Ice, David Thomas; Delaware, Ohio. Theta Delta Psi. History. IcKES, Vernon H.; New Philadelphia, Ohio. Phi Beta Kappa. Bible. Oxford Club Philosophical Club. Inman, May K.; Delaware, Ohio. Oratory. Ireland, Hubert A.; El Reno, Okla. Union, Phi Mu Alpha. Geology. Natu- ral Science Club, Glee Club (2) (3) (4). Ireland, Philip W.; El Reno, Okla. Union, Pi Delta Epsilon. Theta Alpha Phi. Philosophy, English. Transcript (2) (3) (4), Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3), Student Council (4), Oxford Club (2) (3) (4), Gospel Team, University of Tennessee. Irwin, Grace Ellen; Holland, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Education. Jackson, Ann Elizabeth; Mt. Gilead, O. Home Economics. Otterbein. Jacot, Mabel; Apple Creek, Ohio. English. Choral Club. Wooster. Jacque, J. Vernon; Fairview, Ohio. Chi Phi, Crescent and Scimitar, Owl and Skull. Transcript. Mirror (2), Boosters, Pan Hellenic Council. James, Cecil Mane; Ostrander, Ohio. Oratory. Jefferies. Leah; Greenville, Ohio. Alpha Chi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi. Math- ematics, Physics. Physics-Chemistry Club. ieBi IJOUr Jenkins, Dorothy; Norwalk, Ohio. Zeta Tau Alpha, Mu Phi Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi. History. Athcndeum. Jeppesen, Margrethe; Centerburg, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. English. Jewett. Dorothy H.; Worthington, Ohio. Mu Phi Epsilon. Music. Choral Club. Johnston, Margaret Jane; Newark, Ohio. Delta Zeta. Mathematics. Athensum, French Club, Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4), Hockey (1). Johnson. Robert Brett; Chagrin Falls, O. Phi Alpha Pi. Business Administration. Jones, Howard Geiger; Defiance, Ohio. Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Mu Alpha. Busi- ness Administration. Band, Orchestra. Jones, John C: Hollidays Cove, W. Va. Delta Tau Delta. Chemistry, Student Chest Committee (1), Gym Team (1) (2) (3), Le Bijou Staff (3), Sec. of Pan Hellenic Council. Jones, Naomi B.: Ridgeway, Ohio. Phi Mu. English. Athena:um, Boosters, English Writers Club, Transcript (2) (3), Monnett Editor (4), Mirror (3) (4). Joseph. H. Paul; Delaware, Ohio. Alpha Tau Omeg a, Owl and Skull, Toast- masters, Jesters. Political Science. Boost- ers, Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4), Pres. (4), Student Dance Committee (4), Stu- dent Council (4), Representative to In- ter-Fraternity Conference. Kahle. Raymond S.; Lima. Ohio. Phi Delta Theta, Gamma Phi. Chemistry. Physics-Chemistry Club. Histrionic Club, Gym Team (2) (3). W Clan. Kalbfus. Howard F.: Rochester, N. Y. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Political Science. W Clan. Varsity Baseball (1) (2) (3) (4), Football Mgr., Athletic Editor of Le Bijou (3), Junior- Senior Banquet Com- mittee, Pan Hellenic Council. Kanable. Dorothy C: Marengo, Ohio. English and History. W. A. A., Hockey (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3) (4). Keck. Florence Alydia; Cleveland. Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. English. Kenny. Mildred E.; Steubenville, Ohio. Alpha Gamma Delta. Sociology. Athe- naeum. Kerns. Helen Hortense; Piqua, Ohio. Oratory. Kerns. Mary Frances; Lancaster, Ohio. Theta Alpha Phi. Oratory. Histrionic Club. Kessler. Yate Kenneth; Peebles, Ohio. Chi Phi. Political Science and English. Ketcham, Elizabeth Julia; Sunbury, Ohio. Pi Phi Psi. History. Knachel, Edwin; Marion, Ohio. Phi Kappa Psi, Crescent and Scimitar. Owl and Skull, Toastmasters. Political Science. President of Junior Class, Presi- dent of W Clan, Chairman of Varsity Dance Committee, Pan Hellenic (4), Stu- dent Council (3) (4), Varsity Football (1) (2) (3) (4), Varsity Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4), Captain (4). Knapp, Mary Heloise; Martins Ferry, O. French and History. Latin Club. KoLB, T. Victor; Columbus, Ohio. Alpha Sigma Phi, Crescent and Scimitar, Owl and Skull, Jesters. History. Glee Club (2) (3) (4), Track (1), Baseball (3), Varsity Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4), Football (4). Kraft, Wilson Phillip; Sidney. Ohio. Phi Gamma Delta. Owl and Skull, Toast- masters. Business Administration. Boost- ers, W Clan (4), Yell Leader (1) (2) (3), Cheer Master (4), Le Bijou (3). Krahl, Miriam M.: Youngstown, Ohio. Alpha Gamma Delta. English. Athenaeum. Krill. Beredene Martha; Edgerton, O. Phi Beta Kappa. Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Sigma Nu. English Bible. Women ' s Boost- er ' s Club. Treas. (4), Twin W, Hockey (3) (4). Track (2) (3) (4), Capt. (4), Basketball (2) (3) (4), Baseball (2) (3), Landon, Ruth E.; Marion Sta., Maryland. Pi Phi Psi. Oratory. Histrionic. LaPorte, Charles E.; Urichsville. Ohio. Alpha Tau Omega, Owl and Skull. Jesters. Political Science. Laughlin, Mary M.; Youngstown, Ohio. Alpha Chi Omega. Spanish. Latin Club, Hockey (2) (3). Leedom, Kathleen; Saint Paris, Ohio. Zeta Tau Alpha. Spanish and English. Athenaeum, Woman ' s Athletic Association. Hockey (3) (4), Latin Club. LeSourd. William B.; Xenia. Ohio. Phi Delta Theta, Crescent and Scimitar. Jesters. Economics. Varsity Basketball (2) (3) (4), Capt. (3). Varsity Baseball (I) (2) (3) (4) W Clan. Li. Chih Taj; Foochow. China. Political Science. Linton. John Hobson; Steubenville. Ohio. Alpha Sigma Phi. Education and Eng- lish. Transcript (1) (2). leB ijou- m- LiPPiNCOTT, James Lowell; Lima, Ohio. Sigma Chi. Chemistry. Psychology Club, Physics-Chemistry Club, LiPPiNCOTT, Mary Lillian; Lima, Ohio. English. Tennis, Hockey. Miami University. LOEPPERT, Theodore A.; Delaware, Ohio. Beta Sigma Tau. History. Pres. Y. M. C. A. Boosters, Oxford Club, Psychology Club, Social Science Club, Student Council. Lloyd, Jane Emily; Belle Center, Ohio. History. L Alliance Francais. Long, Helen L.; Uniontown, Penn. Alpha Delta Pi. Sociology. Clionian, Pan Hellenic (3), Hockey (3). Love, Fauneta; Somerset, Ohio. Oratory. Athenxum, Baseball (2) (3) (4), W. A. A. Lowe, Bessie Madelyn; Pittsburgh, Penn. Sigma Delta Pi. English and French. Clionian Literary, L Alliance Francais (2) (3), Hockey (3), Women ' s Student Gov- ernment (3) (4). LuTZ, Chalmer Field; Hamler, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha. Busi- ness Administration. W Clan, Social Science Club, Band (1) (2) (3) (4), De- bate (3) (4), Cross-Country (2) (3), Treasurer Senior Lecture Course (4). Lyons, Ruth L; Brook, Ind. Alpha Chi Omega. Sociology, Women ' s Pan Hellenic. Rockford Women ' s College. McGiNLEY, Giles Edgar; Kansas City, Mo. Sigma Chi. Economics. Maryville, Tenn. McGraw, Ruby Marie; Birmingham, Ala. Oratory. McLaughlin, Charles P.; Cadiz, Ohio. Phi Gamma Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon. Mathematics. Business Mgr. Le Bijou (3), Mirror (2) (3) Cir. Mgr. (3). Washing- ton Birthday Committee (2). McMlLLEN, Gladys F,; Bellpoint, Ohio. Gamma Theta Nu., Sociology. McQuiLLiN, Vera Ruth; Delta, Ohio. Home Economics Society (2) (3) (4), Track (2). Manley, Wesley Miller; Calcutta, India. Beta Sigma Tau. English. Histrionic Club, English Writers Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Civic Orator (2), Debate and Oratory Council (3). Mansfield, Gladys M.; Mansfield, Ohio. Delta Rho Delta. Mathematics. Student ' Volunteer, Assistant in Mathematics (3) (4). Matthews, Ernest, jr.; Ridgeform, 111, Chi Phi, English, Maxwell, Miriam; MiUbury, Mass. Spanish. Colonial Club. Meader, Ralph G.; Battle Creek, Mich. Phi Beta Kappa. Zoology. Natural His- tory Club, Transcript (1) (3) (4), Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass. 1924, Meek, Joseph A,; East Palestine, Ohio, Phi Gamma Delta. Business Administra- tion, Le Bijou Business Staff (3). Wash- ington and Jefferson. Menough, Esther; Wellsville, Ohio. Delta Delta Delta. French. Clionian, Hockey (3) (4) Capt. (4), Army and Navy Hockey (3), Basketball (1) (2) (3) (4), Army and Navy Basketball (2) (3), Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3), twin W, W. A. A. Merwin, Louise; East Palestine, Ohio. Gamma Phi Beta. English. Clionian, So- cial Science Club, Philosophy Club, Eng- lish Writers, Boosters. W. A. A., Twin W, Junior-Senior Banquet (3), Hockey (1) (2) (3), AU-Star (1) (2) (3), Le Bijou (3), Senior Lecture Course (4). Vice-Pres. Social Science (4). Metzner, Mildred V.; Marietta, Ohio. Zeta Tau Alpha. Chemistry. Orchestra (3) (4), Marietta, Ohio. Miller, Lois Elizabeth; Coshocton, Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta. English Bible. Clionian, Boosters, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Washington Birthday Committee. Miller, Mareus Aurelius; Columbus, O. Education. Oxford. Ohio University, Ohio State. Miller, VIarian Ethel; Delaware, Ohio. Delta Phi Delta, Fine Arts, Miller, Robert L,; Wheeling, Ohio, Phi Alpha Pi, Business Administration, Mills, Gwendolyn B,; Sheridan, Wyoming, Gamma Phi Beta, Oratory, Clionian. Pres, (4), Histrionic Club, Molder, Charles Dayle; Galion, Ohio. Commons Club. Sociology, Philosophy Club. Mooney, Faith Emerson; Nutley, N, J, Alpha Gamma Delta, Physical Education. Athenaeum, W. A. A.. Hockey (1) (2 ) (3) (4), Basket Ball (1) (2) (3). Moore, Francis Bliss; Toledo, Ohio, Theta Delta Psi, Phi Mu Alpha, Sinfonia, Zoology, Masonic Club. Glee Club. Moore, Alice Lorine; Findlay, Ohio. Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, English, French, AtheniEum, Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4), Pres, (4). Varsity Dance Com- mittee (4), Student Council (4), Ohio University. L.Bi IJOU- Morris. Lucile Blanche; Steubenvillc, O. English. Muskingum, U. of Cincinnat]. MoRRissEY, Joseph Donald; London, Ohio. Beta Theta Pi. Pohtical Science. W Clan, Football (1) (2) (3), Baseball (1) (2) (}) Capt. (4). Morrow. Frances Lucile; Jeffersonville, O. Theta Upsilon, Kappa Delta Pi. Spanish. Pan Hellenic Council (3). MossMAN. J. Paul; Gallipolis. Ohio. Sigma Chi. Chemistry. Mueller. Mary E.: Steubcnville, Ohio. Kappa Gamma Chi, Kappa Delta Pi. Spanish. Clionian, Transcript (2) (3) (4). Muhlbach. Allene L.; Delaware, Ohio. English. Oberlin, Chicago. MuiR, Esther M.: ConnellsviUe, Penn. Phi Sigma Mu. Music. Keystone Club, Women ' s Student Government. Ml ' NCY. Paul Everett; Evarts, Kentucky. History. Naylor, Rebecca D.; Oakland, Maryland. Sociology. Neff. Emma Marie; Crestline, Ohio. Delta Gamma, Theta Alpha Phi. Oratory, Sociology. Boosters, Histrionic, Clionian, Song Leader (3) (4), Honor Court (2), Student Budget Committee. Nelson, Ruth H.; Bristolville, Ohio. Pi Phi Psi, Kappa Delta Pi. English. Pan Hellenic Council (3), Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net (2). Newcomb. John Frick; Celina, Ohio. Alpha Theta Phi. Chemistry. Physics- Chemistry Club, Varsity Football (2), Miami. Newcomb, Ruth C; Ada, Ohio. Phi Mu. Spanish. English Writers Club, Student Volunteers. Newell, Alphonso G.; Washington, D. C. Commons Club. Bible. Oxford Club, Ma- sonic Club. Neiswander. Paul M.: Bluftown, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha. His- tory. Social Science Club, Glee Club (2) (3) (4). Y. M. C. A. Council, Gospel Team (2) (3). NoRRis. Paul George; Mogado re, Ohio. Business Administration. Football (1) (2) (3). NuNLEY. Virginia S.: Yorkville, Ohio. Pi Phi Psi. Spanish. L Alliance Francaise, Pan Hellenic Council. Olsen, Norman Wm.; Ashtabula, Ohio. Delta Tau Delta, Jesters. Business Ad- ministration. Boosters, Histrionic, Glee Club. O ' Neill. Riith; Ironton, Ohio. English. Oswald. Lester W.; Delaware, Ohio. Spanish. Psychology Club. Owen. F. Newton; Toledo, Ohio. Commons Club. Business Administration. Park. Tai Hua; Yeng Byen, Korea. Commons Club. Sociology. Parker, Ruth Evelyn; Sandusky, Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta. Sociology. Athe- naeum, Choral Club. Parlette, John W.: Uniopolis, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Theta Alpha Phi. History. Histrionic Club, Masonic Club. Adrian College. Peck. Marjory; New London, Ohio. English. Eastern Star. Perkins, M. Blanche; Bethesda, Ohio. Sociology. Psychology Club, Basket Ball (3). Pfarr. Carrie E.; Portsmouth, Ohio. English. Latin Club, L ' Alliance Francaise (2). Pierce, James A.: Detroit, Mich. Phi Kappa Psi. Business Administration. Track (2) (3) (4) Capt. (4), Basket Ball (1) (2), Football (2), Treas. Senior Class, W Clan. Pilcher. John Fuller; Delaware, Ohio. Commons Club. Chemistry. Physics-Chem- istry Club. Bowling Green State Normal. Pinkney, Clarence Wm.; Durand, Wis. Beta Sigma Tau. Physical Education. Glee Club. Wheaton College, Northland College. Pinkney, Elizabeth; Durand, Wis. Phi Mu. Physical Education. Choral Club, W. A. A., Basket Ball, (3) (4), Hockey (3) (4), Army-Navy (4). Wheaton College. PoGUE, Owen Hamilton; Celina, Ohio, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha. Busi- ness Administration. Varsity Track (3) (4). Band (1) (2) (3) (4), Orchestra (1) (2). Poland, Gladys Louise; Shelby, Ohio. Delta Phi Delta, Pi Phi Psi. Fine Arts. Baseball (2) (3) (4), Basket Ball, Track, Hockey. Kent State Normal. Pollock. Marjorie M.; Zanesville, Ohio. Kappa Delta Pi. Latin. Latin Club. LeB ijou- m Pool, Dorothea Mae; Quincy, Ohio. Bible. Student Volunteer, Religious Edu- cation Club, Basket Ball (1). Price, Bernice Kerr; Girard, Ohio. Zeta Tau Alpha. Mu Phi Epsilon. Music. Choral Club. Ramsdell, Helen ]o; Sycamore, Ohio. Delta Gamma. Oratory. Clionian, His- trionic, Student Chest Committee (3), Le Bijou Staff (3), Monnett Day (1). Randall, Paul Eugene; Gallon, Ohio. Phi Alpha Pi, Theta Alpha Phi. Oratory. Histrionic Club (2) (3) (4), Band (1) (2). Reid, Robert Rex; Detroit, Mich. Commons. History. Student Volunteer, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4). Rhynard, Walter Francis; Rossburg, O. Commons. History, Band (2) (3) (4). Darke County Normal. Rice, Ruth Helen; Shelby, Ohio. Zeta Tau Alpha. Sociology. Phyiscal Ed- ucation, Athenaeum, L Alliance Fran- caise (2) (3), W. A. A. (4), Track (2) (4), Basket Ball (4), Hockey (2) (4), Sec. Senior Class, Women ' s Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4). Richards, Emily; Bombay, India. Oratory. Cosmopolitan, India, Latin. Athe- naeum, W. A. A., Basket Ball (2) (3) (4) Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4), Baseball (3) (4), Tennis (4). Richardson, Robert Patten; Mansfield, O. Economics. Roland, Margaret L.; Greensburg, Pa. Oratory. Histrionic (3) (4), Debate (4). Ross. William Stull; Fremont, Ohio. Phi Kappa Psi, Crescent and Scimitar, Owl and Skull, Jesters. Economics. Boosters. Pan Hellenic Council (3), W Clan, Football (1) (3), Track (1) (2) (3). Rush, Ralph Eugene; Delaware, Ohio. Phi Alpha Pi, Phi Mu Alpha. Oratory. Band (4), Orchestra (4), Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (4). Sackett. Mary J.; Bellefontaine, O. Kappa Alpha Theta. History, Sociology. Athenaeum, Senior Lecture Course, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Student Council. Sailer, Vera Pearl; Jeannette, Pa. Spanish. Latin Club (1). Sung, Shang Lien; Fukien, China. Chemistry. Chinese Student Club. Saylor, Josephine; Tiffin, Ohio. Sigma Delta Pi. History, Clionian, Sweet Briar (1). ScAiFE, Arthur Linsley; Cleveland, O. Theta Delta Psi, Gamma Phi, Jesters. Political Science. Boosters Pres. (4), Gym Team, Baseball Manager. Schiltz, Dorothy W.; American Falls, Id. Kappa Delta Pi. History, Education, W. A. A. ScHLABACH, Lloyd W.: La Crescent, Minn. English. ScHLARB, Carolyn M.; Youngstown, Ohio. Mathematics. Physics-Chemistry Club. ScHREEL, Reland; Greenville, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Physical Educa- tion. Clionian, Twin W, Boosters, W. A. A., Pres. (4), Track (3), Baseball (3), Swimming (1) (2) (3) (4), Basketball (2) (3) (4), Hockey (2) (3) (4), Ten- nis (4), Monnett Manager of Mirror, Student Chest Committee, Sec. of Class (3), Washington Birthday Committee (4), Student Council (4), Life Saving Corps. Schuett, Jesse Frank; St. Louis, Mo. Zoology. Scudder, Anna E. S.. Weatogue, Conn; Kappa Delta Pi. Religious Education. W. A. A., Religious Education Club, Track (1) (2), Hockey (3). Seal, Norma; TuUahoma, Tenn. Bible. Student Volunteer, Physics-Chemis- try, Athensum, Hockey (2) (3), Basket Ball (2) (3), Baseball (2) (3). University of Chattanooga. Sharp, Mary; Nelsonville, Ohio. Zoology, Natural Science Club. Sheldon, Marion F.; Pearl River, N. Y. English. History. Barnard College. Colum- bia University. Shough, Elizabeth; S. Charleston, Ohio. Pi Phi Psi. French. Eastern Star (4), Choral Club (2) (3) (4), Monnett Day Play (1) (2) (3). Shuter, John Porter; Evansport, Ohio. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Business Adminis- tration. Varsity Band (1) (2) (3) (4). Shutt, Hazel; Muncie, Indiana. Mu Delta Mu, Mu Phi Epsilon. French, Music. Simmons, Marjorie Aileen; Sidney, Ohio. Gamma Phi Beta. Business Administra- tion. Western College. Smart, Mary Helen; Delaware, Ohio. Spanish. i Bi IJOU- Smadley. Sara Harriet; Kane, Penn. English, Spanish. Keystone Club. Smith, Harold Boyt. El Biar, Algeris. Commons Club. Phi Mu Alpha. German. Cosmopolitan Club, Glee Club, Histrionic Club, Gospel Team. Smith. Helen Elizabeth, Bloomsville, O. History. Twin W, W, A. A., Hockey, Track, Basket Ball, Baseball, Capt. (3) (4). Smith, Mary Lois, Marion, Ohio. Art, English. Eastern Star, Latin Club. Athenaeum, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Smith. Retha Carolyn; Galion, Ohio. Alpha Delta Pi. Pan Hellenic Council. Wooster. Smyth. May; Alliance, Ohio. Alpha Chi Omega. Latin. Clionian, Latin Club. Mount Union. Snodgrass, Margaret; McMechen. W. Va. Zeta Tau Alpha, Mu Phi Epsilon, Pi Kappa Lambda, Mu Delta Mu. Music. Athenaeum, Latin Club, Monnett Day (2) (3). Choral Club (4). Snouffer. Harry Hanson; Fostoria, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Political Science and Business Administration. W Clan, Football (1) (2) (3) (4), Basket Ball (1), Winner of Bun ' s Trophy. SoLiRS. Nelson O.; Bellefontaine, Ohio. Delta Alpha Pi. Bible. Oxford Club. Spaulding, Mary Emeline; Delaware, O. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Fine Arts. Clion- ian. Delta Phi Delta. Springer, Kathryn Ann; Wheeling, W. Va. English. Sprout. Irlavere; Middleport, N. Y. History. Basketball (1). Baseball (2). Spybey, Elizabeth J.; Toledo, Ohio. Phi Mu. English. Athen um English Writers (1) (2) (3) (4). Squire, Katherine M.; Defiance, Ohio. Gamma Phi Beta. Theta Alpha Phi. Eng- lish. Histrionic, Social Science, Clionian, English Writers, Debate Squad (3), Com- mencement Play (3), Senior Speaker at Washington ' s Birthday Banquet, Debate and Oratory Council (4). Defiance Col- lege (1) (2). Stark. Janet Dorothy; Pittsburg, Penn. Delta Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi. English and French. Athena:um, Latin Club, French Club, W. A. A , Life Saving Corps, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Monnett Day Play. Starr, Ruth Leona; Marion, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Latin. Clionian. Latin Club. Western College (1) (2). Stecker, Joseph Day; Upper Sandusky, O. Alpha Sigma Phi, Owl and Skull, Toast- masters. Political Science. Social Science Club, Debate 1) (2) (3) (4), Debate and Oratory Council, Senior Lecture Course Committee (3), Junior-Senior Committee (3), Honor Court, Pan Hellenic Council (3) (4), Washington ' s Birthday Commit- tee (3) (4), Chairman (4), Speaker (3). Steever, Leota Marie; Chagrin Falls, O. Delta Rho Delta. Sociology. Stewart, Dorothy G.: Chillicothe, O. French. L ' AUiance Francaise. Hockey (1) (2), Baseball (1) Track (1) Basket Ball (1), W. A. A. Stewart. Orlo Don; Bellefontaine, Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. English. Ox- ford Club. Stilwell, F. Richard; Mansfield, Penn. Union. Sociology. Gospel Team, Glee Club, Stone. Rufus Emmett; Delaware, Ohio. Education. Ohio U. Kenyon. Stroup, Cranston L.; Palo Alto, Calif. Leland Stanford. Stull, Julia Elizabeth; Fremont, Ohio. Delta Delta Delta. Oratory. Clionian. Histrionic. SuGlMORl, Ko; Tokyo, Japan. Bible. Cosmopolitan Club. SwEETNAM, Winona Inez; Toledo, Ohio. Alpha Chi Omega. French, Choral Club. University of the City of Toledo. Syler, Donald Eugene; Massillon, Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. Sociology. Gospel Team, Track (4). Sylvester, Genevieve; La Rue, Ohio. History. Syn. Julia Hyunc; Sook, Korea. Bible, Cosmopolitan Club. Ecoho College. Korea. Thomas, Andrew Jr.; Charlestown, W. Va. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon, Toastmasters. Business Administration and Chemistry. Physics-Chemistry Club, Trans- cript (1) (2) (3) (4), Business Mgr. (4), Basket Ball Mgr. (4). W Clan. Thomas, Harold E.: Lima, Ohio. Theta Delta Psi. Pi Delta Epsilon. His- tory. Editor-in-Chief Le Bijou 1925. Thompson, Kathryn; Coshocton, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sociology. Clion- ian. LeB IJOU- Thorne, Ruth; Lakewood, Ohio. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Physical Educa- tion. Boosters, Twin W Chonian, Bas- ket Ball (1) (2) (3) (4) Capt. (4), All Star Team, Hockey (1) (2) (3) (4), Capt. (1), Baseball (1) (3) (4), Track (1) (3), Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class, Var- sity W. TiEL, Elizabeth B.; Beacon, N. Y. Alpha Xi Delta. Oratory. Clionian, His- trionic (3) (4), Boosters, Student Gov. Committee, Y. W. Committee. TiMMONS, Katherine; Toledo, Ohio. Kappa Alpha Theta. Political Science. Boosters, Clionian, Philosophy Club, W. A. A., Vice-Pres. Class (3), Editorial Staff Le Bijou (3), Junior-Senior Banquet Com- mittee (3), Student Chest Committee (4), Woman ' s Life Saving Corps (4), Hockey Team (4). Valentine, Willard L.; Chillicothe, Ohio. Engineering and Mathematics. Vigor, W. Nelson; Marion, Ohio. Phi Kappa Psi, Gamma Phi. Physical Ed- ucation. Gymnastic Team (2) (3) (4), Capt. (4). Wagner, H. Hughes; Omaha, Nebraska, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon. Owl and Skull, Jesters. French. W Clan, Boosters, Histrionic Club, Baseball (1) (2) (3) (4), Sec-Treas. Student Body (4), Student Council, Student Ex- ecutive Committee, Pan Hellenic, Chair- man Student Finance Council. Walker, James M; Upper Sandusky, O. Phi Gamma Delta, Theta Alpha Phi, Owl and Skull, Jesters. Oratory. Pan Hellenic Council, Glee Club, Histrionic Club, Stu- dent Faculty Committee (3) (4). Ward, Wilda B.; Buckhannon, W. Va. Alpha Gamma Delta. History. Choral Club (3) (4), Y, W, C, A, Cabinet (4), Wasasier, Harry C; Buffalo, N. Y, Ohio Wesleyan LInion. Philosophy. Cross- country (2), Track (3) (4). Watts, Louise A.; Greenwich, Ohio. Mathematics, Oratory. Hockey (2), De- bate (3), Junior-Senior Banquet Commit- tee (3), Chairman Monnett Day Commit- tee (4). Watson, Dorothy G.; Thornville, Ohio. Phi Sigma Mu. Music. Weikart, Hubert J.; Canfield, Ohio, Ohio Wesleyan Commons, Philosophy, English. Weiler, Theodore C; Bucyrus, Ohio. Ohio Wesleyan Commons. Sociology. University of Cincinnati. Welch, Martin P.; Delaware, Ohio. Business Administration. Welch, Maude Irena; Bellevue, Ohio. Oratory. Histrionic Club. Werstler, Lenard Le Roy; Akron, Ohio, Ohio Wesleyan Union, Sociology, Stu- dent Volunteer Band, Wilkinson, Ruby; Berea, Ohio. Enghsh. French Club, Choral Club (2), Monnet Day Play (2), Williamson, Elsie Naomi; Delaware, Ohio, Home Economics, Home Economics Society, WiLLMAN. Wilbur D,; Urbana, Ohio. Alpha Tau Omega, Gamma Phi. Physi- cal Education. Gym Team, W Clan, Football Squad. Wilson, Laura M.; Wilkinsburg, Penn. Gamma Phi Beta. Physical Education. Athenaeum, Twin W, W. A, A, (3), Boosters, Hockey (1) (2) (3), Basket Ball (1) (2) (3) (4), Track (1) (2), Capt. (1), Baseball (1) (2), President Student Government, WiNCHELL, Lawrence A,: Chagrin Falls, O, Phi Alpha Pi, Phi Mu Alpha, Spanish, Education, Band, Orchestra. WiNSTEL, Bernice; Marrow, Ohio, Delta Rho Delta, Kappa Alpha Pi, Home Economics . Home Economics Society. WiNTERMUTE, Harold T.; Delaware, Ohio. Bible. Gospel Team, Track Squad (2), WiTTWER. Pauline C; Columbus, Ohio, History. Athen um. Wolfe, Wesley H.; Cleveland, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Ep,silon. Business Adminis- tration. Football (4), W Clan, Pan Hel- lenic Council (4), Wright, Sara Leulla; Wilkinsburg, Penn. French, Y, W, C, A, Cabinet, Allegheny, Yeagle, Margaret Leah; Middle Point, O, Chemistry, Zoology, Physics-Chemistry Club, Ziegler, Vinton Edward; Elgin, Illinois, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Business Adminis- tration, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet (4), Junior- Senior Banquet Committee, Washington Birthday Committee, Debate (2) (3) (4), Band, Le Bijou Staff, ,6 .i ' ' fe.f;., .-Afcv:i (.rft- .r„. ' ;j leB IJOU- ' ' 2?o Ize7?o ' 7i. I g f jj ,1Lj ' m ■Oi a Vic-Ti EE J %J - ' ■ ' Bxx iiT G-E p ' Andy AnoejiS ' oiJ ' ieBi ijoit- r ' I J Scaifa. Karj ' S ' e r«vrst«r Ai ' pfeBotlpr (r= I PhtrLiit TKomiS CA«r o « ' Dica 1 2?ir A MoLaaA ScM ' Hoffmaix- JLeB ijou- 432 omcn -LeBii IJOtt- Cp£SC£NT and JLeB: ijou- PI LSENTAim 1 D 2)«rw-os EdtjiiS •BitcKI.E JWin Jfhe T erie-RS- t,TlTK T ' A RKER L.Bi ijou- Pan Hellenic Council Top Row: H. Wagner, H. Ellis, L. Blanchard, E. Knachel, J. Hill, H. Amrhein. 2nd Row: D. Stecher, J. Jones, C. Lutz, M. Evans, J. Tilton, M. Walker, V. Free. Bottom Row: H. Gecr, H. Balyeat, W. Rogers, P. Joseph, K. Bantz, L. Clipp. Paul Joseph President John Hill Treasurer John Jones Vice-President Victor Free Secretary ■LeB ijou- 432 Mlf Elk Wlk PI J. MDimiSSItY fl.BOVt nuniTINO D.CUTOlt W.ntU L. 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MIQB1N3 H.linVlS H.TinON T.SMlTn H.TRtSTDN ■LeBi IJOUr Sigma Phi Epsilon Founded at Richmond College in November. 1901 I DE Established at Ohio Wesleyan in 1915 LeB IJOU- UWtRSTLtn UBROUN KSTILUtLL L CltEnilY B.intmND tMlLNNtn H.WRSSSltn T BRLDRIDGE T.OnRf HBBNCnflFT C.flDKlN3 £.GBLLnUflf C.t1UBHflT R.rit33E.NGEn It. HUTCmN3QN f.tNSUf f.BQSStLDTT TrmYLn ftSRUNBiRs n.RflFP ttnoLocoriB r-bbpf tunRpcn ■LB, ipjr Ohio Wesleyan Union ■LeBi IJOUr Delta Alpha Pi Founded at Ohio ' Wesleyan in 1919 LeB ijou- lAf: - PHI ALPHA n 1 ■P S| ' f 1 Hi ' « HH p. KEPNER E, LINOESWTH R JOHNSTON R. HAY R. BOYD D. ALLEN D. HICKS n.mRRI«N 1 B IJOU- DUDLEY SNOWMAN WfS(.Er «IRR KAPPA DELR ALM Kappa Delta Alpha foimdfd at Ohio Wesley in April. 1920 LeB IJOU- ' ' hu ii Tt ffil5ICM l nrnoMTSON v.nLBnictt TLtarrtTiT ocnm WTiuHNtY LCOOK C.niDtUTaN W.STStUCHEN -LeB gou- 1 ( ' X. ) •|3 w o. w c. J.fI ' VtIGH H.CREtD C.tWEH5 n.HtlD HflXCLBRK OLtfiflHON L.Bi ijou- ' ■ w -•«,?: , ' . ■. o. w c. E m UEBa c. nonroN nvAW yflLNtNeunGO t.wnfiNtn BLtt uwiTNnm DBIBLtn 11 tBGINGTDN n.rHflMtNTlR CWORTtinN D.SnnW H.Lfl fOLLtTTt f- iMnnws RFAR HER H. W HISHT H.wti ntR n.n ncHiB nanBHT r.Ltt nnilTO S.YU CRHNtVEH CUtRVlR LeB ijou- m. w c J- eBi ijou- m Hoyiorary Scholastic Fraternity Eta of Ohio Established November 9, 1907 OFFICERS William E. Smyser, President Mrs. Lewis G. Westgate, Vice-President Russell B. Miller, Secretary Clifford C. Crump, Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Trumbull G. Duvall, John T. Marshman, Ruth Fickel New Members CLASS OF 1924 Commencement Election Helen Kim HONORARY MEMBERS Philo M. Buck, Jr. 97. M. A. Harvard ' 00. Professor of English and Dean of College of Arts, Nebraska University. Arthur H. Hirsch. B. A. Cornell College ' 01. Ph. D. Chicago ' 15. Professor of History, Ohio Wesleyan University. CLASS OF 1925 Junior Election Vernon Harbaugh Ickes Bcredene Martha Krill Ralph Gibson Meadcr Senior Election Clayton Charles Adkins Naomi Birdella Jones Nellie Finley Bargdill Ernest Garland Mathews Mary Margaret Cusic Lester Wallace Oswald Katharine Guthery Lloyd Wesley Schlabach Wilfred Merrill Helms Anna Elizabeth Stocking Scudder Mary Elizabeth Holcombe Janet Dorothy Stark Howard Wayne Houser Katherine May Timmons Marjorie Alice Hunsinger Harry Coleman Wasassier Ruby Jeannette Wilkinson Two additional Seniors have met the scholarship requirements hut have not completed the residence requirements ■LeBi ijo jt- D£lta5igma LeB IJOU- eltaLpsilom ' - . - mr E5Si %T mt £,BS ' ih nn. spict 15 ■LcBi ijoit- leB IJOU- GAMMA FlI ' flr fft- ' TrtTt ' usr ' nrnX- t fer. DQJA ffl DEUA ' t ' ' ijou- m. FMMU ALPHA mcM ' iwro o-LCOf ' ■■5n - ' ' ' ' «u5 ' mt oc OooO- Offrtvfe ' ? rrtt( ' ' 3in( £loS - OoaRt ' ■ ' i 4 ' fiAt ' ' -:(U6t« ' LeBi ijovt- ' Atc % Si Ci WIN ■ bfl-suci -LeBi IJOUr •J?xc® Fi 4rr i« ■LeB IJOtt- J. Crimm, M. Walker. W. Rogers, F. Spencer. R. Swink. B. Held, R. Evans E. Turner. D. Eyssen. L. Austin, L. McNabb, R. Hay. J. Parlette, R. Hunter E. Neff. H. Ramsdell, J. Dwne, D. Phillips, K. Bradley. B. Huston, M. Kerns M. Drennen Mrs. McNabb, H. Halloway. H. Minder. P. Randall. I. Kilbury, M. Roland, Mrs. Leas ieB ijou- LoRiNE Moore President Gertrudi ' , Bird Secretary Virginia Wilkinson Treasurer - -LB ijou- Top Row: R. Wilkinson, M. Carr, D. Bondley. M. Anderson. J. Fulton, H. Diehl, R. Lyons. M. Kissner. 2nd Row: B. Winstel. E. Cooke. E. Shupp. J. Boucher, E. Carr. G. Bud, M. Scheiber. H. Henderson. D. Briggs, K. Armstrong. 3rd Row: M. Miller. M. Moon. F. Honnold. L. Moore. A. Moseman, R. Rice, H. HoUoway. M. Powell. 4th Row: M. Roberts. L. Miller. E. Wheland, M. Johnson. L. Merwin, V. Wilkinson, H. Page, F. Mooney, F. Holt. - LeB IJOU- K.STEEFIN J. WI8tE H. MILLEA fi.Mtliea leBi ijou- ■LeB ijou- (I f ' mi lUOAIfSLON If ft W1UIN50N •v n GWS3 G-ami) f1.LR !5G0N R.-R06E.W3 rV LBRTLS I SflYLDH J. TURNtfl E. TI10MB5 H. SNYBfR LeBi ijou- Theta Upsilon Founded at the University of Southern California Zeta Chapter established October 6, 1923 l Bi IjOtt- Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Eta Chapter Founded at Syracuse University. !N(ov. II, 1 874 Alpha Eta Chapter established Huv, 11, 1923 LeB IJOU- dA Kb i X ' c evn - JJilMMEC n. KENNY : . _ S= -| R HOUSTflN A. CARTER B.IflWSON «. STEVENS R.TH0nP5ON i Bi ijou- Alpha Gamma Delta Founded at Syracuse University Syracuse. N- Y- Delta Chapter founded May iO. 1924 LeB IJOU- r -1 Aim CHI OME ' n.LflUCHUN aTlEITZ B.CONCER M-BLflKlEY EXHSNEH LeBi ijou- Alpha Chi Omega Foimded at De Pauw University IHSI Alpha Sigma Chapter established Feb. 9, 1923 -LeBij ijou- H.MQYW LME.cn •R.SCHRE.f fE1 LeBi ijou- Alpha Xi Delta Founded at Lombard College, Galeshurg, III. Alpha Mu Chapter established May 23, 1924 JLeB ijou- tfrnzcTA r. HRNNtTT Delta Zeta fdiindt ' d Miami University. Oxford. Ohio Alpha Rho Chapter established May 2i. 1924 LeB ijou- M.TOSTHNCE J.COMflN M tlOLLlNGSUORTH E.CRQU3E X flUNDUT) LeB Kappa Alpha Theta ijoif Founded at DePauw Ui iversity Gamma Deuteron Chapter established May iO. 1924 -LeBr ijou- n.KtR5nBW H.fmTZlKlGtT? t.XEaSIRNS G.IRHS ■LeB ijou- m m P DfflADEllDl n.5I1C.«H)nN i.SHELtON B.SEUmVDS -LeBi ijou- Delta Delta Delta Founded at Boston University Delta Upsilon Chapter established March 28, 192 J LeB IJOtt- B-StntlNS R.-BODTON M. HUNT H. COQTW L.tfHNt LeB IJOU- njBUCKINGHHIl CWaSON T.KINO IJOU- J JLeB ijou- J.BtlDtM GAMMA TfflND M cfinnDL e. CflBTtNTtH mr i.Bi IJCHt- ■LeB ijou- Top Row: J. C. Blankenagel, G. E. Gauthier. Bottom Row: W. G. Hormell, W. F. Roberts, B. L. McElroy. Top Row: W. G. Hormell, L. Scaife, A. Thomas, G. E. Gauthier. Bottom Row: H. Kalbfus, M. Evans, G. Eesley. m -LeBi ijoit- Top Rov Doc King, A. Sacksteder R. Hanson G. Staten Secretary Ass ' t Coach Trainer Frosh Coach Bottom Row: B. Van Alstyne G. E. Gauthier J. Teuscher Basket Bali Director of Athletics Ass ' t Coach Baseball Football and Trac ieB ijou- r 1 mk 1 M w w ll, jMHiifc % « . P Ik ■■ Hb - H fl H 1 FOOTBALL -LeBii ijou- Head Coach Gauthier Top row: Coach Van Alstyne, Trainer R. Hanson, H. Kalbfus. 2nd row: J. Tilton, S. Pratt, J. Winters, H. MacCracken. 3rd row: E. Bhckle. H. Pearce, D. Nelson, R. Bowers. R. Rosser. 4th row: V. Kolb, W. Wolfe, E. Knachel, H. Snouffer. 5th row: M. Evans, G. Eesley, R. Jordan. 6th row: H. Amrhein Capt.. M. Frump, Capt. Elect. Sept 27 Capital O. W. U. Ort 4 Detroit O. W. u. Oct 11 Wittenberg 10 o. w. u Ort 18 Akron 7 o. w. u Oct 25 Ohio North ern 2 o. w. u Nov 1 Ohio State 10 o. w. u Nov 8 Otterbein o. w. u Nov 15 Butler o. w. u Nov 22 Ohio Unive rsity 6 o. w. u 40 3 n 17 3 35 24 137 Average per game Opponents 4 — O. W. U, 15 LeBi ijou- Gauthier, Coach Amrhein, Guard Captain Kalbfus, Manager CAPITAL AT DELAWARE The 1924 football season opened with a new foe on Edwards Field, but this did not bother Gauthier and his gang, as the purple warriors from Capital were swept to a forty to nothing defeat. Pearce and Turney were the stars of the game, both running for touchdowns from their own territory after receiving the ball on a punt. Every man on the squad got a chance to play, and touch downs were scored by five different men. It was a running start on a great football season. Score: Capital — Wesleyan 40 leB IJOU- gjf v ' -j-a lTKf • • i ' i • ' t RossER, End Frump, Tachje Waugh. Half Back UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT AT DETROIT Excepting Ohio State, the Detroit game was Wesleyan ' s hardest foe and the game was played under heavy odds for both Pearce and Turney were injured and the team was out weighed fifteen pounds per man. Pratt saved the day when he broke through interference and tackled Philpart on Wesleyan ' s five yard line after the big Detroit fullback had run 70 yards through the entire Wesleyan team. The line held for the next four downs and then Wesleyan received the ball. Evans scored the only marker of the game when he kicked a field goal from the thirty yard line. Score: Detroit — Wesleyan 3 -LB, IJOUr Evans, Tactile Snouffer, Half Bac WITTENBURG AT SPRINGFIELD Eesley, Full Bac With Wittenburg out for revenge and Wesleyan out for blood, the game at the new Lutheran stadium was the most exciting battle of the season. The first and second quarters shpped by and the half found the score 10-0 in favor of Wittenburg. Hope began to flicker, but it would not go out. The second half witnessed a tremendous come-back. The team was fighting and the rooters roared one continuous cheer. The score was tied and then, in the last minute of play Eddie Blickle kicked a field goal which snatched the victory for the Red and Black. Score: Wittenburg 10 — Wesleyan 13 -LeB ijou- Vie KoLB. Quarter Bac TuRNEY, Full Bac Jordan, Guard AKRON AT DELAWARE The big team from the Rubber City came up to Delaware with a clean slate but were laid low by the Wesleyan eleven. It was a hard match from the kick-off, but straight football and the old fighting spirit broke the ranks of the enemy. Akron ' s only score was when Jenkins received the ball on a kick-oil and ran 100 yards for a touchdown. Wesleyan scored two touch- downs and a field goal and as the crowd left the field the chapel bell pealed out the notes of victory. Score: Akron 7 — Wes leyan 17 LeBi IJOUr MacCracken, Center Wolfe. Center Pearce. Half Bac OHIO NORTHERN AT ADA Six varsity regulars were on the bench and due to a Wesleyan fumble behind the line Ohio Northern led by two points on a safety. The old jinx for the Methodists seemed to be on the Job. As close as danger lurked, however, the fighting team from Delaware pushed it aside and soon a field goal had been kicked by Eddie Blickle. The score did not change during the remaining moments of play and once more the Wesleyan team came home voctorious. Score: Ohio Northern 2 — Wesleyan 3 OHIO STATE AT COLUMBUS Still crippled, the Wesleyan team made its annual invasion of the big stadium at Colum- bus. Thousands of rooters turned out to see the old rivals clash. Wesleyan played a hard and steady game but could not stop the superior force of the Red and Gray. Klec first scored a field goal for State and later crossed Wesleyan s line for a touchdown. Score: State 10 — Wesleyan LeB IJOU- Blickle, End Bowers, Giiard TiLTON, Guard OTTERBEIN AT DELAWARE It was soon evident that the Westerville aggregation did not stand a chance against the smooth Wesleyan team. Eesley, Ed. BHckle and Pratt were the stars of the game while Kalbfus intercepted a forward pass and ran for a touchdown. Score: Otterbein — Wesleyan 3 5 BUTLER AT INDIANAPOLIS Out in Indiana, the Wesleyan team again crashed through, trouncing Butler University, which had for five seasons held the championship among the smaller colleges of Indiana, and had been considered a strong candidate for the Big Ten Conference. It was a wonderful dis- play of real football and the Wesleyan line with Eesley at the helm smashed through to victory. Tilton and McCracken both intercepted forward passes and with beautiful long runs scored touchdowns. Butler was sadly surprised. Score: Butler 0--Wesleyan 24 -LeBi IJOtt- Winters, Quarter Pratt, Quarter Essex, Half Bac OHIO UNIVERSITY AT DELAWARE The saddest game of the season was played on the home field when the Wesleyan eleven slipped slowly to defeat on a wet field. Ohio scored on a fumble early in the game and, though fighting to the end, the Red and Black team was unable to make the final few yards, Wesleyan outplayed Ohio at every point of the game, gaining over twice as many yards as her opponents, but Ohio held and the game finally ended with Ohio still six points ahead. Score: Ohio U. 6 — Wesleyan JueBi ijou- Top row: J. George, E. Burke, G. Staten Coach. 2nd row: R. Tilton, P. Gibbons, F. Leary, R. Coleman, A. Rosenstiel, E. McFarland, E. Missamore. 2rd row: R. Helwig, L. Myers, I. Alsbach, E. Spraw. 3rd row: W. Woodburn, C. Fromer, R. Swain, Capt. C. Parlette, D. Shaper. BASKET BALL 4 B; gou- Mi; E. Lam G. Camphell, W. Tuniey, Coach Top row; A. Thoiiui;- Van Alstyne. 2nd row: W. Le Sourd, V. Kolb. E. Knachel Capt., L. Blanchard. 3;d row: J. Hill. P. Harlow. Jan. 3 Marshall College 24 O w u. 63 Jan. 9 St. John ' s University 23 O w u. 3 a Jan. 10 Heidleberg 19 O w u. 40 Jan. 17 Ohio University 30 o w u. 40 Jan. 21 Ohio Northern 26 o w u. 36 Jan. 24 Cincinnati U. 19 o w u. 43 Jan. 31 Otterbein 31 o w u. 56 Feb. 4 Ohio U. 37 o w u. 30 Feb. 7 Akron 36 o w u. 39 Feb. 9. Denison 31 o w u. 40 Feb. 12 Wooster 21 o w. u. 48 Feb. 14 Western Reserve 28 o w. u. n Feb. 18 Wittenberg 34 o. w u. 55 Feb. 23 Denison 20 o w u. 40 Feb. 26 Baldwin Wallace 30 o. w u. 53 Totals Opponents 409 664 Average per game Opponents 27 o. w. U. 42 ■LBi IJOtt- Eddie Knachel W 2?, ' 24, ' 25, Capt. ' 25 Guard All Ohio 1924 Second All Ohio J 925 Harding High, Marion, Ohio Bill Le Sourd W ' 23, ' 24, ' 25, Capt. ' 24 Forward Xenia High, Xenia, Ohio Coach Van Alstyne Colgate Brute Thomas Manager ■LeB ijou- -tt Johnnie Hill W ' 24, ' 25 Forward Hyatts High, Hyatts, Ohio Bill Turney W Center Second All Ohio 1925 Delaware High, Delaware, Ohio Vic Kolb W ' 23, ' 24, ' 25 Guard— All Ohio J 925 South High, Columbus, Ohio Lee Blanchard W ' 23, 25 Forward Honorable mention on All Ohio 1925 McKinley High, Canton, O. 432 -LeBi IjOUf Gris Campbell Guard Delaware High, Delaware, O. Buck Lamme W ' 25 Forward Honorable Mention on All Ohio J925 Ostrander High, Ostrander, Ohio Eddie Blickle Guard Ironton High, Ironton, Ohio Runt Harlow W ' 25 Forward Newark High, Newark, Ohio ■LeB ijou- Top row: Coach Staten, R. Coleman, J. George, E. McFarland. 2nd row: R. Helwig, C. Freed, K. Buswell, R. Swain, H. Coyner. 3rd row: H. Berno, D. Koppes. Team W Mt. Union .... 11 Ohio Wesleyan 1 2 Oberlin S Kenyon 13 Denison 10 Akron 8 Ohio University 8 Wittenberg .... 7 Wooster 7 St. Xavier 2 FINAL CONFERENCE STANDING L P OP Team W 363 247 Hiram 5 1 571 362 Western Reserve 3 1 284 184 Heidelberg 4 2 527 388 Ohio Northern . . 3 3 499 3 54 Baldwin- Wallace 3 5 400 360 Miami 3 5 414 361 Otterbein 2 5 369 3 30 Case 2 7 402 403 Muskingum 1 2 145 129 Cincinnati 1 OP 6 293 3 50 6 292 327 9 302 399 7 245 286 9 332 388 9 267 383 8 274 460 9 331 435 8 234 306 TRACK ■LeBii IjOUr Top row; W. Leader. R. Hanson Trainer, C. Jones Manager, J Tilton 2nd row: H. Domigan, G. Buriff. J. Annas. W. Hulse. 3rd row: Coach G. Gauthier, H. Pearce. R. Rosser, C. Blickle, H. Ellis. 4th row: E. Frownie, H. Wassassier, J. Pierce, W. Helms, F. Cook, Southard. 5th row: R. Kale, E. Roberts, F. Teeter, A. Kestle, W. Hovis. TRACK SEASON 1924 Feb. 15 Feb. 23 Mar. 7 Mar. 15 Western State Normal Oberlin Ohio State Detroit College 65 1-2 34 71 1-3 37 1-2 Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan Wesleyan 29 1-2 70 32 2-3 57 1-2 Apr. 19 Ohio Relays Wesleyan won the mile relay, the medley relay, and the sprint relay. Apr. 2 5 Otterbein 51 May 3 Ohio State 82 May 24 W J 48 May 30 Big Six 1st Wesleyan, 2nd Oberlin, Denison 5th. Apr. 25 Penn Relays at Philadelphia Wesleyan won mile relay. Harley UPearce finished fifth in National Pentathlan. Wesleyan 80 Wesleyan 44 Wesleyan 83 3rd Case, Miami 4th, LeBi IJOUr Manager Jones Jimmy Pierce Coach Gauthier Captain Kahle Captain Kahle was an able leader and an inspiration to his men. Kahle could always be counted on to break the tape in the mile run. He won his event in the Big Six last year for the third time straight. Manager Jones was an efficient assistant to the coach. His was the less spectacular, but the all-important department of the track squad. Running off the meets smoothly and on time was his big job. Coach Gauthier is the idol of a team of which he may well be proud. Under his guid- ance the team gained for itself renown, not only in Ohio, but throughout the entire eastern part of the country. Jimmy Pierce may well be called the Golden Streak. The hundred yards was as good as won tor Wesleyan when Pierce ' s name was entered in a meet. Jimmy is captain-elect. ■LeB IJOU- Wassasier Frowine Chic Pearce Charlie Buckle Charlie Blickle, tho only a sophomore, was a valuable man in the field events. He threw the discus and was a very pretty pole vaulter. Wassasier is a man who will be heard from in the future. During the time that Kestle was injured Wassasier ably filled his place both on the relay team and in the 440. Frowine did his share of the winning in the dashes and also in the broad jump. He never said much, his actions in the meets published his worth. Chic Pearce was the star of the Wesleyan track team. In the Big Six alone, he broke three records and scored twenty-three points which was more than the entire Oberlin team made. l Bi ijou- Kestle Hovis ROSSER Southard Hovis never failed to shine in the 440. He twice won his event in the Big Six. He was anchor man on the relay team of national reputation. He was also a point man in the broad jump. Kestle was one of Wesleyan ' s fastest runners, always making points in the 440. He was also a member of the never-to-be-forgotten relay team. Rosser, tho only a sophomore, made for himself a place among Wesleyan ' s leading run- ners. He was one of the strongest and fastest links of the relay team, and always gave Hovis a good run in the 440. Southard found his best pace in the 880. He made his competition realize that there was something formidable on the track ahead. leB IJOU- Cook TiLTON Helms HULSE Helms was one of the favorites of the crowds, for in the two-mile his finish was always a thriller. Whitey set a new conference record in his event at the last Big Six meet. Cook was a steady man in the half-mile. It was seldom that he failed to come through with his share of the points in that event. Hulse, tho weighing only 158 pounds, showed up very well in the shot put. Great things are expected of him in the future. Tilton was one of the best members of the field event squad. He was a steady member of the javelin, discus, and shotput groups. L.Bi ijou- Ellis Teeter Ross Roberts Teeter ' s name is permanently connected with the pole vault at Ohio Wesleyan. He placed in the Big Six and seldom failed to win his event in the other meets. Roberts was a consistent scorer and a valuable member of the team. The hurdles were his favorite event and he placed in them at the Big Six meet. Ellis is a promising young sophomore, the high jump and the hurdles being his specialty. Ellis usually made a substantial addition to the score. Ross was a prominent factor in the .shorter sprints. He placed in the 220 in the Big Six meet, running against some of the best dash material that the state could offer. -LeBii IJOtb- MILK llELAY nsKsr iti SPRINT RELAY MEDLEY RELAY ■LeBi ijou- SS W. Leader. W. Helms. W. Hill. J. Connolly. A. Messenger. H. Domigan. CROSS COUNTRY SEASON 1924 Oct. 18 Ohio State at Columbus. Won by State. Oct. 2 ' ' Ohio State at Wesleyan. Won by State. Oct. . 1 Wooster at Delaware. Won by Wesleyan. Nov. 8 Ohio Conference Meet at Delaware. 1st Wesleyan 2nd Oberlin 3rd Cincinnati Nov. 22 Western Conference Meet at Ann Arbor, Mich. Wesleyan finished in ninth place beating Chicago, Minnesota, Michigan Aggies, Northwestern, and Marquette. LbB IJOU- blGSlx -O0R JACk-RAOBIT {aUs lia H«oH HtiAi i,iS?, JLeBii ijcu- Top row: Coach Van Alstyne. J. Morrissey, J. Hill, A. Groom. 2nd row: V. Free, B. Boyd, H. Wagner, W. Carleton, H. Mason. 3rd row: W. Le Sourd, S. Pratt, G. Staten Capt., A. Sackstede April 11 Antioch 7 o. w. u. April 19 Hiram 5 o. w. u. April 23 Capital 13 0. w. u. April 26 Miami 1? o. w. u May 3 Ohio State 13 o. w. u May 10 Dayton 1 o. w. u May 16 Wittenberg 4 o. w. u May 21 Woo-ster 2 o. w. u May 24 Ohio U. 2 o. w. u May 28 Ohio U. 8 o. w. u 70 Average per game: Opponents 7 O. W. U. T 9 4 4 3 3 4 6 3 3 7 46 492G- -LeBi IJOtt- Van Alstyne Coach Groom Manager ANTIOCH AT DELAWARE April 11 The season opened with the invasion of the Antioch nine at Edwards Field. The game was slow until the last inning when the visitors made a rally that came dangerously near to being fatal to the lead of the Methodists. Score: AXTIOCH 7— O. W. U. 9 HIRAM AT DELAWARE April 19 The first defeat of the season came when the Hiram ball tossers nosed Wesleyan out In a twelve inning game. Hill played a stallar game lor Wesleyan. Striking out fifteen Hiram batters. Pratt also showed up well for the Red and Black, knocking a homer in the third inning. Wesleyan ' s poor fielding was largely responsible for the defeat. Score; Hiram 5— O. W. U. 4 ■LeB IJOU- Boyd 1st Base Kalbfus Catcher Mason Pitcher BONHAM Pitcher CAPITAL AT DELAWARE April 2i The twenty-third of April proved to he an off day for the Methodists, the result of which was a defeat at the hands of the diamond men of Capital University. Wilhelms, Capital ' s tall twirler, carried everything his own way. Score: Capital 13— O. W. U. 4 MIAMI AT DELAWARE Apni 26 The first athletic contest between Miami and Wesleyan since 1922 proved to be a sorry defeat for the latter. Ragged fielding was too great a handicap for even the splendid slugging of Pratt and Free to overcome, and the Wesleyan pitchers were unable to hold the visitors in check. Score: Miami 15— O. W. U. 3 OHIO STATE AT COLUMBUS May 3 Th ough playing a very creditable game, the Wesleyan men were unable to stand against the smooth working combination of the Red and Gray. The Vanmen were held scoreless until the seventh, when they pushed over three runs. Rain ended the game in the seventh inning. Score; Stati; 13—0. W. U. 3 m LeBi ijou- Tedrow Field LOOMIS Pitcher Wagner 3rd Base Hill Pitcher DAYTON U. AT DAYTON May 10 Showing their best form of the season. Wesleyan defeated the Dayton players by a four to one score. The fielding was good and Mason controlled the box perfectly. The Vanmen bunched their hits for an early lead that proved to he permanent. Score: Dayton 1— O. W. U. 4 WITTENBURG AT DELAWARE May J 6 Tradition was maintained when the Wittenburg team was sent home after a 6 — 4 defeat at the hands of the Methodist team. Three runs were bunched in the third inning and three more in the seventh which cinched the victory. Staten led in the hitting, while Mason held the mound for all nine innings. Score: Wittenburg 4 — O. W. U. 6 LeB IJOU- Le Sourd Free Sacksteder Pratt Field 2nd Base Catcher Short Stop Captain WOOSTER AT DELAWARE Mav 21 Revenge was meeted out to the Wooster team when the Red and Black defeated het on her own field 3 — 2. Hill hurled his best game of the season, striking out ten men and allow- ing only five hits. LeSourd did good work with the bat all through the game. Score: Wooster 2— O. W. U. 3 OHIO U. AT DELAWARE May 24 Ohio started the scoring of the game but could not keep up her first pace long, and was consequently defeated by a score of J — 2. Mason was in his best form and allowed the boys from Ohio U. only four hits. LeSourd and Dollings both knocked out homers. Score: Ohio U. 2— O. W. U. 3 OHIO U. AT ATHENS May 28 Ohio evened things up with Weslcyan in the return game between the two ancient rivals on her home field, nosing out the Methodists by one run in the last inning. Wesleyan led steadily until Ohio solved Hill ' s delivery in the last inning. Score: Ohio U. 8—0. W. U. 7 OR SPORTS leB IJOU- T. Top Row: Coach Pappenhagen, R. Savage, A. Cole, V. Aldrich Bottom Row: C. Blickle, W. Fowler, R. Kohn. Ohio Wesleyan ' s Tennis team went through a victorious season in 1924. The Wesleyan squad won every meet of the season except that with Ohio State. To crown such a season. Fowler and Savage took across all competition in the Ohio Conference meet at Mansfield and won the doubles championship. Savage also won the singles championship, MATCHES Heidleberg Kenyon Ohio State Heidelberg Oberlin Kenyon Wooster Oberlin Dennison Otterbein Otterbein Dennison — O. W. U. 1 O. W. U. 5 O. W. U O. W. U 2 o. w. u. 2 o. w. u. 1 o. w. u _ o. w. u. 1 o. w. u 1 o. w. u 1 o. w. u 2 o. w. u. (Ram) (Rain) (Rain) Big Six meet — Wesleyan won Doubles and Singles -LBi IJOtt- Gym Team Top Row: Coach Freeman, R. Kahle. A. Davies, D. Norton. Ind Row: A. Fasick. J. Gray. N. Vigor. R. Robinson. H. Frazer. Bottom Row: W. Peck. R. Thatcher, R. Hoy. The Ohio Wesleyan Gym Team should be given a great deal of credit for their showing this year. Competing against such schools as Ohio State and Purdue, they were able to capture one out of three meets and the other two were lost by a narrow margin. Ohio Wesleyan de- feated Ohio State for the first time in a numbr of years. Each man on the team placed in every meet and it would be difficult to select an outstanding man. In the Big Ten meet at Minneapolis, Wesleyan placed sixth defeating Ohio State, Illinois, and several other Big Ten teams. Vigor took third place in Club swinging in the individual awards. MEETS Ohio State 740 O. W. U. 7T5.5 Purdue 1245.1 O. W. U. 1170.4 Ohio State 876.7 O. W. LI. 871.6 Big Ten Meet- -Ohio Wesleyan, sixth place JLeBii ijou- T Top Row; L. Dowds, A. Scott. E. Reynolds. 2nd Row: Coach Thompson. F. Phillips. C. Davies. G. Meader. SWIMMING SEASON 1925 The .swimming team had a much better season this year than the previous season but Wesleyan is far from the top in this sport. On a trip to Michigan Wesleyan furnished close competition for Detroit University and Michigan Aggies. In two meets with Wooster the Wesleyan team lost both by close scores. However with all of this year ' s squad returning next year the prospects of a winning team look bright. W s were awarded to Captain Scott, Phillips, and Dowds. ■LeB IJOU- Miss Lydia Lightnng D. Clark M. McMenemy M. Pennock L. Bennett C. Luikhait R. Schieel LeBi ijou- In the year 1921, there came among us a woman who, in the four brief years that followed, has made herself loved by all who have been fortunate enough to obtain training under her. She has been responsible for the greater development in our Physical Education Department. Miss Mack came to us from Oberlin College where she graduated with an A. B. degree in 1921. Since that time she has done post-graduate work at the University of Wisconsin. She has been head coach here since 1923. Starting next year, the department will begin a cam- paign to have state wide use of girls rules in basketball by adopting the same itself. This is a long step toward better and greater athletics for women. ■LeB ijou- Ruth Thorne Ever since her Freshman year, Rudy has been recognized as one of the most outstand- ing athletes on the campus, excelHng in Hockey, Base- ball, Basketball, and Track. Harriet Rogers Harry ' s major and high point sport was swimming in which she won both her em- blems. She was also known as a quick wing on the Hockey team and a steady guard in Basketball. Carleen Luikart Trolly, a star speed swim- mer, has the distinction of winning her Varsity W in her Sophomore year. Charlotte Kershaw Charlie made Hockey her outstanding Sport and was awarded her W in her Senior year. Elizabeth Daniels At the position of third base- man Happy proved one of the main-springs of defense on the Baseball team. Ruth Howard Winning her Varsity W in her Junior year, Tad showed exceptional skill in both Baseball and Swimming. Virginia Allen Ginny is prominent in all sports, but she stars in Bas- ketball, Hockey, Baseball, and has held a captaincy each year Bernice Prey Bunny claims the title of being the best co-ed catcher that Wesleyan has ever pro- duced. leBi IJOUr L a {s 1| Ycl WisvUi ffectji-d, JsPfe.- t -UB IJOU- Top Row: K. Tunmons, R. Rice, K. Cole, B. Krill, L. Lippincott, E. Pinkney. 2nd Row: G. Poland, A. Cheynoweth, H. Smith, J. Boucher, R. Starr. 3rd Row: E. Richards, M. Laughlin, E. Ewing, V. Allen, D. Knable, K. Leedom. esTNtR g j nii.LisH FKM iiaiHo SRHOCKtTCAP JR HOfhEY CAP SOPti HOCKfr CftP- FR HOCh t,X CAP Junior Top Row: W. Kuhn, V. Gisreal, A. Hamilton, R. Smder, G. Hood, E. Scaife, H. Diehl. 2nd Row: E. Simfendorfer, E. Bliss, A. Stewart, L. Valentine, F. Lochhead, E. Coulter, M. Shieber. Bottom Row: M. Powell, M. Choate, M. Gress, H. Parshal, C. Luikart, K. Brewster, M. Pennock. UB IjQfUt- Sophomore Hockey Top Row: S. Bull, L. Bennett, N. Kirkp;itrick. I. Miller, M. Sheridan, L. Lynn, E. Gueppinger, C. Bell, M. McMenemy. 2nd Row; J. Turner, F. Saltz, J. Coman, R. Williams. E. Scott, J, Davis, J. Arnold. 3rd Row: M. Badlcy, E. Sherbondy. M. Kershaw. V. Ayers, F. Thompson M. Branhill. D. Holden. BtTTI pr tWlNG-CWLiNE ▼l LUIKHAKT HOCKET -V -JR HQCKE T ' XM ' JR . HOCKlf ' W JR. HOCKEY-WJR. Freshmen. Top Row: V. Ground. M. Nicholson. M. Ballinger. J. Mitchell. E. Ricard. D, Hogan, 2nd Row: H. Geddes, E. Taylor, M, George. M. Aikens. G. Price. M. Covell. A. Burns 3rd Row: M. Hosier. G. Frye. J. Page, S. Such. R. Rusell. Le M. Brushwood. 4th Row: J. Kris. R. Graves. L. Shrope, L. Morrow. R. Morrow. JLeB: ipu- Top Row B Knll, H Smith, M Wilson, ] Bouchei, G Poland 2nd Row D Goodwin, K Timmons, R Rice, E Pinkney, E Ewing. 3rd Row: E. Richards, E. Mennough, R. Thorne, V. Allen, V. Gisriel. PUTH f| :;- THCiKWE MRltNt ' LDlKHhRT 3R. aBXAPT- JR. e.B- CftPT- Junior Basket Ball Top Row: D. Bondley, M. Lanz. ]. Rcagcr, L. Valentine, F. Lockhead. 2nd Row: J. Pifer, R. Snider, H. Diehl, C. Rice, M. Moon, E. Barnes. Bottom Row: M. Gress, K. Brewster, C. Luikart, G. Hood, M. Pennock. l Br IJOU- Top Row: I. Miller, M. McMenemy. L. Hadsell, F. Still well, L. Bennett. :nd Row: N. McBride, M. Sheridan, R. Williams, M. Atkinson, E. Sherbondy. . rd Row: V. Ayers. S. McKown, L. Lynn, N. Volk, E. Goeppinger, S. Bull 4th Row: M. Hall, E. Gillette, H. Martin, M. Kershaw, R. Johnston tSIHcR ' HENOUGH Freshmein Basket Ball Top Row: J. Cameron, J. Page, J. Mictchell, H. Geddes, G. Frye, M. Hosier, D. Fey. 2nd Row. E. Schieber, E. Hook, E. Ricard, M. Aikens, R. Stidd, E. Graf, D. Clark. R. Graves. Bottom Row: A. Bartlett. C. Carter, A. Burns, M. Brungard, A. Shunk, F. Metcalfe, R. Morrow. LeB IJOU- V. Allen. C. Rice. M. Wilson. L. Kimler. J. Grouse, J. Boucher. R. Thorne. L. Valentine. H. Jewett, F. Baumgardner. K. Anderson. D. Briggs. E. Booton. E. Menough, M. Pennock. E. Ewing. E. Bhss. B. Krill. E. Pinkhani. S. Bull. E. Richard. M. Sheridan, H. Smith. L. Lippincott. M. Powell, A. Stewart. F. Lockhead. D. Clark, J. Boucher, K. Timmons, I. Miller V. Allen, V. Ayres. M. Pennock, C. Luikart, M. Burns, M. McMenemy. i.Bi ijou- Women ' s Life Saving Corps Top Row: M. Twinem, A. Gooding, M. Atkin. ' on, N. Nelson. L. Thomas, H. Albaugh, E. Ewing. 2nd Row: M. Sheridan, D. Stark, A. Semans, J. Coman, E. Taylor, E. Bliss, G. Bird, L. Lightring. Jrd Row: M. McMenemy, K. Timmons. P. Thomas, C. Rice, J. Page, G. Hornbeck, M. Kershaw, A. Burns. Bottom Row: M. A. Hall, D. Holden, C. Bell, C. Luikhart, M. Young L Kimler, K. Whitney. N. Kirkpatrick. R. Schreel. Reland Schreel Re is widely known as the mascot of the swimming team. Last year she added the Exam- iner ' s emblem to her Life Saving emblem won while still an un- derclassman. Marox Young Marox e m p h a- sizes speed and her Trudgeon Crawl has placed her as one of the fastest swimmers in school. She wears the Life Saving and Ex- aminer ' s emblems, and her W which she won last year. ' i ■LeBiJou- M m •f-., I  l? v.1 a- . •-=, n v ' . « « . ' ■-. ?-. i -r -LeBii ijoit- M. Evans. J. Joseph. R. Schreel, E. Knachel. W. Helms. L. Moore. R. Swaim. B. Griffith. K. Guthery. H. Pearce. D. Phillips, J. Hyde, A. Button, M. Sackett, C. French, P. Fancher. P. Ireland. P. Wilson. M. Badley. O. Axleson, L. Parker, D. Rice. H. Wagner. T. Leoppert. President Student Body Treasurer Student Body President Debate and Oratory Council . . . President Senior Lecture Course .... President Y. M. C. A. . President Athletic Association President Honor Court President Men ' s Pan-Hellenic Council President Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Council President W. A. A. . . President Y. W. C. A. MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL Wilfred Helms President Student Government . . . .Margaret Wilson . . . .Hughes Wagner Women ' s Non-Fraternity Representative Josephine Hyde .... Bernard Griffith Men ' s Non-Fraternity Representative Philip Ireland Editor of The Transcript Charles French President Class ' 2 5 Oscar Axelson Vice-President Kathenne Guthery President Class ' 26 Harley Pierce Vice-President Augusta Button President Class ' 27 Lincoln Parker Vice-President Mary Ester Badley Lorine Moore President Class 28 Raymond Swaim Reland Schreel Vice-President Dorothy Rice ...Dorothy Phillips Pies. Cla.ss ' 2=! in ' 24 Edwin Knachel Mary Sackett .Theodore Loeppert Miles Evans Paul Fancher . Paul Joseph leB IJOU- M. Wilson W. Helms B. Griffith H. Wagner O. AXELSON C. French THE DUTIES OF THE COUNCIL The Student Executive Council acts as the direct agent of the student body. It considers not only matters pertaining directly to the student body but also matters referred to it by the President of the University. It makes recommendations to both the Faculty and the Student Body. In addition to its functions as an advisory board it confers with the Faculty Committee through the Council Committee. The Joint Committee of the Faculty and the Council makes recommendations regarding the following problems: (a) Maintaining eligibility for representing the University in the various student activities, (b) Participation in extra-curriculum activities, (c) Student morality, (d) Regulation and distribution of all social activities and the admission fees to be charged in each c ase. (e) Determination of causes to be represented in the Student Chest and the amounts to be granted in each case. In general, the student Executive Council serves as an executive committee in all matters pertaining to student interests. The Council is composed of the ranking Senior members of the Student Council and handles the more important affairs which are turned over to them by the larger Council. L.Bi ijou- J. Pierce H. Wagner J. Winters C. MiDDLETON H. ROSSER Student Chest Subscription. 1924-1925 ' Cause Apportionment Young Men ' s Christian Association S2100.00 Young Women ' s Christian Association 2100.00 Student ReHef Friendship Fund 1000.00 Lucknow Christian College 1000.00 Student Loan Fund 700.00 Sister Colleges 700.00 Emergency Fund 300.00 O. W. U. Band 100.00 Total $8000.00 ■LeB IJOU- J. BOUCHFR P. Fancher J. Fulton W. ROCERS P. Anderson D. Stecher K. Brewster J. TiLTON K. Pearce THE OHIO WESLEYAN HONOR COURT The Honor Court at Ohio Wesleyan is essentially a student organization through which oifenders to the honor system are punished. In the past this court has worked with efficiency taking the matter of violations to the honor rule off the should- ers of the faculty and placing it on the student body. We are proud to say that we have the honor system and that it is successfully supported. During the past year the court has functioned exceptionally well and is securing a surer foothold among the institutions here at Wesleyan. The court is made up of representatives from each class, the women being represented as well as the men. These representatives are elected by the students themselves. In this way an otfender will respect the honor rule if he knows that he will be tried by his own classmates. mm ' DEBIIT[ ' MU C-liaiCIDN LeB IJOU- Top Row V. Bricker H. Anderson C. Hutchinson K. Squires Prof, E. Miller B. Griefith Bottom Row R. Rogers J. Peters J. Dean J. Corlette W. Jones R. Anderson ieBi IJOUr )enior p. Ireland M. Sackett C. Lutz V. Bricker L. Merwin W. Rogers A. Scott CONCERTS Oct. 12 United States Marine Band Oct. 24 Jessie Christian — Contralto Nov. 12 Leo Ornstein, Lecturer Nov. 20 Edwin E, Slosson Dec. 12 Norman Angel Jan. 9 T. Sarg ' s Marrionettes Feb. 12 Maud Ballington Booth Feb. 17 Allen McQuhae Mar. i London String Orchestra Mar. IS Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Apr. :i Mark Sullivan ■LeBii ijou- L l l MVli , HMM mmmm ■HB: - : - y) t ■% IB n PKJ ' ?? • 41 i ' ..s.:. f( . - T F ' ■ n w  . i£SI P« « ! - ni S S- J w-i 1 i iih. ' ;V h h ■ ■ , , ■ -;! i ' J f a i R i  J 1 irt % K r ' Wv-fl K w 1 |- -w ' Top Row: G. Meader, W. Hollett, B. Griffith, R. Warren. H. Calkins, D. Stecher. 2nd Row: C. Luts, P. Edwards. T. Reese. J. Peters. R. Stansberry. Bottom Row: H. Anderson. J. Dean, P. Gray. F. Ensley, J. Pyke. V. Zeigler. The Varsity debates of tlie .season were as follows: January 16. Triangular debate, O. W. U. — I. Western Reserve — 0. at Cleveland. O. W. U.— 0. Wooster — 1. at Delaware. (The expert judge system was used in this debate) March 6, Colgate— 2, O. W. U.— 1, at Buffalo. March 31. Dual debate, O. W. U. vs. Oberlin. at Delaware and Oberlin. April 10, O. W. U. vs. Denver, at Delaware. (The open forum system of judging was used here) ■LeBi IJOUr Frosh Debate Top Row: V. Keyt, B. Kelly, J. Hoffman, W. Boenker. 2nd Row: W. Rolls, F. Harper, P. Ebeling. Bottom Row: D. Bennett, J. Smith, R. Allen, B. Mercer. The Frosh debates were: March 26, O. W. U.— 1, AUegehcny— 0, at Meadville, Pa. March 30, O. W. U. — 2, Penn State — 1, at Delaware. LeB IJOU- Top Row 2nd Row: 3 rd Row 4th Row 5th Row Jones, Manton, Bumstead, Neiswander, Gray, Moore, Fancher, Axleson, Forsythe, Scott, Higgins, Severinghaus, Kelley, Holcombe. Butler, Pinkney, Reese, Adams, Richards, Updegraff, SHck, Smith, Goubeaux, Ireland, Smith. Cherry, Olsen, Gensemer, Stafford. Clark, Bartholomew, Pfarr, Walker, Manton, Moody, Colson. Beside the Home Concert, which was given in Gray Chapel, the Glee Club gave con- certs in Canton, Mas.silon. East Liverpool, Lisbon, and Columbus. Before the Christmas trip they broadcasted a program as a special feature from Station WBAV at Columbus. Desmond Moody Frank Slick -LeBi ijou- Choral Club Top Row: R. Turner, M. Tyler, E. Goeppinger, M. Stager. H. Northway. R. Ely, R. Leavengood, E. Keller. G. Shaw, G. Griffith. 2nd Row: L. Poinier. F. Hawes, E. Shupp, D. Kent, N. Keagy, M. Clarke, A. Cheynoweth, E. Tolerton, E. Pinkney, M. George, M. Rubendall, E. Schieber. 5rd Row: H. Miller, R. Koester, E. Stewart, M. Workman, D. Whittier, H. Hardinger, C. Wilson, R. Stull, M. Jacot, J. Suttles, M. Kissner. Bottom Row: V. McQuillen, D. Bline, W. Sweetman, D. Dillon. F. Barten- field, E. Casner, E. Cherry, B. Free, E. Ireland. I SOPRANO Fanny Bartenfeld Ruth Brooks Dons Dillon Ruth Ely Bessie Free Eleanor Goeppinger Gladys Griffith Rosilind Koester Ruth Leavengood Verna McQuillen Louise Poiner Winona Weetam Eleanor Tolerton Rotha Turner Dorothy Watson Cleo Wilsin II ALTO Anna Chynoweth Florebce Hawes Norma Keagy Helen Northway Marjorie Tyler Doris Whittier Woman ' s Choral Club 11 soprano Janice Barrick Francis Chaine Evelyne Cherry Francis Colvin Mabel Jacot Ester Keller Mildred Kissner Helen Miller Elizabeth Pinkney Geraldine Shaw Elizabeth Shough Julia Stull accompanist Marguerite Ferguson I alto Dorothy Bline Elizabeth Bender Margaret Clark Marion George Helen Hartinger Elearir Ireland Dorothy Kemp Marion Rubendall Evelyn Scheiber Josephine Suttles Wilda Ward Marjorie Workman Inter collegiate contest — Dayton, March 20, 21, 22 Home Concert — March 13. ■LeB IJOU- ysssag 1 1 g Mp Vm H M KiPlm 5f 3 q oBm BBamM 1 fl . H ft! __ P. Kepner, Leader Top Row: J. Crimm, Drum Major 2nd Rov M. Davis. W. Boden. M. Morrison, V. Zeigler. R. Stewart, B. EUenberger, A. Bradley, L. Bctz, C. Drayer, J. Schraegle, M. Keller. N. Gill, W. Domer, F. Tnttschud, G. Stewart. J. Beard, J. Sickler, C. Kuehn, R. Vandervort, C. Shoemaker, R. Williams, W. Rhynard. 3 rd Row : R. Rush, H. Rienhart, T. Bauman, C. Morrison, C. Roshon, R. Sharp, C. Proctor, D. Robart. W. Rolls, C. Slovosky, P. Baldridge, T. Faulkner. Bottom Row; H. Houser. F. Ros.selat. C. Jones. C. Luts. H. Kirk. E. Jones. L. Winchell, D. Bauman, J. Shuter, H. Jones, O. Pogue, R. Boyd, H. Rosser, L. Austin. ■LeBi IjOUr Officers President: Donald Eyssen Vice-President: Emma M. Ne Secretary: Katherine Squire Treasurer: Joyce Crimm Faculty Members J. T. Marshman R. C. Hunter E. W. Miller L. C. McNabb Pearl M. Leas Edith McNabb Hilda Minder Mildred Alcott Student Active Members Donald Eyssen Emma Marie Neff Joyce Crimm Katherine Squire Bert Held Elizabeth Hoffman Nina Baker Imo Kilbury Lillian Murphy William Rogers Norman Olsen J. Murray Walker Raymond Hay Leon Kofod Sylvester Rynearson Lawrence Austin Wesley Manley Henry Friedman fl Thomas Reese Nelson Cruikshank Marjorie Boring Raymond Kahle Janette Dwire Ralph Engelhardt Catherine Bradley Helen Holloway Catherine Houk Ruth Landon Dorothy Phillips Helen Jo Ramsdell Harold Smith Elizabeth Tiel Harold Stephens A. C. Connolly Mary Kerns John W. Parlette Margaret Roland Gwendolyn Mills Ruth Leavengood Ralph Rush Ewart Turner Paul Randall Maude Welsh Martha Huston Student Associate Member Lois Snedeker Augusta Button Mary Griffith Robert Warren Brenton Badley Mary E. Badley Cleora Bell Vance Bricker Donald Driver Rolland Evans Elizabeth Flynn Frances Freeman Helen Heddleson Dorothy Holden Howard Houser Dorothy James Mary McKeag Ruth McLean Hester Meek Mildred Moon Helen Page Alice Parks Margaret Richardson Martha Ruckenbrod Ruth Schaeffer Claudia Shields Richard Smith Arlie Stong Hughes Wagner Richard Whiting Marjorie Workman Doris Bondley Gertrude Bird Julia Stull LeB IJOU- Top Row: W. Rogers, E. Turner, P. Edwards, V. Zeiggler. 2nd Row: N. Alexander. C. Hoak, R. Annas, O. Axelson, J. Peters. 3rd Row: O. Stewart. T. Taylor, P. Ireland, W. Jones, L. Kofod. Bottom Row: H. Smith. R. Reid. T. Loeppert, R. Rogers, S. McCammon. Theodore Loeppert — President Leon Kofod — Vice-President Rex Reid — Recording Secretary Oscar Axelson — Member oj Board of Directors Board of Directors Theodore A. Loeppert — President Prof. E. L. Rice — Chairman Board of Directors Charles G. Laughlin — General Secretary Prof. R. H. Walker — Faculty Treasurer Charles Laughlin, Gen. Sec. John Annas, Pres.-£Iect -LeB IJOU- AndrevV Thomas Business Manager Charles French Editor-in-Chiej Charles French ....... Editor-in-Chief Andrew Thomas . . . . . . Qusx-ncss Manager Alfred Havighurst . . . . . . Managing Editor Philip Ireland Hi ws Editor Louis Clipp ........ Sport Editor Naomi Jones - - - - - - - Monnett Editor Mary Mueller . . . , . . . Siocitty Editor Lenore Valentine . . . . . Women ' s Sport Editor Roland Evans . . . . . . Advertising Editor Philip EUenberger . . . . . CircuIatioiT Manager Roland Stewart . . . . . Assistant Circulation Mgr. Lincoln Parker . . . . . Assistant Sport Editor Milton Grow . . . . . . Business Associate Abigal Semans . . . . Assistant Women ' s Sport Editor George Pierce ...... Business Associate Robert Manchester . . . . . Business Associate Victor Free . . . . . . . . Issue Editor Harold Bruce . . . . . . . Issue Editor Chads Skinner ........ Reporter John Pyke . . . . . . . . . Reporter Mildred McCally ........ Reporter Mable Scott ......... Reporter Helen Dean . . . . . . . . Reporter Homer Peterson . . . . . . . , Reporter William Newcomb ....... Reporter Charles Farran - - - . ■ . . . . Reporter Calvin Drayer . . . , . . . . Reporter Dorothy Holden ........ Reporter Margaret Stockman - - . . . . . Reporter Norma Hendricks . . . , . . , Reporter Dorothy James . . . . . , . . Reporter Dorothy Black . . . . . . . . Reporter Dorothy Madden - - . . . . . Reporter LeBi ijou- Oliio Wesleyan Transcript Top Row: P. Ireland. D. Black, H. Dean. D. Madden, H. Albaugh. P. Ellenberger. 2nd Row; M. Grow, L, Cole. A. Havighurst, B. Ehnes, L. Clipp, V. Free. Jrd Row: R. Manchester. D. James. M. Stockman, N. Jones, M. McCally. R. Evans. 4th Row: J. Pyke, S. Drayer, H. Bruce. M. Scott, D. Holden. G. Pierce. Bottom Row; C. Farran, M. Mueller, H. Peterson, R. Stewart, M. Murray, C. Skinner. -UB IJOU- William Cowden Business Manager Jack Rees Editor-in-Chief Jack Rees . . . . , Editor-in-Chief William Cowden - - - Business Manager Pauline Piccard - , . , , A t Editor Editorial Staff Herbert Ellis Athletic Editor William Rogers ...... Fraternity Editor Lillian Murphy ........ Monnett Staff Phcrbia Thomas . . . . . Asst. Monnett Editor Lenore Valentine ...... Women ' s Athletics Business Staff Carlton Seeley . . , . Busmess. Manager {1st Sem.) Miles Turner . . . . . Asst. Business Manager Norman Soutar , . . . . Aduertising Manager Wilbur Robertson ....... Accountant Henrietta Albaugh . . . . Monnett Business Manager Mildred Kieth . . . . Asst. Movmett Business Manager LeBi ijou- W. Robertson M. Kieth W. Rogers L. Murphy N. Soutar P. Thomas C. Seeley P. Pickard M. Turner H. Albaugh H. Ellis L. Valentine -LeB ijou- m Top Row: W. Dunton, R. Williams, W. Howells, H. Gray 2nd Row: B. Ehnes, W. Hulse, M. Grow, C. Weaver. 3rd Row: F. Holt, W. Rogers, N. Jones, J. Beal, L. Murphy, C. Skinner. Editorial Staff N. B. Jones E. Spybey Wm. Hulse J. Gray C. Skinner L. Snedeker D. Snowman B. Ehnes C. Weaver A. Bryan L. Murphy MoNNETT Staff R. Schreel. Manager V. Allen R. Washburn M. Dixon F. Holt William H. Hessler Business Staff J. Beal, Circulation Manager K. Lippert, Advertising Mgr. V. Free, Asst. Adv. Manager D. Moody M. Grow R. Manchester W. Howells Art Staff C. Chapman, Art Editor W. Dunton C. Rich J. Whitcomb R. Williams J. Jackson Editor-in-Chief William Hessler Editor-in-Chief miE RCTIVITICG ■LeBii ijou- Molly Lowe Margaret Wilson Justine Heasley Elizabeth Bevan Dorothy Phillips Ruth McLean Mable Miller- Charlotte Monnett Dorothy Clark Dorothy Dawson Ann Chenoweth Marian Sergant The Woman ' s Student Government Association The organization known as the W. S. G. A. was established by the women of the Uni- versity. The object of the organization is to provide an inclusive organization through which all the Women ' s activities may be coordinated: also to make conditions which will, in the best manner possible promote the spiritual, intellectual and physical welfare of all the women on the campus. All undergraduate women are members of the association. The Executive and Judicary president must be elected from the Senior class. There is a committee selected from the faculty which acts as advisory board. The Association makes the rules by which the women must abide in regard to decorum, exercise and social life. All the women of the W. S. G. A. are expected to give it their loyal support. ■LeBi ijou- C A Cabinet D. Phillips, G. Bird. W. Ward, R. McLean, P. Thomas, J. Hamilton. L. Miller, E. Bevan, H. Bechdel. D. Briggs. J. Heasley, M. Sackett S. Wright, M. Keith, B. Ellsworth, R. Schreel. R. Leavengood. A. Button. LeB ijou- Twin W Top Row: C. Rice, B. Kiill. E. Bliss. M. Young. 2nd Row: A. Stewart, H. Harmon, M. Sheridan, R. Thome, F. Lockhead. 3rd Row: R. Schreel. L. Merwin. E. Booton, D. Holden. Bottom Row: M. Pennock. C. Luikhart, V. Allen, M. Kershaw, E. Menough ' ■LeB ijou- Top Row: R. Thorne, R. McClean, D. Philipps, M. Hayman. J. Boucher, B. Krill. 2nd Row: M. Keith. H. Albaugh, J. Heasley, E. Bhss, A. Button. 3rd Row: L. Merwin, K. Timmons, E. Neff, E. Booton, L. Miller, C. Luikart. LeB IJOU- Top Row: H. Etling, D. Bondley, M. Griffith. 2nd Row: A. Button. H. Hirschman, M. Hublitz. E. Hoffman. 3rd Row: J. Kilbury. M. Crawford, F. Wintermute, E. Heddleson, M. Roland. Dual Debate O. W. U. vs. Oberlin, at Obcrlin and Delaware -LeB IjOUr uim Mildred Hollett Mildred McCally Norma Seal Dorothy Stark Augusta Button ■LeB ijou- m- Top Row: I. Footer. H. Dean, E, Carpenter, P. Thomas, E. Ewing, F. Chaine, B. Ellsworth. 2nd Row: F. Beck, E. Bliss, R. McLean. L. Bates. H. Bechdel. 3rd Row: D. Engleking. G. Hecker, T. Bowman. J. Ball, K. Babb, C. Guiler, J. Chaine. E. Dye. 4th Row: K. Brewster, E. Barnes. H. Shutt, E. Cherry, E. Casner, E. Flynn. Top Row: S. Meitgler, G McMilhan, R RiLe A. Moscman, D. Briggs, J. Jenkins, M. Sabling 2nd Row: L. Hursh, C. Rice, W. Palmer, K. Menke. M. Miller, L. Moore. 3rd Row: L. Parsons, A. Parkes, M. Landis, R. Mason, E. Monesmith, H. Parshall, P. Randolph. 4th Row: E. Richards, J. Loyd, M. Pennock, G. Pratt, S. Fife. ■LBi ijoit- Tup Row: V. Gilliam, M. McKeag, E. Cmely. D. Bondley. G. Hood. 2nd Row: J. Dwire, D. Dawson, A. Gibson, N. Keagy, R. Adams, M. Krahl, H. Kingsbury. E. Bevan, M. Hallett. 5rd Row: M. Griffith, A. Knapp, D. Buckley, L. Koester, E. Heddleson, D. Fritzinger, M. Kershaw, J. Hyde. 4th Row: M. Johnson, C. Herron, G. Imes, D. James, M. Badley, R. Crow- der, G. James. Top Row: M. Tyler. M. Ticdway. J. Weiblc, J, Turner, G. Shaw, A. Good, F. Wintermute. 2nr Row: R. Wolfe, A. Ritz, M. Sandmeister, L. Thomas, D, Stark, M. Schieber, N. Seal, M. Kelly. Jrd Row: E. Stewart, A. Stong, E. Smith, A. Button, V. Fleming, F. Mooney, M. Tripeer. 4th Row: M. Wise, M. Workman, I. Kilbury, E. Yeomans, F. Love, P. Witer, S. Teal. -UB IJOU- MiLiiREn Keith Dorothy Phillips 1st Semester Julia Stull Vashti Gisriel Gwendolyn Mills Katherine Squires 2nd Semester Katherine Timmons Henrietta Albaugh Anne Booton Helen Halloway Ruth Leavengood iieBi ijou- Tup Row: C. Armstrong. H. Albaugh, M. Bing, E. Ball, M. Hollingsworth, C. Essenwein. 2nd Row: E. Grouse, M. Robertson, J. Boucher, J. Coman, M. Carr, M. Cartwright, M. Au.stin. 3rd Row: M. Beech, C. Anders, F. Bayes, M. Anderson, D. Black, M. Bass. 4th Row: J. Almendinger, H. Durant, D. Powell, A. Carquerville. K. Dush. L. Clark. C. Bell. 5th Row: M. Crawford, V. Dove, R. Bryan, K. Cooper, D. Holden, M. Boring. Top Rt)w: E. Lowe. M. Rukcnhrood. F. Falke. A. Hamilton, J. Fulton, E. Menough. 2nd Row; V. Hawver. M. Barnhart, M. Hahon, H. Harmon, H. Long, E. Cook. 3rd Row: H. Hartingcr. V. Gisriel, L. Lynn, J. Heasley, L. Hadsel, E. Ireland. R. Gregg 4th Row: E. Hoffman. R. Houston, F. Keith. M. Hall, B. Houston. Bottom Row: R. Johnson. E. Loyd. M. Hawley. M. Myers, M. Dixon, F. Freeman. l B IJOU- Top Row: E. Quass, M. Shaffer, M. Spaulding, R. Thomas. R. Werst, B. Skelton. 2nd Row: E. Scaife, B. Sellards, R. Starr. A. Semans. R. Washburn. J. Saylor. 3rd Row: H. Ramsdell. H. Watiei, K. Timmons. F. Naylor. J. Shanafelt. M. Richardson. M. Thomas. 4th Row: H. Stoddard. M. Smith. M. Roberts, R. Schacffcr, R. Schrccl. J. Richardson. Top Row E Moms. H Miller, M. Myers. E. Meek, H. Meek. 2nd Row: E. Price, J. Menke, N. Nelson, F. Reigle, A. McGinnie, S. McKown. 3rd Row: L. Shoop. M. Lowe, M. Moyer, C. Monnett. F. Sloan. 4th Row: M. Muller, R. Pennell, M. Postance, L. Murphy, H. Moyer, L. Merwin. ■LeB IJOU- Tup Row: R. Rosser, H. Kalbfus, J. Pierce, J. Winters, M. Evans. 2nd Row: H. Wagner, H. MacCracken, L. Blanchard. D. Nelson, W. Kraft. W. Wolf, H. Ellis. 3rd Row: A. Cole, R. Bowers, W. Ross, W. LeSourd, N. Vigor, R. Kale. Bottom Row: S. Pratt. C. Lutz, J. Tilton, E. Knacliel, H. SnoutTer, F. Southard, A. Thomas. ■LeBi ijou- Top Row: O. Axleson. W. Helms. H. Wagner. 2nd Row: R. Stewart. W. Ross. V. Free, L. Kofod. Bottom Row: T. Loeppert. M. Evans, L. Scaife, J. Joseph, H. Anderson. ■LeB IJOU- Top Row: P. Graf, I. Pifer, M. Holcomb, ]. Richardson, V. Ickes. Second Row: W, Helms, R. Dove, C. Molder, H, Friedman. Bottom Row: L. Merwin, K. Guthery, Prof. Duval, B. Sellards, S. Linden- meyer. ieBi ijoit- English Writer s Club Top Row: C. Weaver, V. Aldrich, M. Manley, B. Ehnes. 2nd Row: E. Booton. B. Sellards, R. Ncwcomb, E. Carr, M. Hazzard, J. Whittier L. Merwin. 3rd Row: D. Black, N. Jones, H. Diehl, A. Booton, E. Lowe, L. Snedeker, 4th Row: G. lams, L. Parsons, K. Glenn, E. Spybey, M. Badley. leB IJOU- spel Team Top Row: R. Stilwell, C. Murray, P. Ireland, M. Archer. 2nd Row: F. Wintermute, C. Murphy, R. Ropp, D. Sylcr, P. Meridith, O. Axelson. .Vd Row: A. Reid, F. Kearns, J. Peters, W. Roger,, W. HiU. Bottom Row: C. Jones. E. LaFollette, T. Leoppert, S. McCammon, P. An- derson. Christmas Vacation Upper Sandusky, O. Leonardsburg, O. February 22 — Plain City, O. Spring Vacation Warren, O., Mt. Vernon, O., Marengo, O., Toledo, O. LeBi IJOUr Top Row: B. Wu, H. Smith, D. Lee, Nitane, T. Gaw. 2nd Row: D. Powell, W. Wang, W. Manley, S. Ozaki, P. Lee. 3rd Row: L. Harrington, J. Hyde, C. Rice, E. Simpfendorfer, F. Beck, L. Graft. 4th Row: A. Dayan, K. Sugimori, M. E. Badley, C. Powell, K. Brewster. - JjeBi ijou- Top Row: F. Sloan, G. Brobst, E. Shough, D. Bondley, A. Stafei, M Peck 2nd Row: M. Holt, F. Donat, V. Wilk, J. Hamilton, L. Hadsell 3i-d Row: M. Welch, C. Smith, F. Hendee, E. Saylor, G. Tryon, E Dye Bottom Row: E. Wolfe, L. Watts, R. Turner, W. Rimer, E. Smith ■• M. Denny, D. Briggs, E. McFarlan. G. Shoemaker. L. Van Meter, E. Walcott, M. Hayman, S. Bartlctt, A. Jackson. E. Williamson, M. Harbage, B. Winstel, V. McQuillan, B. Counts. H. Salsbury, M. Buell, F. Holt, C. Monnett, D. Engelking. m- ieBi IJOUr ScPaP .% ' . ik; 1tf.rt!i LeB IJOU- -LeBii ijou- 1 h S n V «. ' iN on neif -LeBi ' pO OJJR advertisers, ivho so willingly contributed to the suc- cess of this hook, we express our keenest appreciation. OHIO WESLEYAN THE NAME WHICH SIGNIFIES ' CHARACTER BVILDINQ SlhlCE 1842 tHA THE NAME WHICH SIGNIFIES ' ' VOKYKMTURE WITH CHARACTER SINCE 1871 WILSON ' S C. J. of course COLLEGE CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN LUNCHES ICE CREAM ISALY ' S Quick Lunch or Breakfast on the Way to School Best Ice Cream in Town Isaly Dairy Co. CREAM STATION B. M. LEMLEY THE CHITTENDEN COLUMBUS, OHIO Is a hotel established on the principles of COURTESY and SERVICE The food served in our Res- taurant and Coffee Shop is „ _ , ,,.,„ „ , L. the best (-}ja(- . y |-,g prepared ta 5 W W -j-]-| - I rt i to please the most critical ■ - m ' . ' ' L L r, ' - ' ■ % ■ pill ' taste. The CHARQES are MODERATE ■J -via I m Lr ■, j t _-,nlfj J. P. SULLIVAN MANAGER Open Until Midnight Open Until Midnight THE JOLLY GARGOYLE Famous Toasted Sandwiches Imported Stationery and Jewelry Steak Dinners, 65c Sunday Evening Dinners COLUMBUS Down the Alley from the Chamber of Commerce VATSURE ' S CONFECTIONERY WESLEYAN ' S FAVORITE The Columbus Delaware y xirion ectric Qompaw You are proud of Delaware as your University City. Delaware ' s Utilities are an Asset to any city. Your patronage is Delaware ' s Utilities necessary to the success of Ride the Clean, Sure, Safe, Speedy and Up-to-Date Interurban Cars THE WESLEYAN C. D. a: M. IS IS FOR FOR jSLEYAN THE C. D. Si M g = = = = = i- = : = ™ ' ' ■ ' RELIABLE CLOTHIERS The SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY Established 1870 Delaware, Ohio Remember — 1 TOU DO BEST AT SMITHS QoxnpXumnis of a friend DON ' T FORGET! For the Best Shoe Shining Go to THE BOSTON SHOE SHINING PARLOR 24 N. Sandusky Street Bill Pappas, Prop. 1 HATS BLOCKED AND CLEANED Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FRESH AND SALTED MEATS, LARDS AND DRESSED POULTRY Sausage a Specialty Special Rates to Fraternities John H. Koch Phone 2394 72 South Sandusky Street 1 DELAWARE, - - - OHIO THE BONCILLA BEAUTY SHOPPE All lines of beauty culture 61 2 N. SANDUSKY ST. CIT. PHONE 6421 THE McCuUough LUMBER YARD 88 E. WINTER ST. Phone 2374 Ask for Eucall Medicines And Toilet Articles Wherever yciu live Your Druggist will get them ior you it not m Stock. NORWOOD DRUG CO. Delaware, Ohio. REMEMBER! We Can Furnish You with Anything in Auld ' s Fraternity and Society Pins OWEN JEWELRY CO. MAIL ORDERS GLADLY ACCEPTED Pearl Ws Wesleyan Seals -X iSS S: DELAWARE, OHIO A Personal Service in Banking Matters Depositors and clients of the Delaware Savings Bank Co. are treated with the consideration and in- dividual attention that you would expect from an institution which has long made specialty of per- sonal service in hanking 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 HUNGRY! THIRSTY! THEN GET YOUR SANDWICHES and DRINKS HERE University Confectionery BEST MILK SHAKES in TOWN opposite the Library LEE BELL— PROP. I THE STRAND A PICTURE PLAY-HOUSE OF CHARACTER HENRY BIEBERSON, JR., Proprietor Evans Soda Grill When the Sweet Tooth Says Candy the Wisdom Tooth Says Doc ' s. 63 N. SANDUSKY ST. DELAWARE, OHIO. SHOES and OXFORDS Young men whci demand genuine style and comfort of their shoes will find satis ' faction in our shoes — They are offered in all new lasts. We also carry a hig variety of Riding and Hiking Breeches for Ladies and Men. The People ' s Store The Store of Better Values for Less Money 15 W. William St. Bradley s Drug Store Agency for PARKER FOUNTAIN PENS AND PARKER PENCILS NO. 1 NORTH SANDUSKY ST. ' HI ' CLASS Dry Cleaning KISER 29 WINTER STREET LEARN To SAVE Bargains Every day is Bargain Day BENTZ 5 10c VARIETY STORE TOUR PATROHAGE APPRECIATED repetition of actions. The saving habit is a good one to form. Delaware National Bank ORIGINAL CHARTER 1845 PROMPT PRINTERS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE The Independent Print Shop E. WILLIAM ST. DELAWARL, OHIO Fraternities Sororities CASE ICE CREAM In case you want the best From CASE youll get the 1 BEST The University BOOK Si ORE For Nearly Twenty Years the Student | Headquarters in Delaware Special Attention to Mail Orders Fred E. Huntsberger, ' 08 Chas. S. Huntsberger, ' 13 an;:; HOTEL HARDING Marion, Ohio EUROPEAN FIREPROOF Open February 1st, 1924 150 Rate Rooms 100 Baths 3 ' l P 2.50 Every room an outside room with circulating ice water and every modern convenience. Large, light, airy sample rooms. EXCEPTIONAL FOOD SERVICE Main Dining Room and Lunch Room THE NEW HOTEL COMPANY Chas. T. Gauvey, Manager and Director The cover for this annual was created by The DAVID J, MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois ©very MoUoy Made Cover bears this trade mark on the bock lid. THE W. M. Heseltine Company DRY GOODS SILK HOSIERY 1.00 1.35 2.00 The Best Value Shown at Each Price SMITH SHOE SERVICE Have Your Shoes REBUILT INSTANT SERVICE 18 W. WINTER ST. J, M. W. Westwater Company 56 East Gay Street COLUMBUS Distributing Agents for Central Ohio for the Famous Syracuse China Dinnerware Special Patterns Made For Fraternities Ten open stock decorated patterns carried at all times, as well as a complete line of cut, etched and plain Libby Glassware. B 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. LEMLEY BOOK STORE COLLEGE SUPPLIES 21 W. Winter St. BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER You ' ll always find the best dressed men coming to this store with their cleaning, pressing and repairing. They 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 POOL BILLIARDS BOWLING Always at Your Service THE SARATOGA The O.K. Hardware THE BEST PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE AND CUTLERY Phone 2516 Delaware, - - - Ohio SI; :. ! THE BLAIR- KELLEY COMPANY selling QUALITY MERCHANDISE at LOW PRICES for 25 YEARS in the same location 57- ?9 NORTH SANDUSKY ST. RUSSELL KISSNER zip service THE COMPLETE BUILDER ' S SUPPLY YARD Coal, Building Materials and Johns-Manville Roofing PHONE 1691 3£ w. STUDENTS! A Wedding REMEMBER MY LINE! of Service Style Hat Blocking, Cleaning, Pressing | and Repairing PINKY ' S ' Kuppenheimer ' 71 2 N. SANDUSKY ST. OVER TOMMY VATSURE ' S CALL DELIVER | Good Clothes THE BANNER MEAT Dankel . Anderson MARKET Edgar Kent, Prop. The Store with a Conscience City Phone 2501 16 Sandusky Street Delaware, - - - - - Ohio i Paul Bianchi ' s WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM For Cool and Refreshing Drinks LISK ENAMELWARE | CANDY, LIGHT LUNCHES FRY GLASS OVENWARE AND SMOKES 24 South Sandusky Street COLLEGE JEWELRY C. 0. HAAS AND Department Store SUITABLE GIFTS at ENGLISH, NIPPON AND | B.YEHLEY l SON Jewelry Optometrists DOMESTIC i Dinnerware GLASSES FITTED AND LENSES NOVELTIES and NOTIONS GROUND , ss ■- ir-T Our Meat Rates A The Year Around W. H. Strohm 12 W. Winter St. Phone 2272 yr - BIG OAKS FROM Little Acorns Grow Keep your eye on Wesleyan and Bun ' s B UN ' S On the way to Monnett Swickheimer 8C Noble The Students Store ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE WE RENT TABLES AND CHAIRS You will find this a good place to buy supplies and furniture for your Fraternity houses. 40 S. SANDUSKY ST. IF IT ' S ELECTRICAL AND GOOD THE ELECTRIC SHOP H. T. BRYAN 62 North Sandusky Street ALLEN Coffee Shop and Dining Room (jood Food Good Service ' NOUGH SAID Open Until 12 P.M. BUY Precertified CHECKS The Student Currency More Convenient SC Safer Than Cash We Welcome Your Business SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR YOUR VALUABLES RATES $2.00 PER ANNUM The First National Bank Delaware, Ohio ESTABLISHED 1857 STAR THEATRE May 18, 19, 20 THE PAINTED LADY GEO. O ' BRIEN DOROTHY MACKAILL May 25, 26, 27 THE WARRENS of VIRGINIA DAVID BELASCO ' S SUCCESS May 28, 29, 30 OH! YOU TONY TOM MIX AND TONY THE WONDER HORSE June 1, 2, 3 HEARTS OF OAK HOBART BOSWORTH AND PAULINE STARK June 8, 9, 10 THE CYCLONE RIDER BY LINCOLN J. CARTER June 11, 12, 13 THORNE OF PASSION from THE ROUGHNECK BY ROBERT W. SERVICE June 15, 16, 17 GOLD HEELS THE RACE TRACK CLASSIC IS Dr. W. O. Semans • Wm. E. Knight DENTIST DENTIST X-Ray Examinations Conductive Anesthesia 4th Floor Peoples Bldg. Phone 2414 Post Graduate N. W. University Block Anesthesia — X-Ray Closed Wednesday P.M.— Opposite Hotel Allen W. A. Whitacre DENTIST F. L. Davison 2nd Floor Peoples Bldg. Phone 5172 X-Ray DENTIST 691 2 N. Sandusky St. Special Attention Given to Radiographing Teeth DELAWARE, OHIO Dr. W. S. McCleery H. D. Jones OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Glasses Fitted DENTIST 27 W. Winter St. Phone 2303 Over The Blair Store Home Phone 3431 Phone 4159 571 2 North Main St. John P. Pfannstiel DENTIST Dr. David Morgan 561 2 North Sandusky Street Phone 5138 DENTIST Opposite Hotel Allen Closed Thursday Afternoons Phone 7119 Delaware Qmklin Store — ' ' - 00 RIGHT ' ' Ai ' ;°rgr,t SELL BROTHERS THE DEPOSIT BANKING CO. Capital, Surplus and Profits $135,000.00 On the Roll of Honor Delaware, -,- -, Ohio We Thank You for the Past Favors Shown and So- licit Their Continuance. Manring Kendrick HARDWARE Phone 2588 Delaware, Ohio WE RENT COSTUMES AND WIGS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE SELL CONFETTI, PAPER HATS, NOISE MAKERS, BALLOONS, JOKES, ETC. For All Your Stunts TKe Kampmann Costume Works Company Phone Main 1736 266 South High St., COLUMBUS, OHIO Phone Citizen 5158 LE BIJOU of ig26 IS A ' ' ality Plus ' ' PRODUCT FROM THE PLANT OF THE BROWN PVBUSHINQ COMPANY BLANCHESTER, OHIO PRINTERS -:- PUBLISHERS -;- Bl]: DERS The Home of College Annuals ,u.