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

Text from Pages 1 - 358 of the 1928 volume:

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X L r Bijou K] N 5 ■ ' • L Bijou Ine X acuity College of .Liberal Arts Applied Christianity Benjamin Lincoln McElroy, B.D., Ph.D Professor Astronomy Clifford Charles Crump, Ph.D Professor Ernest Clare Bower, B.S Ass ' t Professor Botany Claude Edgar O ' Neal, M.A., Ph.D Professor Glenn William Blaydes, B.A., M.A Ass ' t Professor Chemistry George Oswin Higley, M.S., Ph.D Professor Edward Charles Hytree, M.A., Ph.D.. .Assoc. Professor Arthur J. Yaney, M.Sc, Ph.D Ass ' t Professor Xg N s i t f i S?fv329 i LieBijouT X 1 t 1 Economics and Business Administration Gilbert Hobbs Barnes, M.A Professor Donald J. Hornberger, M.A Assoc. Professor Edgar Howard Gault, M.B.A Assoc. Professor William Hollow Husband, M.A Assoc. Professor Archibald David Schultz, M.A Ass ' t Professor Wilfrid Merrill Helms, M.A Instructor Wilford John Eiteman, B.A Instructor Robert Benjamin Buell, B.S Instructor Hibbert Dell Corey, B.A Instructor Education Arthur Raymond Meade, M.A Professor Hubert Wilbur Nutt, M.A.. Ph.D Professor Chester Ora Matthews, M.A., Ph.D.. .Assoc. Professor David Ray Smith, M.A Ass ' t Professor George N. Thurston, M.A Ass ' t Professor Luther Jordan Bennett, M.A Ass ' t Professor Helen Corbett Martin, M.A Instructor English William Emory Smyser, M.A., Litt.D., LL.D.. .Professor Ernest Francis Amy, M.A., Ph.D Professor John DeLancey Ferguson, M.A., Ph.D Professor Edgar Colby Knowlton, M.A., Ph.D Professor Douglass Wood Miller, M.A Assoc. Professor Marie Drennan, M.A Ass ' t Professor Ruth Etta Fickel, M.A Ass ' t Professor Donald Muir Alexander, M.A Instructor Harold Leroy Haley, B.S., M.A Instructor Lois Anna Kelley, M.A Instructor Eugene Knapp Taggart, M.A Instructor Helen Maye Gethman, B.A Instructor George Carr Camp, B.A Fel!ou English Bible Rollin Hough Walker, S.T.B., Ph.D Professor Russell Benjamin Miller, B.D., Ph.D Professor Cora Murphy, M.A., B.D Assoc. Professor Goldie Opal McCue, B.A., M.R.E Ass ' t Professor Lowell B. Hazzard, B.A., B.D., Ph.D.. .Ass ' t. Professor Pearle Felicia Stone, M.A Instructor i i H 5 L Bijou Geology Lewis Gardner Westgate, M.A., Ph.D Professor German John C. Blankenagel, B.A., Ph.D Professor Arthur Lorenzo Davis, B.A., MA Instructor History Arthur Henry Hirsch, MA., Ph.D Professor Henry Clyde Hubbart, Ph.D Professor Allen Connable Klinger, M.A Assoc. Professor Hastings Eells, M.A., Ph.D Assoc. Professor Edward Carder Ames, Ph.B Instructor Home Economics Bertha E. Titsworth, M.A Professor Jessie Mary McVey, B.S Ass ' t Professor Grace Iona Neely, B.S., M.A Instructor Alma R. Roudebush, B.S Instructor i t J J } i i Mt 37fi5 X Bijou 5 i Latin and Gree Dwight Nelson Robinson, M.A., Ph.D Professor David Ole Voss, M.A., B.D Ass ' t Professor Mabel Drennan, MA Instructor in Latin Mathematics and Engineering Sidney Archie Rowland, B.A Professor Rufus Crane, M.A Assoc. Professor Rhesa Lancaster Newlin, M.S Ass ' t Professor Ernest Clare Bower, B.S Ass ' t Professor Missions Albert Edward Slithers, M.A.. .Professor Oratory John Tyron Marshman, M.A., Litt.D Professor Rollin Clarence Hunter, MA Assoc. Professor Mabel Pearle Lloyd, MA Ass ' t Professor William Roy Diem, M.A Ass ' t Professor Leroy Clifford McNabb, M.A Ass ' t Professor Edith Metham McNabb, M.A Instructor Hilda May Minder, M.A Instructor Bernard Irving Griffith, B.A Instructor Nina Jetta Baker, B.A Instructor $ i i X Bijou 3 Philosophy Trumbull Gilbert Duvall, Ph.D Professor D. Luther Evans, M.A., Ph.D Assoc. Professor Laura Virginia Williams, B.A Fellow Eula V. Ball, B.A Fellow Physical Education William Frederick Roberts, B.A., M.D Professor Georce Earl Gauthier, B.S Professor Walter Charles Freeman, Assoc. Professor Gertrude Bradley Manchester, M.A. Assoc. Professor Violet Carey Stockham, B.A Instructor George Randall Staten, B.A Instructor Barbara Alice Page, B.S Instructor Raymond O. Detrick, B.A., B.P.E.. Instructor Eileen Pierce, B.A Instructor Harry Wilbur Simester, B.P.E Instructor Harry Joyce Canright, B.A Instructor Frederick Charles Mackey, B.S Instructor Florence Iris Mahoney, B.S Instructor Physics William Garfield Hormell, M.A., Ph.D Professor Charles Willard Jarvis, M.A., Ph.D.. .Assoc. Professor Dwight Augustus Woodbury, M.S Ass ' t Professor Political Science Ben Albert Arneson, M.A., Ph.D Professor William M. Strachan, M.A., LL.B Assoc. Professor Harry Wickliffe Crist, M.A Lecturer Yale Kenneth Kessler, M.A Instructor i i S?fv32 J W DL Btjon I 7 1 1 1 Psychology Floyd Carlton Dockeray, M.A., Ph.D Professor Lorin Andrew Thompson, M.A., Ph.D.. .Ass ' t Professor Willard Lee Valentine, M.A Instructor Religious Education Harold James Sheridan, B.A., B.D Professor Edna Bell Baumberger, B.A Instructor Walter Leroy Jewett, B.A Fellow Romance Languages French Chester Murray, Ph.B., Ph.D Professor Thomas Emanuel Steckel, M.A Professor Helen Maria Parsons, B.L Instructor Paul Huser, Instructor Florence Seegar Avery, M.A Instructor Alfred Fatio, L.Mus Instructor Esther Converse Bliss, M.A Instructor Mrs. Blankenagel, Instructor Ersel Wilma Lahmon, B.A Fellow William Ambrose Gorman, B.A Fellow Spanish Omen Konn Boring, M.A Assoc. Professor Laura Geneva Wagner, M.A Ass ' t Professor Manuel Leon Lopez, M.A Ass ' t Professor William Warren Blayney, M.A Ass ' t Professor Gerald Edward Wade, M.A Instructor Esther Converse Bliss, B.A Instructor 7 i i ) i jL Btjou Sociology Charles Wellsley Coulter, M.A., Ph.D.. . .Instructor Eleazer Tetreau, M.A Assoc. Professor Lawrence Guy Brown, B.A Ass ' t Professor Zoology Edward Loranus Rice, Ph.D Professor Allen Clifton Conger, M.A Assoc. Professor Grace Townsend, B.S Fellow V f i i Ocliool of line Arts Sallie Thompson Humphreys Director Mary Gordon Rollo, Instructor Frances Hopewood, B.A Instructor Beatrice Lenore Bond, B.A Instructor Sophia Dorothea Tausch, B.S Instructor Amy Louise Welch Instructor Ocnool ol JVlllSIC Harrison Denham LeBaron, M.A., A. A Professor Isabel Thomas, Instructor Clara Faville Williams, B.A Instructor Harvey Hewitt Instructor Guy Eliot McLean Instructor Ella Victoria Johnson, M.A Instructor Marcel Roger deBouzon Instructor William More Wells Instructor Emma Grosvenor, Elliot Instructor George Leland Nichols, B.A Instructor Altyn Howard Elliott, B.M Instructor George Sallade Howard Instructor S 1 i gtHe Senior Lie Bijou K| H. OGTHWAV t029 s X Bijou ! i 7 1 t i f i , i w— Tpp—y n— mwm p- w i-t j i- i BERNARD cA ERCER. EDWACJD HARPER. KOBERT TILTON THEODORE , MA7ERj 7 i i i i t t023 i !L]eBtj m! J 7 i 7 i AUA JANE DOVE jMARRy ton .MURRAy i i i t L Btjou Vincent Taft Adams Springfield, Massachusetts Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Delta Phi Delta; Theta Alpha Phi; Fine Arts; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Histrionic Club 2, 3, 4; Tran- script 1, 2, 3, 4; Le Bijou Art Editor 3. Willis Aleshire Wortfrittgton, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Mu Alpha; Business Administration; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4; Assistant Band Leader; Track Manager, 1, 2. Maxine E. Akens Ashtabula, Ohio Twin W (Pres.); Athenaeum; Cottage Advisors; Varsity W Group; Monnert Day Pageant 3; Monnett Day Committee 4; Physical Education; Secretary W. A. A. i i Donald S. Allen La ewood, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; French; Histrionic Club. Mildred M. Allen Kinsman, Ohio English Literature Carolyn Anders La ewood, Ohio French Roland G. Allen Corning, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Political Science. Philo- sophy Club; Owl and Skull; Crescent and Scimitar; W Clan; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4. Ralph Taylor Alton Cleveland, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; English Literature; Oxford Club 3, 4; Country Life Club 3, 4; Student Body Song Leader 4; Glee Club 3; Singers Club 4. Paul Russell Anderson Delaware, Ohio Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Pi Delta Epsilon; Omic- ron Delta Kappa; Philosophy Club; De- bate and Oratory Council; Y. M. C. A. i i 5 i L Btjaui Evelyn Viola Archer Cambridge, Ohio Phi Beta Kappa; English Literature. James Watson Bailey Kingston, K[ew Tor Alpha Sigma Phi; History; Golf Team 2, 3; Football Manager 1, 2. Beth Atkinson Evant, Michigan Athenaem Literary Society; Philosophy Club; English. Kathryn Shaffer Bair Latrobe, Pennsylvania English Literature. Ruby Barrett Kenton, Ohio English Literature. Ralph Willet Barnes Shiloh, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; Pi Mu Epsilon; Physics and Mathematics; Mathe- matics Club 3, 4; President Mathematics Club 4. Charlotte Grace Barr Cleveland Ohio Art; Latin Club. Lucille Genevieve Ballou Waterville, Ohio Chi Omega; Oratory; Histrionic Club; Election Committee. Margaret Anna Barton Sunbury, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi: English Literature and History; History Club. S?fv32e L Bijou Mary Lucy Bault Wadsworth, Ohio Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Choral 2; Sociology. Raymond Henry Beech Delaware, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Track 1, 2; Chemistry. Josephine Elizabeth Beebe Fort Wayne, Indiana Pi Beta Phi; Delta Phi Delta; English Lit- erature; Fine Arts; Assistant Art Editor Le Bijou (3). 7 S i Dale Elmer Bennett Columbus, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Sigma Rho; His- trionic Club; Political Science; Debate; Dramatics; Y. M. C. A. Secretary. Mary Irene Bennett Paulding, Ohio Country Life Club; Story Telling Club; Student Volunteers; History. Harry Leonard Berno Mansfield, Ohio Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Omricon Delta Kappa; Owl and Skull; Business Admin- istration; Chairman Dads ' Day Banquet Committee 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Ernestine Biddle Gallipolis, Ohio Kappa Alpha Theta; Theta Alpha Phi; Oratory; Histrionic Club; Secretary Junior Class. i i f 5 Edmond L. Bigelow Delaware, Ohio Education. Dorothy Langley Biggin Sharon, Pennsylvania Alpha Gamma Delta; Washington Birth- day Banquet Committee; Monnett Day Committee ' 26; French; Histrionic Club. i £- r L Bijou Bertha Bigley Caldwell, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; English. David Bing Pomeroy, Ohio Business Administration. Richard Billingsley Greenville, Ohio Delta Tau Delta; Theta Alpha Phi; Histrionic Club; Freshman Players; Greek; Oxford Club. Helen Frances Bing Pomeroy, Ohio Delta Gamma; Sociology; Woman ' s Boos- ters; Vice President Y. W. C. A.; Presi- dent Women ' s Boosters; Senior Social Committee. Gladys Vivian Black Sandus y, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; Athenaeum Literary Society; Mu Phi Epsilon Club; English; Choral Club. Thomas H. Blakely Painesville, Ohio Chi Phi, Men ' s Boosters; Political Science. William A. Boehnker Portsmouth, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Eng- lish Literature; English Writers Club; Philosophy Club; Glee Club. Gaylord Bogardus Lima, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; Religious Education; Oxford Club. Beatrice D. Boley Du Bois, Pennsylvania Histrionic Club Reserve; Oratory; Story Tellers League; Woman ' s Athletic Associ- ation; Soccer. X Bijou Martha Borden Delaware, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Sociology. William Boyd Crestline, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Phi Mu Alpha; Business Administration; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Eleanor Bottrell Cleveland Heights, Ohio Theta Upsilon; Phi Epsilon; English Lit- erature; Latin Club. 7 i Beatrice Evelyn Brown Stratford, Connecticut Phi Beta Kappa; Sociology; Country Life Club; President Y. W. C. A.; Women ' s Boosters 4; Women ' s Student Govern- ment; Student Council. Margaret Brown Greenville, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; English Literature; Freshman Players; Histrionic Club; Stu- dent Chest Committee 2. Mabel I. Brungard Tsjorth Lima, Ohio Physical Education; Women ' s Athletic Association; Varsity W ; Rifle Club; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Brunstetter Williamsport, Pennsylvania History; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Singers Club 4; Story Tellers League; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 4. i i 5 Edith Lucile Brush Zanesville, Ohio Chi Omega; English Literature; Story Telling League; Y. W. C. A. Committee 3, 4. Henry George Budd, Jr. Greensboro, Maryland English Literature; Singers Club 3, 4. i iL Btjou Horace Burkholder Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; Bible. Robert Edward Burns West Finley, Pennsylvania Delta Tau Delta; Chemistry. Ruth Elizabeth Burlingham Sayre, Pennsylvania Phi Mu; English; Athenaeum Club; Chapel Committee. Kenneth M. Buswell Elyria, Ohio Beta Theta Pi; Owl and Skull; Business Administration; Basketball 1, 2. David William Camp Delaware, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Business Administration; Freshman Gym Team; Varsity Cross- Country 3; Track 4. L. Jean Cameron Fremont, Ohio Athenaeum Club; Physical Education; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4; Austin Social Chairman 3; Austin Social Committee 3, 4; Social Committee 2, 3, 4. Margaret Beth Campbell Mentor, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega; Business Administra- tion; Athenaeum Club; Spanish Club; Le Bijou Staff. Mary Eleanor Camp Ashland, Ohio Phi Mu; Kappa Delta Pi; Latin and French; Latin Club; Secretary Latin Club 3; President Latin Club 4; Pan- Hellenic Council 3. Marion Campbell Lakewood, Ohio Delta Gamma; Business Administration; Athenaeum Club; Story Telling League; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Monnett Day 1, 2, 3 ; President of Story Telling League. L Btjou x i Estella Gertrude Carpenter Steubenville, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; English; Athenaeum Club. Charlotte Emily Carter East Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega; French and Spanish; Spanish Club; French Club; Women ' s Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Robert Graves Carroll La eside, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi; Business Administration; Tennis 3, 4; Junior Basketball Manager. s 1 I 7 I t David J. Cathcart Miami, Florida Delta Alpha Pi; English; Histrionic Club; Dramatics. Edward Lee Cawood Harlan, Kentuc y Phi Kappa Psi; Business Administration; Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Inter-Fraternity Council. Lois Irene Chalfant Washington, Pennsylvania Mu Phi Epsilon; Pipe Organ; Athenaeum Club; Religious Education Club; National Story Tellers League; Y. W. C. A. Com- mittee. Helen Cheney Radnor, Ohio Physical Education; Women ' s Life Saving Corp. i i } i Helen Chivington 7 fe wport, Indiana Histrionic Club; Y. W. C. A.; English. Kwang Pom Choi Seoul, Korea Bible i i L Bijou Dorothy Elizabeth Clarke Cleveland, Ohio Delta Gamma; French; French Club; So- cial Committee; Vice Chairman Senior Class Student Chest; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Student Government 1, 2. Velma O. Clark Sunbury, Ohio Sociology Lawrence L. Clark Warren, Pennsylvania Kappa Delta Alpha; Spanish; Spanish Club; W Clan 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Honor Court 4; Treasurer of the Senior Class; Inter-Fraternity Council. Martha Virginia Cline Albany, Ohio Alpha Gamma Delta; History. Mary Helen Cornwall Salem, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; Fine Arts; Choral Club President 3; Washington Birthday Com- mittee. John Brevoort Conklin Delaware, Ohio Sigma Chi; Business Administration; Ohio Wesleyan Mirror; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Freshman Track. Clark P. Cory Frankjort, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; History; Histrionic Club Reserve; Track 1, 2; Band 1, 2. William Gibbons Coultrap McArthur, Ohio Phi Delta Theta; History; History Club; Ohio Wesleyan Mirror 1, 2; Associate Business Manager 2. Maybelle Louise Covell Wil insburg, Pennsylvania Alpha Delta Pi; Spanish; French Club: Spanish Club. i Lie Bijou Katherine Florence Coy J [apoleon, Ohio Delta Delta Delta; French; Defiance Col- lege 3. Elizabeth Susan Craig Athens, Tennessee Theta Upsilon; Fine Arts; Histrionic Club; Athenaeum; Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Tennis Tournament 3; Tennessee Wes- leyan College. Joseph Howard Coyner Delaware, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Sociology; Varsity Basketball; Freshman Basketball; Track. 7 $ I I i Howard Elton Creed Toungstown, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; Botany; O. W. U. Collegiate Country Life Club. Arthur Crouch Warren, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Business Administration; Basketball. i i i Lois Ann Criswell Miami, Florida Beta Phi Alpha; English Literature; Eng- lish Bible; Athenaeum; Y. W. C. A.; Com- mittee Work. Fannie Crumrine Springfield, Ohio Home Economics; Fine Arts; Athena;um; Miami University 3. John Newton Curlett Baltimore, Maryland Phi Gamma Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Busi- ness Administration; Editor-in-chief Le Bijou ' 28; Y. M. C. A. Council; Johns Hopkins University 1. Mary E. Curry Milford, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; French; French Club; Singers ' Club; Representative Wo- men 2, 3; Secretary Class 2; Senior An- nouncement Committee. i ;L Bijou Christine Dailey Athens, Ohio Pi Beta Phi; Mu Phi Epsilon; Music; Choral Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Mon- nett Day 1. Mildred K. Delbridge Amherst, Ohio Chi Omega Hugh K. Dawson La ewood, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Theta Alpha Phi; His- trionic Club. Dorothy R. Disher Whitehouse, Ohio Psychology; Psychology Club. Ruth Eleanor Doe Stratford, Connecticut English Literature; Y. W. C. A. Council. Robert William Dixon Athens, Ohio Sigma Chi; Phi Delta Gamma; Oratory; Histrionic Club; Ohio University 1, 2. Stanley E. Doe Worcester, Massachusetts Business Administration; Swimming Team: Life Saving Corps. Fae Donat ' Wauseon, Ohio Theta Upsilon; Zoology; Spanish; Spanish Club; French Club; Y. W. C. A. Alta Jane Dove Shelbyville, Illinois Pi Beta Phi; Physical Education; Women ' s Boosters; Women ' s Life Saving Corps; Women ' s Examiners; Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President W. A. A. STfv S fLiOBijoul Robert Ireland Dove Shelbyville, Illinois Beta Theta Pi: Political Science. Mary Lienciel Drake Grand Rapids, Ohio Latin; French; Latin Club. John William Dowler Marion, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Business Administra- tion; Freshman Football; Varsity Football 2, 3; Freshman Basketball; Freshman Base- ball; Freshman Track; Band 1, 2. Helen Dunkle Ligonier, Indiana Alpha Chi Omega; Zoology; Fine Arts; Western Colloge For Women. Helen Ruth Eastman Marion, Indiana Kappa Delta Pi; History; History Club. Philip Calvin Ebeling Coshocton, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Owl and Skull; Political Science; Philosophy Club 3, 4; President 4; Varsity Debate 1. George Leist Ebenhack Delaware, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; English Literature. i 5 Jacob Edgar Ebenhack Delaware, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men. Clifford J. Eighmy Painesville, Ohio Chi Phi; Business Administration. jTuV Bijou ffh a z Virginia Katherine Ellies ' Washington C. H., Ohio Pi Beta Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Spanish; Oratory; Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A. Com- mittee 1,2; Committee 88. 3 N David C. Evans Hillsboro, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; Business Administra- tion. i Bernice Ellsworth Cleveland, Ohio English Literature; Athenaeum; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Secretary 2. i Georgia Eileen Evans McGuffey, Ohio Mathematics; French; Mathematics Club. Mildred A. Faith Clar sburg, West Virginia Zeta Tau Alpha; History; Athena;um; Monnett 2. i i i Dorothy Lillian Faber Toled o, Ohio Kappa Delta; Sociology; Athenaeum. Robert T. Farmer Worcester, Massachusetts Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; Chemis- try; Glee Club 3, 4. Thomas W. Faulker Sidney, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Phi Mu Alpha; Business Administration; Inter-Fraternity Council; Band 1; Glee Club 2; Singers Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; President of Phi Mu Alpha 4. Virginia A. Feeser Cumberland, Maryland English Literature J L Bijou i Dorotha Lucille Ferry Loc wood, Ohio Mathematics; Pi Mu Epsilon. Frank G. Foote Delaware, Ohio Brotherhood of Wesleyan Men; Pi Mu Epsilon; Chemistry. Mildred June Fisher Washington C. H., Ohio Pi Beta Phi; History; Spanish; Spanish Club. s f i 7, t Darwin Forsythe Delaware, Ohio Business Administration; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Wilder DeAyre Foster Toledo, Ohio Brotherhood; Chemistry; Geology. Grace D. Frye Columbiana, Ohio Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Sigma Nu Presi- dent; Physical Education; Rifle Club; Twin W ; Varsity W ; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Athenaeum. Virginia Ellen Gilbert Troy, Ohio Phi Mu; Kappa Delta Pi; Latin; Latin Club; University Orchestra. i i Dorothy Jean Gilliland Los Angeles, California English Literature; Histrionic Club; Story Telling Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Mildred Lucile Gilmore Shelby, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi; Bible; Singers Club 4; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Religious Education Club; Story Tellers League. i L Btj m Donald A. Gordon Peoria, Illinois Business Administration. Edward A. Goubeaux, Jr. • Greenville, Ohio Beta Theta Pi; Economics; Histrionic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager 4; W Clan 4; Student Chest Committee Chairman 4; Intramural Manager 4. Madeline Gordon Bellaire, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; History; Monnett Busi- ness Manager of Le Bijou; Treasurer of University Social Committee 2, 3; Com- mittee of 88. Esther Margaret Graf Portsmouth, Ohio Alpha Gamma Delta; Sociology; W. A. A.; Mathematics Club; Hockey Team 1. Thomas Dickson Graham Bartlett, Ohio Brotherhood; Zoology. Hugh Miller Gray Elyria, Ohio Phi Delta Theta; Gamma Phi; Owl and Skull; Chemistry; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3; W Clan; President of Gamma Phi 4; Varsity Gym Team 2, 3, 4. Richard Lewis Gregg Upper Sandus y, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Economics; Track 1; Basketball Manager 2. V f i i } Elvera Grund Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; Sociology; English; His- trionic Reserve; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Industrial Committee Chairman. Edith Laura Guerin J [ew Lexington, Ohio Sociology; Country Life Club. i X Bijou i Myrtle E. Gunn Perry, Ohio English; Country Life Club. Donald E. Hamilton ' Worcester, Massachusetts Sigma Alpha Epsilon; History; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. $ i 1 7 1 I Mary Agnes Hall Tippecanoe City, Ohio Delta Gamma; Orchesis; Physical Educa- tion; Twin W ; Varsity W ; Rifle Club; Red Cross Life Saving Corps; Red Cross Examiners Corps; W. A. A. Emily Cathryn Harding Milford, Ohio Home Economics. Edward O. Harper Kittanning, Pennsylvania Union; Omicron Delta Kappa; Delta Sig- ma Rho; Chemistry; Booster ' s Club; Sec- retary Booste r ' s Club 2; Secretary-Treas- urer Student Body. Joseph James Hartley Worcester, Massachusetts Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Crescent and Scimiter; Owl and Skull; History; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Honorary President Fresh- man Class 1931, 4. Helen Frances Harrington Hartford, Connecticut Beta Phi Alpha; Psychology; Psychology Club President. Mary Evelyn Harsh Radnor, Ohio Alpha Delta Theta; Bible; Story Teller ' s League; Vice President Religious Educa- tion Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Pan- Hellenic Council 3. Mary Jane Hassenflue A ron, Ohio Kappa Delta; Botany; Monnett Social Committee 3; Y. W. C. A. Social Com- mittee 3. f i i } 5 t ;L Bijou Marjorie A. Hawley LeRoy, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; Spanish. Dorothy Rockwell Hazeltine Ashtabula, Ohio Alpha Gamma Delta; English Literature; W. A. A.; Red Cross Life Saving Corps. Elizabeth B. Hayes Westminster, Maryland Kappa Alpha Theta; English Literature. Martha Elizabeth Hazzard Peoria, Illinois Oratory; Women ' s Boosters; Philosophy Club; English Writer ' s Club; Histrionic Club; Women ' s Student Government 4; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3; Transcript. Katherine P. Heiskell Bucyrus, Ohio Zeta Tau Alpha; Business Administra- tion; Histrionic Club; Transcript Staff 1; Monnett Day Plays 1, 3. Donald Herrington Tope a, Kansas History; Gym Team. Marjorie Graham Helsel Butler, Pennsylvania Sigma Kappa; Spanish and French; Span- ish Club. Robert Charles Helwig Springfield, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Po- litical Science; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; President Athletic Associa- tion; Member Athletic Board. Dorothy Mildred Hicks Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Vice- President 4; English Literature and Phil- osophy; English Writer ' s Club; Philos- ophy Club; Secretary 4. STfv e X Btjou Avanelle Erdean Hodges Delaware, Ohio Home Economics. Miriam Ernestine Hook Delaware, Ohio Alpha Sigma Nu; Physical Education; Spanish Club; Women ' s Athletic Associa ' tion; Varsity W ; Rifle Club; Red Cross Life Saving Corps; Red Cross Examiner ' s. John P. Hoffman Delaware, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Omicron Delta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho; Business Administra- tion; Phi Mu Alpha; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; President Junior Class. ■ Mary Elizabeth House Deshler, Ohio Kappa Delta; English; Athenaeum Liter- ary Society; Y. W. C. A. Committees; Student Government Committee. Harold B. Hughes J [ewar , Ohio Delta Tau Delta; Business Administration. 7 $ } i } S Stanley Franks Huffman Barherton, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Economics. Ruth Keller Hyde T elsonville , Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Spanish; Spanish Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Cottage Advisor. Elizabeth Hutchinson Canisteo, J [ew Tor Kappa Delta; English Literature; Philos- ophy Club; Women ' s Pan-Hellenic 3, 4; Cottage Advisor 4; Senior Social Commit- tee 4. Richard T. Ice Delaware, Ohio Sociology and Spanish. S?(V229 i |L Bijou Robert Bird Jacoby Marion, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Po- litical Science; Business Manager Trans- cript 4; Advertising Manager Transcript 3; Elections Enforcement Committee 4. Wilma C. Jenkins Kenton, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; French; French Club. Howard Currie James Scranton, Pennsylvania Phi Gamma Delta; Zoology and French; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; W Clan. Margaret F. Jewett Celina, Ohio Delta Gamma; French; Histrionic Club; Story Telling League; Freshman Players; Monnett Day 2, 3. Esther Gertrude Johnston Akron, Ohio Alpha Delta Theta; History; Athenaeum Literary Society. Edna M. Johnson Youngstown, Ohio English. Homer E. Jones Akron, Ohio Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Business Administra- tion; Baseball 1; Boxing; Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 3, 4. Esther E. Joseph Delaware, Ohio English Literature; Athenaeum Literary Society. Sarah Marjory Kanable Marengo, Ohio History; Latin Club. X Btj mr I 7 t Kathryn C. Keederle Shaker Heights, Ohio Phi Mu; Home Economics; Monnett Day Pageant 1, 2; Y. W. C. A. E. Virginia Keen Baltimore, Maryland Sociology and History; W. A. A. Gladys Savidge Keefer Sunbury, Pennsylvania Delta Gamma; Theta Alpha Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Oratory; Histrionic Club; Ath- enaeum Literary Society; Committee of Seven. Marion E. Keller Sayre, Pennsylvania Phi Mu; Business Administration: Math- ematics Club; Pan-Hellenic Council; Transcript 2; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Uni- versity Social Committee 4. F. Beverly Kelley Delaware, Ohio Sigma Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Theta Alpha Phi; Phi Mu Alpha; Oratory; President Student Body 4; Debate 1, 2; Transcript 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Alice Kendrick Fort ' Wayne, Indiana English Literature and Philosophy; Philos- ophy Club; English Writer ' s Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3. Dorothy Alma Kemp Toledo, Ohio Sigma Kappa; Choral Club. English; Singer ' s Club; Nellie May Kemp Toledo, Ohio Chi Omega; Kappa Delta Pi; Latin and Education; History Club; Latin Club. Dorothy M. Kerst Canton, Ohio English Literature. f i i I elHjou William W. Keyt Toledo, Ohio Delta Tau Delta; Business Administration; Track and Cross-Country. Harlan S. Kirk Columbus, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Phi Mu Alpha; Business Administration; Singer ' s Club 3, 4; Man- ager 4; Band 1, 2; Fraternity Editor Le Bijou 3; Y. M. C. A. Council. E. Pauline Kime Crestline, Ohio Delta Zeta; Business Administration; Pan- Hellenic; Orchestra 1, 3. t t Stewart C. Knapp La ewood, Ohio Political Science; Spanish Club; Committee. Social Marian K. Koehler Beach City, Ohio Delta Delta Delta; French. i i i I Margaret Virginia Knight Delaware, Ohio Kappa Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi Latin and English; Latin Club. Eleanor Louise Koser Williamsport, Pennsylvania Pi Beta Phi; Spanish; Spanish Club; Freshman Y. W. Council. Dwight Wendell Koppes Elyria, Ohio Phi Delta Theta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Philos- ophy; English; Philosophy Club; English Writer ' s Club; French Club; Crescent and Scimitar; Transcript Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. Conrad A. Keuhn Toledo, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Chemistry. i i 1 1, 7 t 7 i X Bijou Margaret Elinor Kurtz Port Clinton, Ohio Chi Omega; English; Spanish; Spanish Club 3, 4; Athenaeum Literary Society; Y. W. C. A.; President Spanish Club 4. Robert Carroll Lafferty Marietta, Ohio Beta Theta Pi; Geology; Football 1, 2, 3; Track 2. Walter Lloyd Kyle East Cleveland, Ohio Phi Kappa Psi; Business Administration Booster ' s Club; Inter-Fraternity Council President Phi Kappa Psi; Mirror Staff Football 3; Senior Social Committee. Edith Katherine Langshaw Perry, Ohio Theta Upsilon; History; Athenaeum Liter- ary Society; Y. W. C. A. Frederick Don Leary Findlay, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Crescent and Scimitar; Business Administration; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; W Clan; Elections Com- mittee 2. Donald A. Light Barberton, Ohio Sigma Chi; Business Administration; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Frosh Football 2; K. O. W. Olin Le Baron Providence, Rhode Island Education. Jean Elizabeth Leet La ewood, Ohio Kappa Alpha Theta; French; Booster ' s Club; Pan-Hellenic; English Writer ' s Club; Latin Club 1; Women ' s Editor Le Bijou 3. Kenneth W. Lippert Sha er Heights, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Sociology; Le Bijou Staff 3; Y. M. C. A. Social Committee; Fraternity President ' s Council. I i i i i i L Bijou Ora Marcus Locust X.enia, Ohio Religious Education; Religious Education Club. Oxford Club. Lester W. Long Convoy, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; Chemistry; Fresh- man Debate; Assistant Football Man- ager; Pan-Hellenic Council 2; Singer ' s Club 4. Mary Catherine Lohr Bay Village, Ohio Alpha Gamma Delta; French; Athenaeum Society; French Club. Louise Eleanor Ludman Delaware, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; Home Economics; His- tory; Transcript Staff 2, 3; Choral Club; Elections Committee 4. Robert L. Mclntire Plymouth, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Chemistry. i i } f Lillian McElroy Delaware, Ohio Home Economics. Robert Hunter McMulien Cambridge, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Business Administra- tion. Mildred White McQuilken Woodhaven, T [ew Yor Alpha Delta Pi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Math- ematics; Mathematics Club; Decorum Committee 3; Washington ' s Birthday Committee 3; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. Edward A. McRoberts Bellevue, Pennsylvania Union; Theta Alpha Phi; English; His- trionic Club; Singer ' s Club; English Writer ' s Club. i iL Btjvm 7 i James Grant MacVeigh Toronto, Ontario, Canada Union; English; English Writer ' s Club; French Club; Swimming Team 1; Gym Team 2; Wrestling 2, 3; Transcript Staff. Edith Louise Magoon St. Louis, Missouri Kappa Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; English Literature; Singer ' s Club 3, 4; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Athenaeum Literary Society. Anacleto Salpid Madria Valencia, Bohol, P. I. Brotherhood; Oxford Club. Bible; Cosmopolitan Club; s f Marion Marian St. Petersburg, Florida Kappa Kappa Gamma; English; Spanish; Women ' s Boosters; Spanish Club; His- trionic Club; Executive Secretary Stu- dent Government 3. John Lyman Mallard Baltimore, Maryland Delta Tau Delta; Political Science; Track 1; Wrestling 2, 3; Honor Court 2, 3; Washington Birthday Committee 4; Y. M. C. A. Council 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Wesley Woodbury Matthews Coral Gables, Florida Delta Alpha Pi; Political Science. Kingston E. Malley Delaware, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Business Administration; Golf Team 2, 3. Eva Jeanette Mason Utica, Ohio Spanish; History; Spanish Club. Ted C. Mayer Mt. Vernon, Ohio Union; Omicron Delta Kappa; Bible; President Honor Court; Captain Cross- country; Track. i i L Bijou Hli z s Margaret Edith Mead Fremont, Ohio Sigma Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; English Literature; French; Athenaeum Literary Society; Pan-Hellenic C ouncil; Pan-Hel- lenic Dance Committee. Mildred Carolyn Meinhart Wheeling, West Virginia Delta Zeta; Home Economics; Home Eco- nomics Club; Athenaeum Literary Society; Monnett Day Pageant 1, 2; Y. W. C. A. Social Committee. Miriam G. Meeks Baltimore, Maryland Delta Gamma; Oratory; Histrionic Club; Student Chest. Bernhard Mercer McConnelsville, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa Delta Sigma Rho; History; History Club President Y. M. C. A. 4; Council 3 Student Chest Committee 4. Bruce L. Merriman La ewood, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Business Administra- tion; Y. M. C. A. Council; Washington Birthday Committee. Dorothy Duss Merriman Tsjew Brighton, Pennsylvania Pi Beta Phi; English; Bible; Story Tell- ing League; Student Chest Committee 1; Monnett Day Committee 1; Chairman Washington Birthday Committee 4. Florence N. Metcalfe Shelby, Ohio Oratory; Athenaeum Literary Society. Claude William Middleton Geneva, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Business Administra- tion; Treasurer Freshman Class; Treas- urer University Concert and Lecture Course; Mirror Staff 2. Louise M. Miller Grove City, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; Spanish. Kv zv L Btjou Edward T. Misamore Findlay, Ohio Sigma Chi; Business Administration: Charlotte Marie Montague Pomona, California English Literature. i Jeanette Lois Mitchell Millersburg, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; Sociology; Women ' s Boosters; Psychology Club; French Club; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Red Cross Life Saving Examiner. Edna Anna Morris Chesterhill, Ohio Bible; Religious Education; Religious Ed ' ucation Club. Merl J. Morrison Marion, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Chemistry; ' W Clan; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Or- chestra 3; Varsity Track 3. i i i i } Charles Harmon Morrison Delaware, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Phi Mu Alpha; Busi- ness Administration; President Band; De- bate; Chapel Committee. Rachel Jean Morrow Toungstown, Ohio Kappa Delta; Alpha Sigma Nu; Physical Education; Orchesis; W. A. A.; Wom- en ' s Life Saving Corps; Life Saving Ex- aminer; Basketball 1, 2, 3. Lucille Elizabeth Morrow Crestline, Ohio Phi Mu; Phi Sigma Mu; Music; English Literature; Athena:um Literary Society; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; School of Music Or- chestra 4. Louise Morse Columbus, Ohio Mathematics; Pi Mu Epsilon. } i TKv v L IKjau George Morton Renovo, Pennsylvania Psychology. Marguerite Virginia Murbach Swanton, Ohio French; Country Life Club. Esther Valeria Moyer Ashland, Pennsylvania Alpha Delta Theta; English; W. A. A.; Women ' s Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3; Student Government Norn- inating Committee; Monnett Day 2. Paul John Murphy Conneaut, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Zoology. Mary Johnston Murray Congo, Ohio Sigma Kappa; Spanish; Spanish Club. i i f f Clyde Eugene Murray Silver Spring, Maryland Union; Owl and Skull; Philosophy; Philosophy Club: W Clan; Vice-Pres- ident Senior Class; Treasurer Junior Class Football 2, 3, 4. Lawrence A. Myers Reynoldsburg, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Crescent and Scimi- ter; Owl and Skull; Physical Education; Gamma Phi; W Clan; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Mary Louise Murray Cleveland Heights, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; French; Women ' s Student Government; Women ' s Boos- ters; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Ralph Alexander Neff Bellaire, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Business Administra- tion; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Junior Baseball Manager; Band 1; W Clan; Life Saving Corps. i X Bijou h Mildred Ruth Nichol Toungstown, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega; French; French Club; Women ' s Boosters; Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet; Student Council; President Pan- Hellenic; Social Committee. Margaret Howard Ott Elyria, Ohio French; Beta Pi Theta; French Club; Spanish Club; Monnett Day Committee 3. Helen Therissa Northway Cleveland Heights, Ohio Pi Beta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; French; Choral Club 1, 2, 3; French Club 2; President 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Wash- ington Birthday Banquet Committee. Janet Hamilton Page Jackson, Michigan Kappa Alpha Theta; Alpha Sigma Nu; Sociology; Psychology Club; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Swimming; Baseball; Treasurer Y. W. C. A.; Honor Court. Milton Edward Parmenter Everett, Massachusetts Brotherhood; Business Administration; Psychology Club. Alice Catherine Patterson La ewood, Ohio Beta Phi Alpha; Mathematics; Mathe- matics Club; Y. W. C. A. Committee to Revise Student Body Constitution. Margaret B. Paulson La ewood, Ohio Delta Delta Delta; Spanish; Life Saving Corps; Spanish Club; Mathematics Club; Choral Club; W. A. A. 7 s i i Helen C. Phillians Marion, Ohio Zoology. Florence Elizabeth Phillips Vander grift, Pennsylvania Kappa Delta; English Literature; Story Teller ' s League; Y. W. C. A. World Fel- lowship Committee; Y. W. C. A. Social Committee. J?(T520 i Lie Bijou Millard M. Pitkin Mt. Vernon, Ohio Sigma Chi; Chemistry: Clara Adell Pollock Delaware, Ohio Delta Gamma; French; Spanish; Spanish Club; Cottage Advisor. Jean T. Pletcher Zanesville, Ohio Delta Gamma; Oratory; Histrionic Club. Mary Jane Pontius Dayton, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; English Literature; Women ' s Pan-Hel- lenic; Women ' s Boosters; English Writ- er ' s Club; Honor Court. Walter Fred Preset Mansfield, Pennsylvania Union; Religious Education; History Club; Religious Education Club. Clifford Moore Proctor Piqua, Ohio Phi Delta Theta; Spanish; Spanish Club 3, 4; Histrionic Club 2, 3, 4; Freshman Baseball; Class Basketball; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3. Reynold E. Prestien Lorain, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; Business Administra- tion; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; W Clan. Gladys A. Price Meyersdale, Pennsylvania Alpha Chi Omega; History; Latin Club 1; W. A. A.; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Hockey 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Helen L. Pumphrey Middletown, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; English Literature; French; Mirror Staff. i t i i L Bijou Robert Litten Quinn Steubenville, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Political Science; His- tory Club; Transcript 1, 2, 3. Frances Elizabeth Randolph 7S[ew Lexington, Ohio Fine Arts; Country Life Club; Student Council; Dramatics. 7 Ellis Brownell Radcliffe Worcester, Massachusetts Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; English Liter- ature; Crescent and Scimitar; Managing Editor Transcript 3; Sport Editor 4. Clarence A. Ranker Bristolville, Ohio Brotherhood; Chemistry. Ruth Ann Raymer Beaver, Pennsylvania Pi Beta Phi; Philosophy. i i Alfred Harry Rapp St. Louis, Missouri. Oratory; German; Phi Mu Alpha. Harold W. Reed Lancaster, Ohio Business Administration; Phi Mu Alpha; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager 4. Thelma Loretta Rempes Cleveland Heights, Ohio Delta Delta Delta; English Literature Athensum Literary Society; W. A. A. Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 2 Track 2; Monnett Day 2, 3. Sarah Ellen Renner ' Waterloo, Indiana Theta Upsilon; History. Tu Bijou 7 Evelyn L. Ricard Toledo, Ohio Physical Education; Alpha Sigma Nu Secretary-Treasurer; Women ' s Boosters; Life Saving Corps; Twin W ; Varsity W ; Rifle Club Secretary 2, 3. William Alton Richard Butler, Pennsylvania Brotherhood; Chemistry; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Singer ' s Club 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Anne Rice London, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; English Litera- ature; Histrionic Club; Vice-President Class 1; Student Council 1; Freshman Players; Elections Committee 3. Ethel Bronwen Richards Columbus, Ohio Chi Omega; Sociology; Story-Telling League; Y. W. C. A. Committee. Warren James Riddle Youngstown, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; History; Varsity Swimming 2, 3. i i i Sylvia Richards Willard, Ohio English Literature; Latin Club. Birney Hewitt Roberts Springfield, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Bible; Oxford Club; Re- ligious Education Club; Track 3, 4; Cross-Country 4. H Alexander David Robertson Alliance, Ohio Chi Phi; Chemistry; Crescent and Scimi- tar; Owl and Skull; Chairman Elections Enforcement Committee 4; Elections Com- mittee 3. Olive M. Root Annapolis, Maryland Alpha Xi Delta; Student Council; Presi- dent Senior Class. i 7 7 i i 1 i 1 L Bijou Robert Charles Ropp Mechanicsburg, Ohio Union; Phi Beta Kappa; History; History Club; Country Life Club; Committee of 88; Class Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball Squad 3; Gospel Team. F. Adalbut Ruder Cleveland, Ohio Phi Kappa Tau; Business Administration. Mary Louise Rosstead Bellevue, Pennsylvania Physical Education; Alpha Sigma Nu; Twin W ; Varsity W ; Red Cross Life Saving Corps; W. A. A. Board; President Rifle Club; Hockey 2, 3, 4. Ruth Elizabeth Russell Columbus, Ohio Physical Education; W. A. A.; Varsity W ; Rifle Club; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Captain 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Rawleigh Saunders Flemingsburg, Kentuc y Brotherhood; Phi Beta Kappa. Evelyn Schieber Bucyrus, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta; French; French Club; Athenaeum Literary Society; W. A. A.; Choral Club; Hockey; Y. W. C. A. In- dustrial Committee. Catherine Louise Schaeffer Germantown, Ohio Delta Delta Delta; Sociology; Oratory; Freshman Players; Y. W. C. A. Margaret D. Schambs Columbus, Ohio Pi Beta Phi; Spanish. Generose Schreel Greenville, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; History; Trans- script 2, 3; University Social Committee 4; Committee of 88. i i i $ i |L Bijou f Walter Schuele La ewood, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Business Administra- tion. Raymond W. Sears Cambridge, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; Physics; Mathematics Club; Washington Birthday Banquet Committee 3; Elections Committee 2. Alice Sears Bucyrus, Ohio Kappa Delta; French; French Club; Y. W. C. A. Industrial Committee. John Walter Severinghaus Portsmouth, Ohio Alpha Sigma Phi; Phi Beta Kappa; Pi Mu Epsilon; Mathematics; Mathematics Club; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Lilian Shanley J [ew Philadelphia, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; History; History Club; Athenaeum Literary Society. Dorothy E. Severy Dover, Ohio Fine Arts. Daniel Shaper Canajoharie, Tsjew Tor Sigma Chi; Business Administration. Richard Crampton Sharp Celina, Ohio Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Business Admin- istration; President Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Band 1, 2; Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Ruth Sheares Richwood, Ohio Astronomy; Athenaeum Literary Society; Choral Club 3, 4. 2 i i L BtjOtt 1 { I 1 Helen Katherine Sherer Bucyrus, Ohio English Literature. Herbert Shutts La ewood, Ohio Pi Delta Epsilon; Transcript 1, 2, 3, 4. Arline Leota Shunk A ron, Ohio Phi Mu; Physical Education; Orchesis Athenaeum Literary Society; W. A. A. Basketball; Hockey; Soccer; Baseball Monnett Day. Catherine Simonson East Orange, J ew Jersey Alpha Gamma Delta; French. Fern Sinkey Centerburg, Ohio Bible. Warren Robinson Sisson Columbus, Ohio Beta Theta Pi; Business Administration. Carl Fenner Slavosky Sardinia, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Physical Education; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. $ y Homer Earl Smart Marion, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta; Chemistry; Swimming 1; Mirror 1. Allen W. Smiley Canton, Pennsylvania Sociology. i [LieSijoul Dale Arlington Smith Bryan, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; Oratory; Histrionic Club; Men ' s Life Saving Corps; Foot- ball; Wrestling. Janet Smith Denver, Colorado Delta Zeta; Education. James W. Smith Delaware, Ohio Sigma Chi; Theta Alpha Phi; Phi Mu Alpha; Business Administration; Histri- onic Club; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent Glee Club 4. Monnett Smith 7 [evada, Ohio Brotherhood; Chemistry and Zoology. Samuel Kenneth Sollars Washingt on C. H., Ohio Chemistry; French Club 2; Track 2. Amy Louise Snyder Greenville, Ohio Phi Mu; History; French Club; W. A. A.; Women ' s Life Saving Corps; Mon- nett Day Pageant; Hockey 1, 2; Base- ball 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3. Eileen Elizabeth Spence Burlington, Iowa Pi Beta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; English Literature; English Writer ' s Club; His- tory Club; Athenaeum Literary Society; Third Dustin Prize 1. Vera Frances Southwick Delaware, Ohio English Literature. Marion Grace Stark Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Delta Gamma; French; French Club; Athenaeum Literary Society. STftO S X X Bijou Helen Jean Stautzenberger Sandus y, Ohio Alpha Delta Theta; French; Athenaeum Literary Society; Spanish Club. Joseph Glen Steiner Baltic, Ohio Brotherhood; Bible; Oratory; Y. M. C. A.: Student Volunteers; Oxford Club. i A. Wesley Steer Par ersburg, West Virginia Sigma Phi Epsilon; Business Administra- tion; President Junior Class. i 1 Harold Francis Stevens Cincinnati, Ohio Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pi Delta Epsilon; Philosophy; Histrionic Club; Philosophy Club; Managing Editor Le Bijou 3; Honor Court. Annie Buchwalter Stewart Cleveland Heights, Ohio Phi Mu; Business Administration; Span- ish Club. Mildred Margaret Stewart Wooster, Ohio Theta Upsilon; Philosophy; Philosophy Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3, 4; Chapel Committee 3; W. A. A.; Red Cross Life Saving Corps; Master Life Saver. Morton Stewart McComb, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Pi Mu Epsilon; Physics; Mathematics Club; Track; Cross-Country. i i i Alice I. Stofer Stry er, Ohio Chi Omega; Delta Sigma Rho; English; Varsity Debate 2, 3, 4; Transcript 2; Secr etary-Treasurer Debate and Oratory Council. Helen Luella Stoll Kane, Pennsylvania Zeta Tau Alpha; Pi Mu Epsilon; Math- ematics; Choral Club; Athenaeum Literary Society; Mathematics Club. S U023 i X Bijou Mary Edith Stoneburner Salesville, Ohio History; Sociology; World Education Committee. Walter Charles Struchen Erie, Pennsylvania Beta Sigma Tau; Business Administra- tion; Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; W Clan. Robert Evan Strayer De Graff, Ohio Beta Sigma Tau; Business Administra- tion; Band 1, 2, 3. Mildred Mae Stubbs Qiia er City, Ohio Sigma Kappa; English Literature; Latin Club. Josephine Suttles Decatur, Indiana Gammi Phi Beta; English Literature. Min-Ho Suh Seoul, Korea Bible. Helen Tallman Fostoria, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi; Education; Home Eco- nomics; President Kappa Delta Pi; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Athenaeum Literary Society; Secretary 3, 4; Orchestra. Pauline Sutton Dayton, Ohio Delta Gamma; Theta Alpha Phi; Or- atory; Histrionic; Athenaeum Literary So- ciety; Story Teller ' s League; Vice-Presi- dent Junior Class; Student Council 3. Elizabeth Taylor Cleveland, Ohio Delta Gamma; Botany. JKx e X X Bijou f 1 Robert G. Tilton Canton, Ohio Sigma Phi Epsilon; Business Administra- tion; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Presi- dent Class 3. Charles Albert Tracey Connelsville, Pennsylvania Brotherhood; Bible. John Edwin Tingley Roc ford, Ohio Kappa Sigma; Business Administration; Le Bijou Staff 3; Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4. S 1 I Stuart W. Troyer Baltic, Ohio Chemistry. Robert P. Ulrich Ridgeway, Ohio Brotherhood; History. i i t t Mary Gertrude Tryon Washington C. H., Ohio Bible; Religious Education Club. William C. Updegraff Ligonier, Pennsylvania Sigma Chi; Zoology; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mirror 1, 2. Winifred Elsie Upton Js[ew London, Ohio English Literature; Athenaeum Literary So- ciety; Spanish Club Country Life Club; Latin Club 1, 2. George John Urban South Euclid, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Economics; Track 3, 4; Cross-Country 3, 4; Debate 1. i Lie Bijou George Russell Utley Delaware, Ohio Kappa Delta Alpha; Theta Alpha Phi; Spanish; Histrionic Club; President Theta Alpha Phi; Washington Birthday Com- mittee; Vice-President Spanish Club. William Taylor Wallace ' Waterhury, Vermont Brotherhood; Bible; Oxford Club; Coun- try Life Club; Life Saving Corps; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. M. C. A. Board of Directors; Council of Religious Work. Betty Mays Walker ' Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Delta Gamma; Business Administration; Histrionic Club; Women ' s Life Saving Club; Latin Club; Swimming; Monnett Day Pageant 1, 3: Monnett Day Play 3. Everett Charles Walsman Batesville, Indiana Business Administration; Spanish; Sing- er ' s Club 1, 2, 3; Glee Club; Spanish Club. Phi tion Dale Washburn Cedarville, Ohio Gamma Delta; Business Administra- Pearl A. Ward La ewood, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; Phi Beta Kappa; French; French Club; Women ' s Athletic Association; Orchesis 3. Lee C. Weingart Salem, Ohio Kappa Sigma; Pi Delta Epsilon; Business Administration; Business Manager LeBijou 28; Senior Lecture Course Committee; Elections Committee. Margaret Ellen Watts Toledo, Ohio Chi Omega; Phi Sigma Mu; French; Edu- cation; Booster ' s Club; Athenaeum Literary Society; President Women ' s Student Government 4; Student Council 4. Pearl Louise Wells Delaware, Ohio Physical Education; History; W. A. A.; Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2. ■ x v Xi0 Bijou Harold H. Welty Apple Cree , Ohio Phi Delta Theta; Business Administra- tion; Football 2, 3, 4; Transcript Staff 1, 2, 3; Circulation Manager Transcript 3; Y. M. C. A. Council 2, 3. Ruth Beatrice Werst Sidney, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Political Science; Pres- ident University League of Women Voters 2. Charles Evans Weltzheimer 7s[elsonville, Ohio Chi Phi; Business Administration; Minor Sports Manager; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 7 Dwight Wetherholt Gallipolis, Ohio Chi Phi; History. Margaret Whitacre Delaware, Ohio Delta Gamma; Business Administration; Story Teller ' s League; Monnett Day. i i Thomas George While A ron, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Chemistry; Psychology Club. Kathryn Murray Whitney Marysville, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Psychology; Psychol- ogy Club; Latin Club; Women ' s Boos- ters; W. A. A.; Pan-Hellenic 3, 4; Wom- an ' s Student Government Council 4. Ethel Whiteley Williamsport, Pennsylvania English Bible; Religious Education Club; Freshman Commission. Eleanor Josephine Whittier Mansfield, Ohio Theta Upsilon; Phi Beta Kappa; Theta Alpha Phi; English Literature; French; English Writer ' s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Histrionic Club 3, 4. } i L Bijou Susanna Wickham Delaware, Ohio English; Spanish; Spanish Club; Ath- enaeum Literary Society; Monnett Day, 1, 2. Hazel Leona Williams Columbus, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi; Spanish Robert Arthur Willey Theta Upsilon Omega (Miami); Chem- istry. Raymond Forster Williams East Cleveland, Ohio Phi Delta Theta; Phi Mu Alpha; English. Beatrice Darling Wilson West Union, Ohio Education; Country Life Club. i i i Wilbur K. Willis Delaware, Ohio Sigma Chi; Business Administration; His- trionic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth M. Wilson Williamson, West Virginia Pi Beta Phi; French; Spanish; Psychol- ogy Club; French Club; Spanish Club. Irene Jeanette Windecker Painesville, Ohio Alpha Chi Omega; Music; Athenaeum Lit- erary Society; Orchestra 1, 2, 4; Univer- sity String Quartette 4. Alfred Gibson Winters 7 Jeu; Philadelphia, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Sociology; Y. M. C. A. Council; Freshman-Sophomore Commis- sion. i iXjt Bijou 3 j Lydi lia Witschi Mansfield, Ohio Bible; Cosmopolitan Club; Religious Edu- cation Club; President Cosmopolitan Club 3, 4; Secretary Religious Education Club 4. Howard Ford Wright Fayette, Ohio Brotherhood; Chemistry; Zoology. Jean Anderson Wolfe Columbus, Ohio Latin; Latin Club. Benjamin Wu Fukien, China Brotherhood; Chemistry; French Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Helen Yerrick A ron, Ohio Delta Gamma; English History. Maxine Yoder Orrville, Ohio Kappa Delta; French; Interclass Soccer; Captain 4; Interclass Basketball 4; Inter- class Baseball 4. Helen Virginia Yeatman Lake Charles, Louisiana Delta Delta Delta; Spanish; Spanish Club; Chairman Monnett Day Committee; Treas- urer University Social Committee; Pan- Hellenic Representative 2. Marian M. Yocum Lima, Ohio Kappa Alpha Theta; Delta Phi Delta; Fine Arts; Story Telling League; Histri- onic Club; Assistant Art Editor Le Bijou ' 28; Art Editor Le Bijou ' 29. Lucile S. Young Zanesville, Ohio Chi Omega; Physical Education; Orche- sis; W. A. A.; Pan-Hellenic; Track; Hockey; Basketball; Baseball. X Bijou Fanny Mae Bartenfield Lorain, Ohio Public School Music; Phi Sigma Mu; Singer ' s Club; Choral Club; Athensum Literary Society; Monnett Day. Sarah Elizabeth. Carnell Emporium, Pennsylvania Music; Mu Phi Epsilon; Singer ' s Club 2, 3, 4; Choral Club. Russel Brady Cardington, Ohio Delta Alpha Pi; Economics. t Esther Adele Chambers Middleport, Ohio Public School Music; Mu Phi Epsilon; Phi Sigma Mu; University Orchestra. Lois Isabel Inman Delaware, Ohio Kappa Delta; Delta Phi Delta; Fine Arts. i i H } J Heloise Davis Leipsic, Ohio Fine Arts. Ruth Stephens Delaware, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta; Delta Phi Delta; Fine Arts. 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R.TAUNDER9 i i 7 ilu Bijou £3T©untaiJslte} 5 7 i i X lHjxml i 1 t 1 1 o micron Delta K O, appa micron Delta Kappa fills a real need on our campus — a senior honorary society that is based solely on merit and to which any who have attained the requirements will he elected, said President Hoffman when he was initiated last spring. O. D. K. was formed from a group of members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, a society formed by the consolidation of Toas tmasters and Jesters. The Boosters Club was aban- doned immediately after the O. D. K. petition was granted and all the functions of that organization were given to the new society. So Omicron Delta Kappa is a fusion of the old Toastmasters, Jesters and Boosters Club. O. D. K. was founded in 1914 at Washington and Lee University. Today it has twenty-five chapters in the leading colleges and universities of the country and is spread- ing rapidly. Tau Circle was installed at Ohio Wesleyan on the night of May 15th, 1927, with seventeen initiates. The first president was Wilson Anderson. The Circle drew up the point system for election and proceeded to select this year ' s group. O. D. K. is open to any senior man who has displayed leadership in extra-curric- ular activities, outstanding proficiency in one activity and consistent scholarship. Each ac- tivity is listed in the point system and a total of forty-five points is n ecessary. Twenty of these, and not more than thirty, must be in one department. Hence a man must have versatility of interests and, at the same time, must excell in at least one. In addition a 1.5 scholarship is required. The selection is announced by tapping the man in chapel. Tap Day is now one of the gala days of the college calendar. This ceremony is held on December 5th and May 25th. In addition, one third of the membership is required to be faculty members. These faculty members are active members with full vote for four years. Then they become associate members. So O. D. K. is really an organization of faculty and students and aids in bringing better relations between the two groups. O. D. K. has charge of all special days of the university. This year they gave a new excellence to the Homecoming, Dad ' s Day and High School Day. They also boost any- thing that is for the best interests of the University. To finance worthy projects, the fraternity produced two shows, Easy Come, Easy Go and It ' s All In Good Clean Fun. The last named was written, produced and acted by Ohio Wesleyan students under O. D. K. supervision. In order to stimulate friendliness, the fraternity meets for lunch every Monday. Fine feeling and efficiency have characterized its every action this year. O. D. K. has assumed its place as one of the most useful and worthwhile campus organizations. It is one of the most coveted of honors by all men. The members for the present year were: Philip Ebeling, President; Bernhard Mercer, Secretary-Treasurer; Spring Election — Paul Anderson, Harry Berno, Philip Ebeling, Robert Helwig, Beverly Kelly, Ted Mayer, Bernhard Mercer; Fall Election — Roland Allen, Edward Harper, John Hoffman, Ellis Radcliffe, Robert Tilton; Faculty Members — President John W. Hoffman, Dean W. R. Sanders, Dean W. E. Smyser, Professor Wilfred Helms. t i i i i X s L BijouKt 1 X 1 1 I i i i k a?ft 2 I i X Bijou i 1 E.PPINCEHORN J.BEEBE f 5 H t i 5 : Xe Bijou Ht 7 — - t R.UTLEV PROF.J.T.MARSHMAN H. ROBINSON : : ' , S?ft329 % L OEKjou 3 g S| i 1 I a™? 1 mew i ss | Sd §i?a£t0ft i i X i L r Bijou KT 9 5 X s I X e Bijou - - N V 1 1 1 I PR0F.9XPOWLAND Hi W5EVEPIM3IUU9 EPR09 TEC M.9IEWART LMOG9E S k — 1 jL BtjouHl 3 51 i I I 1 1 t 1 L Bijaui : 3 [Professional (Dusk] M.M MAHILL V « tKT Si. ' llHHI H F.BARTENFELD E.CHAMBEC9 i { ) |L !Bv}ou - r JHhivfe i N 1 X Bijou Ht X w t M. JOHNSON R.MORROW A.EBECLy B.HYLTOM C MEK9CHROD Dff92g f i i 1 i 5S I SJ L lStj mH1 3 - j I R.MOPPOW E. HOOK G. FPVE J.PAGE g ir f 1$ t 329 Fraternities Er 7, X { 1 L Bijou 3 c | tteatx o£ ffl m S?fV32 i i i 1 1 i i 1 1 1 i FHL Bijttu I Xraternity _r residents L onncil First Semester Second Semester Alpha Sigma Phi Raymond H. Beech Roland Allen Alpha Tau Omega Conrad Kuehn Conrad Kuehn Beta Sigma Tau Thomas Faulkner Kenneth Lippert Beta Theta Pi Robert Dove Robert Dove Chi Phi Dwight Wetherholt Thomas Blakley Delta Alpha Pi Alfred Winters Alfred Winters Delta Tau Delta J. Lyman Mallard J. Lyman Mallard Kappa Delta Alpha Lawrence L. Clark Lawrence L. Clark Kappa Sigma Lee C. Weingart Lee C. Weingart Phi Delta Theta Dwight Koppes Raymond Williams Phi Gamma Delta Philip Ebeling ...Philip Ebeling Phi Kappa Psi Walter Kyle Edward Cawood Phi Kappa Tau Hugh K. Dawson Hugh K. Dawson Sigma Alpha Epsilon Paul R. Anderson Richard C. Sharp Sigma Chi Beverly Kelley Wilbur K. Willis Sigma Phi Epsilon A. Wesley Steer A. Wesley Steer Union Edward O. Harper Edward O. Harper i i } s 1L Bijou 3 VS J X i 7 i 7 i s i i i H i fees: i X Btjoul t 7 ) i i S ft329 i }f L Bjjou l L Bijou i 1 1 I ma i i i - i i 7 i i i i Tj£ Bijou h 3 c f i i i t t L Btjou 3 j 7 t i i K } } I jL Btjou 3 l S X K E Omcg i i H i £ i rHL Btjctu g=-- SN 7 i 7 1 1 I 1 ! i i i i T HLgBijguK i! i Xiiz Bijou 7 i J i i y S f i i f i i X 1 1 Lg Bijou 3 d5 j i i i X L Bijou Q - 7 ; i 1 s i i t i i a L 35vj«m v a f i i i 7ft329 j i £ r y [HI Bijou K]: ■■ fVtflOLYAVN ' MEfcf V fe VL Bijou BROTHERHOOD ■■■■■■■■!■ IIHII HMIi CDowak Fraternities i x t 1 i L lHjtm I.CHADWlCk. Secretary.. V. J.LEET Ore a surer. 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FREEMAN FPED C MACKEy intramural £)lrectOK . PA O. DlETBICK CeacAefgaskrtM HAEBy WS ' lMESTFR. Coach of fwim t in cC k i } i ut a?rt 29 i fcg g i t ■1 Bijou 3 l I i f i i L Bijou Tootball oqnao To p Row: T. Tyler, Trainer; G. Gauthier, Coach; W. Struken, Mgr. Fifth Row: J. Pfarr, R. Coleman, D. Smith, R. Poling, H. Salter, T. Blair Fourth Row: R. Lindsay, M. Breese, C. Wertz, R. Thomas, F. Rice, R. Risk Third Row: F. Thomas, D. Campbell, C. McKinney, R. Waid, T. Franz;, F. Siegenthaler Second Row: R. Kyle, J. Glancy, B. Mitdhell, J. Schaeffer, F. Abbey, J. Halliday Bottom Row: C. Murray, R. Helwig, R. Tilton, F. Leary, L. Myers Results of the Football Season Wilmington 19 Michigan 33 Miami 35 Marshall Denison 2 Wooster 7 Syracuse 6 Ohio Wesleyan 20 Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan 7 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Ohio Wesleyan 9 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Wittenberg 9 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan L Btim Mitchell Ohio Wesleyan 20 — Wilmington 19 Welty The opening game of the season found Gauthier with a wealth of material but most of it green and inexperienced. The Wilmington game, therefore, was a trial battle — the players being constantly shifted. The team of Quakers, however, was much faster and trickier than had been expected so that Wesleyan won only after a bitter fight. Don Campbell started his first game at guard and played a fine enough game to insure him a place on the team for the remainder of the season. The whole line, in fact, showed its strength, while the backs were weak through inexperience. Michigan 33 — Ohio Wesleyan The game with Michigan was played on a wet, hot day so that neither team was able to play its best. Ohio Wesieyan ' s line received much commendation for the manner in which it held back the thrusts of the Michigan ball-carriers. Michigan scored all their touchdowns because of the failure of the Wesleyan backs to cope with the atrial attack revolving around Osterbaan and Gilbert. Wesleyan ' s entire line starred in this game, while Osterbaan and Gilbert carried the brunt of the Michigan attack. f i } Tilton Leary i X Bijou Helwig Kyle Miami 35 — Ohio Wesleyan 7 After the hard game at Michigan, the Bishops were scarcely in any condition to meet such a team as Miami turned out. Stryker and company made the Wesleyan team appear woefully weak. From the Wesleyan standpoint, the only bright feature was the promise of a developing forward pass attack. It was the inability of Wesleyan ' s backs again to stop passes that lost the game. Ohio Wesleyan 7 — Marshall Marshall College came up from the wilds of West Virginia with an unknown and unheralded eleven. The game proved to be stubbornly fought, but from the spectators standpoint it was slow and uninteresting. In this game, the Wesleyan attack began to show flashes of the form that was later to make the team one of the best in the con- ference. Murray Myers m$ I jL Bijou 1 Halliday Glancy Ohio Wesleyan 7 — Denison 2 The Denison game, as expected, turned out to be closely contested and well-played throughout. In this game Bob Waid showed his power as a punter. Kyle played a spectacular game at end, nailing the ball-carrier behind the line frequently for losses. Glancy, who scored the winning touchdown for Wesleyan, ripped the center of the Denison line to shreds. Ohio Wesleyan 9 — Wooster 7 Coach L. C. Boles, an alumnus of Ohio Wesleyan, brought a scrappy team with him from Wooster to meet the Battling Bishops. This was another one of those hot af- ternoons, and the lighter Wooster team, lacking the reserve strength of Wesleyan, wilted to allow Wesleyan to push across the winning score in the last few minutes of play. Captain Pete Blough showed himself to be of true All-Ohio caliber in this game, his educated toe and elusive running nearly spelling defeat for the home team. For Wesleyan, the line-plunging of Glancy and the end-running of Halliday featured. ) I J } i L Bijau Breese Waid Ohio Wesleyan 6 — Syracuse 6 With memories of the brilliant game of two years before still fresh, the Battling Bishops made their pilgrimage to Syracuse. This game did nothing to end the deadlock between the two schools as it ended in another tie. Ted Fran? electrified the stand by his sparkling 88 yard run for a touchdown. The aim and ambition of the Ohio Wesleyan team is to come back from Syracuse next year with something more substantial than a tie score. Wittenberg 9 — Ohio Wesleyan 7 Coming down to this game with Wesleyan ' s traditional rivals and with a chance at the Buckeye title, the Bishops put up their best game of the season. Old man jinx, however, who had been plaguing Wittenberg in previous Wesleyan encounters, turned on the Methodists. Glancy ' s place kick, which would have won the game if successful, missed by inches when a vagrant Springfield breeze caught it. Captain Vic Maurer of Wittenberg and the Lutheran line played a steady game. For Wesleyan, Tilton, Halli- day, Glancy and Thomas starred. SlEGENTHALER McKlNNEY S7ft 2? Ohio Wesleyan — Ohio University The final game of the season with Ohio University was a decided anti-climax to an interesting season. The Wesleyan team seemed listless after their battle against Witten- berg and the Bob-cats of Athens lacked the scoring punch necessary to win. A score- less tie was inevitable and thus ended another successful football season for Ohio Wes- leyan. frtLielHjou Jrosn Jootball Oquad Top Row: G. Staten, W. Cornelli, R. Walls, R. Wilson Third Row: W. Meddles, I. Carlyle, D. Hendnck, E. Kahiler, O. Tilton, D. Jensen, W. Miller Second Row: E. Bryan, J. Schuchart, J. Anglin, T. Osborn, D. Leslie, E. Reger, W. Ireland Bottom Row: L. Phillips, G. Kraft, W. Fry, G. Nieberg, R. Jones Loyal Phillips D wight Jenson ... Ezra Bryan Edgar Sanders.. Dana Leslie William Miller. William Fry Captain Freshman Football Squad End Earl Evans Tac le End Gordon Kraft Tackle End Gordon Nieberg Tac le End Joseph Rinnert Tackle End Robert Jones Guard End John Anglin Guard Hubert Hodge Guard William Meddles Guard David Merrell Guard John Hartman Guard Eugene Kaliger Center Rex Wilson Center Ervin Carlisle Quarterback Wilbur Cornelli Quarterback Ted Osborne Halfback Dudley Hendrick Halfback John Schuchart Halfback Elmer Reger Halfback William Fry Halfback Robert Riley Halfback Oscar Tilton Fullback William Ireland Fullback Roy Walls Fullback STfv e ! 1 2 X Bijou Bastefhall F 1 5 Lie Bijou (OHIO i t f OHIO ] ATM OHIO i OHIO % .Basketball O quad Top Row: R. Deitrick, C. Wertz, F. Siegenthaler, O. Magley, J. Halliday, H. Jones Bottom Row: R. Helwig, F. Thomas, H. Hnizder, R. Spoonamore, H. Coyner Results of the Basketball Season Isaly Dairy 24 Ohio State 42 Cedarville 19 Cincinnati Y. M. C. A 32 Hamilton Y. M. C. A 27 Goodyear 38 Grove City 28 Duquesne 2 3 Muskingum 31 Marietta 11 Ohio University 32 Cincinnati 25 Miami 45 Dayton 26 Denison 28 Ohio University 29 Miami 32 Denison 36 Wittenberg 26 Cincinnati 31 Wittenberg 43 Total Opponents 628 Ohio Wesleyan 44 Ohio Wesleyan 36 Ohio Wesleyan 54 Ohio Wesleyan 41 Ohio Wesleyan 49 Ohio Wesleyan 34 Ohio Wesleyan 40 Ohio Wesleyan 36 Ohio Wesleyan 35 Ohio Wesleyan 68 Ohio Wesleyan 41 Ohio Wesleyan 22 Ohio Wesleyan 40 Ohio Wesleyan 42 Ohio Wesleyan 36 Ohio Wesleyan 30 Ohio Wesleyan 43 Ohio Wesleyan 42 Ohio Wesleyan 4S Ohio Wesleyan 26 Ohio Wesleyan 57 Ohio Wesleyan 864 531 L Bijou Hl -f X d i i i 1 i F.91EGENTHALER P.O.DIETPICKco X J. HAUIDAV i I 7 i i ; I i 7 1 I s. H L Bijou H] C.WEPTZ O.MAGL£ 2 X i i iL Btjou i v i 5t i i A.CROUCH H-JON£S J4 .na,fe - F.THOMAS i ■ i- i i f i i r ■ m Xresnman .Basketball Oquao Top Row: G. Staten, W. Armstrong, D. Leslie, F. Hout, J. McElhaney Bottom Row: D. Malone, D. Jensen, Q. Fachini, E. Brandfass, R. Frantz Frosh Basketball Quido Facchini Forward (Captain) Donald Malone Guard Rudsell Frantz Forward Edward Brandfass Guard Dwight Jensen Guard Warren Armstrong Forward Frederick Hout Forward Loy Green . ' Center Dana Leslie Guard James McElhaney Forward 5 i } i i S?fv323 [L IMjouH]: Irack Oquad quae Top Row: T. Tyler, W. Andrews, W. Lewis Fourth Row: E. Kerr, J. Beard, G. Gautier Third Row: W. Keyt, T. Mayer, N. Scribner, R. Pettibone, G. Urban Second Row: R. Prestein, J. Pohlman, D. Kane, J. Halliday, C. Slavosky, R. Davis Bottom Rou : L. Parker, A. Dowds, E. Blickle, A. Messenger, L. Archer Results of the Track Season Ohio State 67J 2 Ohio Wesleyan 36J 2 Wesleyan won mile relay at Illinois Relays. Detroit City College 53 Ohio Wesleyan 42 Miami 51 2-5 Ohio Wesleyan 78 3-5 Wesleyan won the Buckeye Association meet at Denison. Wesleyan won the Big Six meet at Cincinnati. Ohio State 91 Ohio Wesleyan 34 137(t5 i i 7 i 7 I X Bijou HT $4 CoacU GAUTHIER L.ARCHER S7fvS 29 i l i i i 5 H. i fc- F L Bijou i 3 sTft s: X Bijou F 3 § i i i i i i i i i X Bijou Xresnman J. rack Oquad Top Row: G. Gautier, W. Strayer, T. Tyler Third Row: H. Sechr ist, E. Gross, H. Kellogg, H. McCoy Second Row: A. Gose, R. Stern, C. McKinney, P. Keller, J. Opfer Bottom Row: K. Nye, S. White, C. Schumaker, H. Nutter, H. Dunn, N. Lambacher Norman Lambacker Hurdles, Sprints Kenneth Neigh Sprints Harold Dunn Half-Mile Evan Owens Half-Mile Hal Kellogg Sprints Robert Stern Sprints, Broad- jump William Nutter,.., Sprints Henry Secrist Two Mile George Dean ; Sprints Allan Grose . Mile James Opfer High- jump William Strayer Weights Cy McKinney Weights Robert Shumaker Weights Ambrose Fowler Sprints Hobart McCoy Four-Forty Arthur Gose Sprints Robert Wallace Mile John Kellar Distances STft e L : Bijou Across V otintry Oquad Top Row. W. Helms, W. Keyt, W. Lewis, F. Gentner, T. Mayer Bottom Row: M. Stewart, D. Camp, H. Augenstein, J. Staley Results of the Cross Country Season Miami 25 Ohio Wesleyan 30 Denison 51 Ohio Wesleyan 16 Wooster 35 Ohio Wesleyan 20 Ohio Wesleyan took second place in the Buckeye meet, Miami winning first place. Ohio Wesleyan won fourth place in the Big Six meet, Muskingum finishing first. Ohio Wesleyan defeated Cincinnati and Ohio University in a Three-Cornered contest. Wilfred M. Helms Coach Mayer i i i i } L Bijou v 5l 7 i t i i i } s i L r Bijou jDaseball O q uad jDqusa Top Row: G. Staten (Coach), D. Thompson, D. Shaper, J. Tingley (Manager) Second Row: M. Morrison, L. Myers, R. Allen, H. Hnizder Bottom Row: J. Hartley, J. Corlette, E. Lamme, P. Harlow, D. Healy Baseball 1927 Spring Trip Ohio Wesleyan 6 Ohio Wesleyan 10 Ohio Wesleyan 5 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Ohio Wesleyan 7 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Ohio Wesleyan 6 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan 21 Ohio Wesleyan 10 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Ohio Wesleyan 14 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Ohio Wesleyan 1 Lincoln Memorial 4 Union College 1 Kentucky Wesleyan 3 Ohio State (12) 8 Wittenberg Miami 9 Denison 8 Ohio University Cincinnati 8 Ohio State 5 Ohio University 7 Western Reserve 10 Wittenberg 11 Dayton 10 Denison 9 Wooster 5 Wooster 2 ?fv0 i iTu Bijou 1 1 i Hnizder Staten, Coach CORLETTE Harry Hnizder batted in the clean-up posi- tion and covered the ground between second and third so thoroughly that nothing could get by. His sure eye caused opposing pitchers no end of trouble. Johnny Corlette made a fine utility man, as he could catch, play in the infield, or run flies to earth in the outfield. His hitting also qualified him for the job of pinch-hitter. Czar Allen lived up to his name by being the uncrowned king of the sluggers. His bat- ting average this year is expected to rival Ty Cobb ' s. Besides Czar is a steady man to have behind the bat. Buck Lamme, of basketball and football fame, was good enough to get a try-out with the Columbus Senators. He specialized in sparkling stops at the initial sack. Dan Shaper, of hot-dog fame, also was one of those versatile men. His speed was reminis- cent of Dawy Vance and his humor akin to that of the well-known Nick Altrock, who works for another good ball club. s Allen Lamme i i i t i X JMjour MlSAMORE Stetson Harlow Coz Misamore did not reach his stride until near the end of the season; then he began to burn them over with all his weight behind them. He should prove the most effective pitcher on the team this year. Bob Stetson was Buck Lamme ' s understudy at first and a good outfielder as well. Swing- ing from the left side of the plate he was always useful as a pinch-hitter. Paul Harlow spent most of his time roaming about the outer garden although he could if necessary play the infield. His loss will be keenly felt on this season ' s team. Lottie Myers, who gamboled in right field or tossed them up to the hitters on the other team, also won renown as a second Babe Ruth. In stature, speed, and home-run hit- ting he all but equalled the famous Babe. Tommy Thompson, who threw them over from the wrong side, is a living disproof of the saying that all south-paws are insane. His strength lies in his control and steadiness. The game he pitched against Wittenberg was a model of effectiveness. Myers Thompson i L Bijou • t i Tingley, Mgr. Johnny Tingley was left with full mana- gerial duties when the senior manager, Heiny Grow, left school. His duties were performed always in a most admirable manner. Pokie Morrison was a steady second-base- man. He is expected to develop into a rival for the justly famed Rajah Hornsby at the keystone sack. His name, Pokie, however, was not bestowed on him because of his base- running proclivities. Joe Hartley, the demon ball chaser of the middle pasture, excelled as a lead-off man and base-runner. His timely hits and activity as a ball hawk Morrison make him valuable again this year. Don Hamilton was a good pitcher who could always be depended upon to hurl the best brand of ball of which he was capable. He should prove even more valuable this year than he was last. Dan Healy, who is versatile enough to cover almost any position, played at third and field most of the time. His favorite trick was to slam the ball safely out of the lot, thus caus- ing considerable worry to the opposing field- ers. t Hartley Hamilton JTftO |L IHjou! J Irosn ijaseball Oquad Top Row: M. Pelton, G. Reese, P. Shaw, J. Stewart, R. Crass, R. Winters, L. Allure Second Row: C. Brautigam, E. Dawson, G. Parker, R. Wilkey, E. Plaskett, R. Spoonamore Bottom Row: H. Williams, P. Greenough, J. Maxwell, C. Leopold, J. Farr, C. Wertz, F. Thomas, A. Smith Freshman Squad Pierce Greenough Second Base John Maxwell Catch Gregory Parker Pitch Fred Slaughter Pitch Charles Leopold Short-Stop Francis Thomas Third Base Eugene Dawson Catch Potter Shaw First Base George Plaskett Infield Russell Spoonamore Outfield Carl Eskins Outfield John Farr Outfield Frank Rice Outfield William Rees Catch Donald Smith Pitch (Diuor«5aoTt L IHjcm ennis Results of Tennis Season Ohio Wesleyan 2 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Ohio Wesleyan 4 Ohio Wesleyan 1 Ohio Wesleyan 5 Ohio State 4 Kenyon 4 Denison 4 Otterbein 2 Ohio State 5 Denison 1 In the annual Buckeye Athletic Asso- ciation tournament held at Denison, Eddie Blickle worked his way to the finals in the singles where he was de- feated. In the doubles, Berno and Blickle were eliminated in the semi-finals. Arthur L. Davis Coach fLieJMjm 7 f i i rym earn Top Row: W. Freeman, R. Warner, W. Miller, W. Blair, C. Weluheimer Bottom Row: R. Owens, B. Barnes, W. Schneider, G. Hultz; Results of the Gym Season Ohio State 696.5 Chicago 1252.93 Penn State 653.9 Ohio State 1181.8 Freshmen 644.7 Ohio Wesleyan 685 Ohio Wesleyan 922.50 Ohio Wesleyan 627.9 Ohio Wesleyan 1141.1 Ohio Wesleyan 673.2 i The Ohio Wesleyan gym team of this season was crippled at the start by the loss of last year ' s chief members of the squad. Consequently, Coach Free- man had to depend upon the development of the Sophomores. The success of this may be shown by the results of the gym season this year. Hultz was one of the strongest members of the squad, and Owens, Schneider, Barnes and Warner could al- ways be depended upon in a meet. The prospects for next year are bright since practically all this year ' s squad will be back, and additions will be made from the freshman squad. Walter C. Freeman Coach s i L Bijou iwimming J. earn Top Row: R. Neff, D. Bell, J. Shelly. R. Cowan, R. Wright, H. Simester Bottom Blow: H. Matthews, W. Bright, R. Holtz, W. Wallace, L. Elicker 1 Results of the Swimming Season Wooster 50 Dayton Y. M. C. A 31 Cincinnati 42 Denison 19 Wooster 42 Ohio Wesleyan 19 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Ohio Wesleyan 18 Ohio Wesleyan 36 Ohio Wesleyan 13 MMHfifflBB MM Coach Simester in his first year as swimming coach at Wesleyan turned out a well-balanced squad. Wallace, in the breast stroke, was the strongest man in the conference, so that his loss will be felt keenly next year. Neff, who swam the 220, also graduates. The sophomore and junior members of this year ' s team, together with the strong freshman squad, should give Wesleyan a championship contender next year. Wright in the dash events, Cowan in the back-stroke and Neff and Wallace were the strong- est members of this year ' s team. Harry W. Simester Coach L IHj mr I i 7 t I encing J. earn W. Evans, D. Motter, E. Craig, A. Robertson, A. Duerr, A. Peace, R. Ake Results of the Fencing Season Ohio State 14 Ohio Wesleyan 3 Chicago 15 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Cincinnati 36 Ohio Wesleyan 34 Michigan State 15 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Ohio State 15 Ohio Wesleyan 2 A. Robertson Coach J I J i i i X Bijou I 1 Xved Cross J_ale Oavmg Corps Top Rou : K. Schuele, F. Hunter, J. Fisher, J. Shelley, J. Miller Second Row: C. Fuller, E. Ewing, E. Sandmeyer, G. Beebe Bottom Row: H. Rahn, R. Warner, S. Doe, W. Wallace, J. Gregson The Red Cross Life- Saving Corps is organized primarily to instruct in the essentials of the protec- tion of life, and also to teach beginners a fundamen- tal knowledge of swimming. Membership is open to all those who can pass the Red Cross tests. One of the chief activities of the Ohio Wesleyan group has been the instruction of freshman classes in beginning swimming. Stanley Doe, as president, has helped give this organisation its present strength. W. C. Freeman is the faculty overseer, and has been responsible for the successful continuance of the Red Cross Life-Saving Corps on the Ohio Wes- leyan Campus. am Stanley E. Doe President S7ff 25 (Domett ' Athletics i 1 I X Bijou Kt $ i •. TtiiiMi rTmnnif« i n iiiiwn ' iwiii iiiii i ii i iiiihii i ' jiii i _. ' winnim ' ' ■ ' ■ i i n fii T i i w m i ' ir ' m i n i mini i m i.n.n m — MI99 STOC HAM — Ml?? PAGE aotmarrr A.9CHUELE H.DCHWICK. STft ss Mis?MAHO Ey iL r Bijou S P.PUSSEU G.SHOtMAKER M.BRUNGARD J J $ k-= $ 7 g X Bijou X 1 1 I 1 i. KLUHO C. BUDD A. SCHUUE MJOtHSoH i i i il37ft029 X 1 I 1 1 1 jli lBtjOU Senior Hockey Team Left to right: M. L. Rosstead, J. Mitchell, M. Akens. E. Ricard, L. Young, E. Hook. G. Frye, M. Brungard, R. Russell, J. Cameron, R. Morrow, Coach Pierce Cagfstos HCAfiTEB Junior Hockey Team Left to right: H. Carter, M. Wolfe, M. Barnes, S. Arbenz, E. Klund, M. K. Bauer, B. Whitney, L. Sproul, A. Schuele, E. Cooper, R. Ewing, G. Shoemaker, H. Hageman STft e i X Bijou Sophomore Hockey Team Top Riow. M. Swickheimer, C. Jackson, M. Miller, H. Bliss, M. Biddle, E. Rice, R. Hauser, H. Miller, Coach Pierce Bottom Row: A. Eberle, R. Pickering, J. Frick, L. Worley, F. Richards, B. Haskins. M. Sites, D. Wright ? Freshman Hockey Team Top Row: Coach Pierce, I. Oviatt, M. Eberbach, R. Wones, D. Bradshaw, H. Black, H. Dolwick, A. Jorgenson, K. Bickham Second Ron. ' : M. Seeley, E. Williams. L. Shilling, E. Page, M. Lacey, E. Flowers, E. McKay, S. Donahoe Bottom Row: E. Badley, R. Delscamp, W. Lucas, M. Borne, I. McDowell, C. Wones, E. McKee i s i i i i 7 i i t L IHJOU Senior Soccer Team Top Row: E. Ricard, M. Yoder, J. Mitchell. M. Akens, E. Hook, R. Russell, M. Knight, M. L. Rosstead Bottom Row: A. Shunk, J. Cameron, R. Morrow, G. Frye, M. Brungard M70DH? Ca£faitts L5PSOUL Junior Junior Soccer Team L. Sproul, R. Ewing, V. Laird, G. Shoemaker, R. Keehne, E. Klund, V. Whitney, M. K. Bauer, H. Carter, Coach Pierce iL Btj m i i i Sophomore Soccer Team F. Haster, F. Richards, D. Peterson, E. Stuber, L. Worley, H. Bliss, R. Hauser, M. Biddle, M. Sites, H. Miller, A. Axelson, R. Etling, C. Jackson, M. Swickheimer F. HAST Hi £6pkomce Cagfato Freshman Soccer Team Top Row: E. Page, E. Badley, C. Bickham, H. Bradshaw, M. Borne, M. Seeley, M. F. Olcott Bottom Row: R. Wones, H. Black, I. McDowell, H. Dolwick, W. Lucas, E. Persol, C. Wones 5 i i i 1 1 1 1 I i iL Stjoui .. , Senior Basketball Team Top Row: J. Cameron, M. Akens, M. Rosstead, E. Ricard Bottom Row: R. Russell, A. Shunk, M. Brungard, E. Hook -W.8RUNGAPD Senior W BsmmOmmm Junior Basketball Team Top Row: N. Williamson, G. Shoemaker, E. Klund, A. Hunt Bottom Row: M. Bauer, A. Ewing, L. Sproul, V. Laird I X Bijou I i Bt F l 4 .: Jjj ■PS- ' ' Jfc- 7 rtH Sophomore Basketball Team Top Row. M. Swickheimer, R. Etling, M. Miller, M. Joyslin, C. Jackson, H. Millet- Bottom Roto: J. Foster, M. Biddle, B. Haskins, F. Richards, R. Hauser B.MSvm? C7a£faftt9 Freshman Basketball Team Top Row. A. Wind, C. Bickham, H. Bradshaw, R. Hetndel, D. Becket Second Row. C. Hudson, H. Dolwick, E. Arthur, R. Wones. J. McDowell, S. Donahoe Bottom Rom: E. McKee, E. Jorgensen, C. Wones, H. Heiskell, E. Altstaetter f i i } i lu Bijou Senior Baseball Team Top Row. H. Harmon, E. Johnson, Coach Pierce, F. Stillwell, S. Chmelik Bottom Row: F. Roberds, B. Hoppe, I. Miller, E. Sherbondy, N. Hirkpatrick, E. Goepinger, L. Lynne, M. Resley 00k cV Junior Baseball Team R. Morrow, G. Price, M. Ballinger, J. Mitchell, E. Ricard, M. L. Rosstead, M. Akens, J. Cameron, M. Brungard, R. Russell, G. Frey TfW S E7 7 t X Bijou , j 7, Sophomore Baseball Team V. Gerdum, E. Harrison, F. Shankland, M. Hageman, M. K. Bauer, E. Hook, V. Whitney, L. Sproul, L. Frederick, G. Hickson, G. Shoemaker S ' gib S i i t t Freshman Baseball Team Top Row: L. Worley, Coach Pierce, M. Taylor Bottom Row: M. Sites, C. Jackson, F. Richards, J. Frick, M. Biddle, H. Miller, M. Swickheimer $ S T 23 - i s |L IHi m -ZJ S?fv3 i X Bijou 3 = 3aj 7 1 1 1 i i i L Bijou Women ' s Examiners M. Stewart, R. Morrow, G. Shoemaker, E. Pierce, J. Mitchell, K. Whitney, J. Page ■;■-, ' „■ :: Women ' s Life Saving Corps Top Row: G. Shoemaker, D. Ball, M. Stewart, L. Sproul, J. Mitchell, M. Timmons, E. Pierce Third Row: G. Jaster, C. Jackson, E. Rice, M. Worman, K. Lowry, M. Joyslin, R. Baker Second Row: R. Morrow, M. Rogers, K. Whitney, E. Walker, L. Shilling, H. Brown, S. Arbenz, G. Prick Bottom Row: J. Foster, E. Menke, E. Hook, J. Page, I. Thompson, H. Miller, E. Robbins, K. Kearney STftH? £tubent bmrnt lraUoix fe y L Bijou DftO e 1 X 1 X 1 1 1 LE: BijOU pmayexkJt couxwik Tu Bijou BEVERL7 kELLV f resilient oP 7Ae Truocn T Body oMRGARET IVATTT feside .i: ofl ie Womem ' s Student Ooherhmeht. PAUL ANDERToH Sdiior op cjAe T ?Afl se Pr. DALE BENNETT fietideKi o 1 DE8ArE -ORAToRyG t HOL. EDWARD HARPER Seer e b a.yy c CTye Ai Tu y S r (? Cfhe 9tudbnt Bod- . PHIL EBELING Presid.eH.b afi ?e hqrCLa$?. ff frz L Btjou t 1 EDWAPD MAPPER ■Secre to-ryc Of en rurer eP ltte Student Body, IPWIN IRELAND Q ' fea.su ei ' oP Q ie SoPHOMOPE Cuss. LAWPENCE QABk Cryea-surey ofOAe Sbuioo. Class. DON CANNING CTrecbsut ' e ' oPQAe Freshman Class GEORGE BEEBE fye sureroPtyhe Junior Class. y i i i s L Bijou r ojQOB, oohm TMA7EE president. D.KOPPE9 L.CIACX Pt?OF. HUBBAGT -Ofaculty fldy for.. GBEEBE V329 t i i i i i i X Bijou -S d sl c - _ 1 1 1 ..... ■Manm G k£EFE.E £ I 1 t k L Bijou ' ;;-■- T.9KIFF L.TRf4DWAy M.WLGOPE M.QIUIHAQT rz 3 - j s f i i i Tue Bijou h University Oocial Committee Top Row: J. Smith, F. Stanton, H. Gray, H. Shutts, R. Holtz, Middle Row: S. Knapp, J. Beebe, D. Rice, E. Goubeaux Bottom Row: M. McQuilkin, G. Keefer, M. Watts, H. Yeatman, M. Kilgore } i i Mary E. Kilgore Chairwoman In the University Social Committee is vested the planning and direction of the social events of the University social program. This includes Uni- versity parties, Varsity dances each month and all social events which con- cern the student body as a whole. The Committee works in the con- junction with the Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. in an effort to provide an adequate social life for all students. The Social Committee, including the chairman, are appointed by the president of the student body. Ed- ward A. Goubeaux and Mary Kil- gore have very efficiently carried out the duties of chairman and chairwo- man for the past year. Edward A. Goubeaux Chairman I X L Bijou Otudent V nest ( omnuttee Top Row: R. Davis, R. Holtz, H. Pierce. D. Koppes, T. Westfall, K. Neigh, R. Ulnck Third Row: G. Caulkins, D. Malone, P. Shaw, E. Harper, R. Lyon, H. Miller, J. Rayen, L. Christman Second Row: Paul Steer, G. McVay, A. Schuele,.N. Newby, B. Reimer, V. Madden, G. Larson. P. Dull Bottom Row: K. Whitney, H. Halpenny, M. Porter, M. Keyser, J. Groves, J. Reisser, E. Harbage. E. Bartenfeld Edward O. Harper Chairman Student Chest The Student Chest is a tradition which started at Ohio Wesleyan several years ago. The Chest is significant of the finer and nobler spirit on the Ohio Wesleyan Campus, because the contributions made to the Chest are placed not only on our own Campus but in other schools in the world where real student need exists. This institution is supported solely by contribu- tion made from the students. Each fall, a drive is made and it is significant to note that the drive last year was in no manner in the background so far as contributions were concerned. The true nature of the Chest is revealed by the causes it aids. On the Campus of Ohio Wesleyan, two of the leading organizations in Student Life are partly supported by the Chest. The Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. are both largely dependent upon the Student Chest for financial help. Another wor- thy thing which this institution aids is the Student Loan Fund, a fund which makes short time loans to needy students here on Wesleyan ' s Campus. In ad- dition, two colleges in mission fields, Lucknow Col- lege and the Sister College are assisted in their en- deavors by the Student Chest. A few other causes which are not connected with the University also receive contributions. Pft g Dramatic iL Bijou f ' Histrionic 1) C-lub Top Row: A. Winters, E. Dawson, T. Gorman, H. Brown, D. Allen, H. Mansfield, D. Bennett Third Row: K. Eckler, S. Stone, E . Cathcart, J. Thompson, V. Adams, W. Barnes, M. Meeks Second Row: Prof. Marshman, R. Mateer, J. Jaeger, K. Walker, G. Keefer, M. Jewett, J. Pletcher, Mrs. McNabb Bottom Row: P. Sutton, C. Redrup, E. Walker, N. Brickwede, G. Messenger, E. Baker, D. Bartholomew The Histrionic Club The Histrionic Club of Ohio Wesleyan University is composed of seventy-five active and associate mem- bers, together with fifteen reserves. Membership is open to all students on the Campus above Freshman rank and is attained by the try-out process which is held early the first semester. There are generally about three times as many candidates try out for the Club as those that make it. Many social and minor activities concern the Club but the principal interest is centered in the presen- tation of major productions in Gray Chapel. This year three plays are being presented. The first was The Cat and the Canary, by John Willard, a thrilling mystery play that proved to be a novelty and delight. This play was presented December 9 and 10. On March 23 and 24, The Poor Nut, by J. E. and Elliott Nugent was given. This is a college comedy and met an electrically enthusiastic response by large audiences. Following the usual custom of presenting a Shakespearian play at Commencement time, the play offered this season will be Much Ado About Nothing, one of the liveliest of Shakespeare ' s Comedies. This play will be presented Saturday, June 9th. The officers of the Histrionic Club are: President, Edward McRoberts; Vice President, Wilbur Willis; Treasurer, Dick Billingsly; Secretary, Helen Robin- son. Edward A. McRoberts President 7 ; fTfvUFHIS i i } i 7 y 7, i j£ Bijou Hi lstnomc cu Top Roiv. J. Thomas, E. McRoberts, R. Dixon, C. Proctor, D. Savage, F. Baker, T. Westfall, H. Auble Third Row: W. Willis, B. Kelly, L. Syster, J. Fisher, E. Cartmell, W. Irwin, Prof. McNabb Second Row: P. Rider, H. Robinson, D. Rice, D. Gillilan, M. Dawson, H. Guion, M. Yocum, M. Leach Bottom Row: E. Craig, M. Hazzard, F. Kellogg, M. Mahon, E. Biddle, S. West, V. Price S 1 i i Scene from The Cat and The Canary ' S7ft 29 i v- L Bijou x i Oenior .Lecture Course Committee Senior Lecture Course Program October 21 Marian Talley November 21 English Singers December 8 Frances Nash January 16 Thibaud February 9 Lowell Thomas TKx W X Bijou X i i Top Row: E. Robbins, E. Scheiber, J. Michxl, F. Mowry, M. Work, W. Upton Third Row: J. Smith, M. Rinehart, E. Craig, G. Rhodes, M. Kershaw, M. Dawson, H. Kinneson Second Row: M. Minehart, E. Boker, D. Bartholomew, A. Shunk, M. Paine, E. Westfall Bottom Row: C. Merschrod, O. Snyder, L. Morrow, H. Robinson, M. Wolfe, H. Mowry, F. Pockrandt Atk enaeum cu Top Row: O. Hensler, F. Armstrong, H. Lord, M. Mead, J. Work, N. Brickwede, V. Dwire Third Row: I. Free, E. Kriser, M. Bolmeyer, M. Hageman, M. Stark, B. Atkinson, H. Brooks, K. Eckler Second Row: E. Joseph, C. Budd, I. Windecker, F. Crumrine, V. Wolf, M. Johnson, A. Hunt, L. Criswell Bottom Row: L. Chalfant, S. Wickham, J. Fieser, G. Messenger, H. Schafner, K. Rhoades, H. Stautzenberger S7ft 2? 7 i i i fLielHjott] r president E ' .SCHIEBEC CTrea-suyen H.TALLMAM Secretary.. ime.nA uG$ •mm ha (Dime IL Btjou Crlee V lub Top Row: T. Douglas, T. Lee, E. McFarland, W. Boehnker, W. Cramer, J. Miller Third Row: R. Seiple, H. Gray, D. Forsythe, E. Walsman, W. Severinghaus, C. Turner, V. Adams Second Row: G. Mullin, H. Kaiser, H. Hensler, C. Butler, E. Goubeaux, J. Mallard, K. Wible Bottom Row: K. VanMeter C. Wangeman, A. Richards, J. Smith, H. Hodges, R. Farmer, R. Lloyd It is a long ride from a group of choir singers who banded themselves together some fifty years ago to the present Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club which has evolved from that meager beginning. The. steady progress of the Glee Club is a tribute mainly to the man around which the Club ' s development is built. Guy E. McLean took the reins in hand back in 1914 and since that time there has been created a men ' s musical organisation which has won four state glee club contests over a period of six years, gained permanent possession of the Columbus Dispatch trophy cup for three consecutive victories among similar Ohio musical organizations, and carried the name of Ohio Wesleyan to Pan- ama, Canada, and to five European countries, in addition to traveling thous- ands of miles in the United States. That the singing of the Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club has been excellent is evi- denced by the success of the Club in competition with other fine musical organizations. That the Club ' s reception has been enthusiastic in many states and in many lands is evidenced by the thous- ands of inches of favorable press pub- licity gained by the Glee Club itself throughout the past few years. That the development of this particular branch of Ohio Wesleyan activity is largely due to the talent and the effort of the director is evident from the position of genuine admiration and af- _ r ..- 1 • i i • Professor fection which Mac occupies among q uy g McLean the college men he has trained. Director James W. Smith President Pffegg L Bijou The Blue Tune Trio c. European v_xOncert lour For the Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club to attempt an European concert tour of five countries was looked upon as an unusually difficult undertaking. Nevertheless, when the S. S. Empress of Australia arrived in the Quebec docks, early last August, she car- ried the Glee Club fresh from a series of concerts abroad. The Glee Club, composed of twentyfour members and Director McLean, left Montreal on June 24th abroad the S. S. Montrose. A party of fifty University Alumni and friends accompanied the singers throughout the trip. Following the arrival at Liverpool, the party spent a week in England; then crossed over to Holland for a concert at The Hague. Belgium was next, followed by a Rhine trip in Germany. A week in Paris wound up the trip. Concerts were given at intervals throughout the tour and included appearances at St. Martins in The Field Church, English Speaking Union, and American Society In- dependence Day Fete at the Savoy, London; The Hague, Holland; and an appearance before the Prince of Wales and royal party aboard the S. S. Em- press of Australia enroute to Quebec. An engagement at the Palace Thea- tre, Montreal, preceded the embarka- tion in June. Arrangements for the tour were made through the Art Crafts Guild Inc., of Chicago and the project was financed by the Glee Club without assistance from the University treas- ury. A six piece dance orchestra and a number of other feature attractions made up of Glee Club talent accom- panied the singers abroad. i i Darwin M. Forsythe Student Director Edward A. Goubeaux Manager i jL Btjou Top Row: D. Kettring, E. Richards, H. Budd, T. Faulkner, G. Wood, H. Kirk, Mr. LeBaron (Director) Fourth Row. M. Black, M. Nicholson, M. Curry, M. Watts, J. Cook, E. Heckman, D. Kemp Third Row: R. Alton, A, Richards, W. McBride, R. Wharton, R. Farmer, L. Long, E. Dawson, E. McRoberts Second Row: D. Severy, F. Gross, M. Gilmore, L. Hill, E. Creamer, C. Budd, S. Carnell, F. Bartenfeld Bottom Row: H. Northway, E. McGoon, R. Willoughby, A. Bangham, V. Pierce, M. Hornbeck, A. Knapp, D. Brunstetter Ike oingers V lub The Singers Club is three years old, dating from the fall of 1925. At that time its membership numbered sixteen. The first trip of the club was a week-end trip to Cincinnati where a complete concert was broadcasted. Other activities during the first year consisted of several trips to Columbus for Sunday evening concerts and for broadcasting. During the first year the club began serving as the chapel choir. The second year ' s activities were much the same as the first. During spring vacation the club made a very enjoyable trip to Cleveland. The mem- bership was increased to twenty-five. The year 1927-28 has seen a still greater increase in activity. By the close of the year the club will have giv- en more than twenty-five complete concerts, besides numerous occasions where it has assisted in programs. A European trip is being sponsored by the Singers Club for the coming summer. The membership numbers forty-five for this year. Musically the club presents a var- ied program of the finest choral music, selected from the musical literature of many nations and from different epochs of musical history. Much of the club ' s success has been due to Prof. H. D. LeBaron, director, and also to Thomas Faulk- [homas W. Faulkner ner president, and to Harley Kirk, Harlan S. Kirk President Student manager. Manager . STfv s THL lHj mf ' Top Row: R. Brennan, N. Brickwede, M. Eastman, M. Dodge, K. Wilson, G. Smith, H. Stillwagon, D. Bussard, D. McDonald Fourth Row: L. Stoll, M. Swickheimer, J. Cook, M. Black, M. Kerr Third Row: H. Brooks, V. Speck, K. Bickam, E. Lang, H. Weist Second Row: M. Dalton, D. Severy, C. Mock, J. Peck, R. Creamer, M. McMahill, R. Whinnery, H. Krause, F. Bartenfeld Bottom Row: V. Pierce, F. Woodworth, N. Ellis, R. Willoughby, E. Magoon, F. Armstrong, C. Budd, R. Davis 1st Soprano Frances Armstrong Fannie May Bartenfeld Rebecca Brennan Naomi Brickwede Caroline Budd Jane Cook Betty Creamer Mary Curry Juanita Dove Lxhoral V lub .Personnel Contest Croup Frances Gross Betty Heckman Elizabeth Lang Josephine Peck Viola Pierce Eloise Ramsay Dorothy Russell Helen Stillwagon ' ' •Kathryn Wilson 2nd Soprano ; Harriette Brooks Dorothy Bussard Mary Helen Cornwall Martha Eastman Dorothy McDonald Mary McMahill Catherine Mock Florence Woodworth 1st Alto 2nd Alto Catherine Bickham Alberta Bangham Marian Black Marjorie Dalton Dorothy Kemp Luella Stoll Helen Weist Edith Magoon Rhea Davis Margaret Dodge Mildred Gilmore Lucille Hill Dorothy Severy Dorothy Brunstetter Mary Helen Kerr Martha Swickheimer A. M. Kna pp Accompanist Accompanists Alta May Knapp Sarah Carnell i i i M. H. Cornwall President sTTtO f}jL Btj mr Top Row: Pierce, Martin. Dockey, Brown, Powell, Lorenz, Aleshire, Stephy, Brashares, Holt, McBride, H. Brown, C. Slavosky Third Row: Booton, Evans, Dockery, Evans, Smith, Shoup, Thompson, Steele, Morrison, Warner, Abbott, Brautigam, Harr, Mautz Second Row: Murphy, Baile, Keller, Moore, Crawford, Reed, Henderson, Leary, Lee, Hout, Jones, Hockman, Mr. Howard (Director) Bottom Row: Kennedy, Poling, Bell, Wellman, Fuller University _Dand The Ohio Wesleyan University Band has rendered another year ' s invaluable serv- ice which has been characteristic of this organization in the past. Notwithstanding the fact that University credit is no longer given, nevertheless the band has become an im- portant, independent organization of tru ly talented musicians. Under the leadership of Charles Morrison, President; Harold Reed, Manager; William Denton, Student Leader; and Sidney Stone, Drum Major, the Band has displayed its talent on the foot- ball field, in Gray Chapel, and on various other occasions, all of which have added to the importance of this organization. With the organization of the Band as an independent unit of college activity, suit- able awards in the form of red sweater coats with an appropriate ensignia were pre- sented to the Junior and Senior men at the close of the first semester. Sophomores re- ceived their awards during the second semester. Suitable recognition was awarded Freshmen completing the year ' s work. In the middle of March a Buckeye Band Association was formed to pro- mote competitive interest among the Buckeye organizations. A contest, in which all Buckeye Association Bands will compete, will be held in Gray Chapel, May 19th. Too much credit cannot be given Professor George Howard, the direc- tor, whose talent both as a leader and as a musician is well recognized. Pro- fessor Howard obtained Captain Pat- rick Conway, the widely known and recognized Band Conductor, as guest conductor for the Annual Band Con- Charles H. Morrison President cert. Harold W. Reed Manager 7ft0 5 X Bijou To Row: Prof. A. Elliott, R. Rush, H. Reed, H. Cogan, W. Bair, J. Fisher Middle Row: D.Bartholomew, E.Robertson, O.Snyder, H. Minor, C.Klingel, F.Stillson, N.Davis Bottom Row: C. Cellars, M. Boncraft, E. King, M. Huffman, F. Liebendorfer i i u niversity Orck estra Altyn H. Elliott Director The Ohio Wesleyan Chamber Or- chestra is composed of university stu- dents as well as of those enrolled in the School of Music. Their rehearsals occur twice each week under the direction of Mr. Altyn H. Elliott of the Violin Department. The Orchestra has presented two concerts this year, one last December in the First Methodist Episcopal church of Marysville, the other on March 9th in Gray Chapel, Robert Elwyn, tenor, of New York City, collaborating. Three of the violinists, Betty Rob- ertson, Hazel Miner and Alberta Bangham, are members of the Uni- versity String Quartette which has made many appearances in its own capacity, as well as assisting materially on the numerous trips of the Singers ' Club. The purpose of this activity is to present music of the highest excellence in as careful and finished a manner as possible, under the working conditions of a student orchestra. John O. Fishlr Manager S3?fl029 5 5 i L Bijou E. Robertson, I. Windecker, E. Schieber, H. Miner University Otrmg (Quartette The University String Quartette was organized in 192? by Mr. Elliott, Instructor in Violin, of the School of Music. During the three years of its activity, the Quar- tette has been closely associated with the Singers Club. In the Spring of 1927, they gave several con- certs in Northern Ohio. The past year, the Quar- tette has been more active than ever before. It has appeared with the Singers 1 Club in twenty-two con- certs given in various cities of Ohio. Their repertoire consists of quartettes by Handel, Schubert and Mendelssohn, and lighter works of more modern composers. The String Accompani- ments for the Singers ' Club were arranged by Mr. Elliott. The aim of the Quartette is to present ensemble of the highest excellence, at the same time, giving the individual members an intimate knowledge of the best in music. Debate L Bijou .Debate and Oratory V ouncil The Debate and Oratory Council has charge of the administrative and financial end of the debate program. The council is composed of two classes of mem- bers. First, all members of Delta Sigma Rho (hon- orary forensic fraternity) are automatically members. Secondly, there are four elected members, who rep- resent the student body as a whole. This council has functioned in guiding the debate program of the school and furnishing publicity for home debates. All appropriations for expenditures are sanctioned by the council. At the first meeting of the year Dale Bennett was elected president and Alice Stofer, secretary-treas- urer. The activities of the council for the past year have been guided by Professors Marshman and Diem of the oratory department. Tfv e I I L Bijou x 7 i I i Varsity -Uebate Dquad Top Row: R. Prestien, C. Morrison, P. Ebeling, R. Oakes, L. Syester Third Row: C. Thornberg, H. Wagner, J. Barr, J. Hoffman, E. Harper, R. Lyons Second Row: Prof. B. Griffith, J. Ohl, B. Mercer, R. Allen, P. Anderson, Prof. R. Diem, J. Fisher Bottom Row: M. Dawson, A. Stofer, J. Spencer, H. Mowry, M. Kilgore, M. Moyer The debate season of 1927-1928 was one of the most successful in recent years, judging on the basis of debates won. The varsity men participated in ten judged de- bates, of which seven were victories for Ohio Wesleyan, two defeats, and one a tie. The varsity women were involved in five judged debates, of which four were won by Ohio Wesleyan. In addition, the varsity men participated in eight non-decision con- tests, and the varsity women in six. Men and women together thus won eleven debates, lost three, tied one, and engaged in fourteen non-decision debates, in a total of twenty- five. Six of the eleven victories were won away from home. The freshman men and women engaged in ten debates, mostly non-decision contests. The largest number of men and women ever to represent Ohio Wesleyan in one year, engaged in the thirty-nine contests. There were nineteen different speakers for the varsity men, nine for the var- sity women, twelve for the freshman men, and eight for the freshman wom- en, a total of forty-eight different speakers. A team of varsity women, in an in- vasion of the east, made a clean sweep of the series of debates, winning at Vassar, Ursinus, and the American University, and engaging in a non- decision debate at New York Univer- sity. The men were not quite so for- tunate in their eastern trip. They won their first debate on the trip at Oberlin, tied at the American Uni- versity, lost at George Washington and had non-decision debates at Col- gate, New York University and Penn State. i i i Professor W. Roy Diem Debate Coach Professor J. T. Marshman Debate Coach L IMjau iresnman .Debate Oquad qua( Top Row: O. Culp, F. Hughes, R. McCormack, E. Shepherd, J. Rinnert, E. Bryan, P. Moulten, Third Row: E. Broughton, D. Stewart, R. VanGundy, E. Beal, L. Abbott, P. Steer Second Row: M. Tryon, M. Miller, L. Shilling, E. Baumgardner, L. Donbeck, L. Cross Bottom Row: V. Winters, V. Janney, H. Weist, E. Wones, A. Naylor, R. Wones, M. Shaw Five debates on three different questions was the schedule of the freshman debate squads this season, and twenty-eight freshman debaters took part in inter-collegiate contests. The season was opened, February 23rd, with a no-decision debate between the freshman men and Otterbein College on the question, Resolved: that the convention system of nominations should be adopted throughout the United States instead of the direct primary. On February 28th the freshman girls met with the women ' s varsity teams from Wittenberg in another no-decision contest on the subject, Resolved : that the Russian soviet government should be recognised by the United States. The freshman men defeated the team from Denison University, March 29th, in the first decision de- bate of the season. The affirmative team won a 2-1 decision, and the negative team a 3-0 decision from the judges upon the question, Resolved: that a system of compulsory voting be adopted throughout the United i States. The freshman women also debated Denison a little later, on April 19th, on the Russian question. A triangle debate with Albion College and Cincinnati University on the compulsory voting question closed the season for the freshman men, April 25th. Bernhard Griffith coached the freshman men, while Miss Claora Bell had charge of the women ' s teams. The fifteen members of the freshman men ' s squad were : Lyndon Abbott, Fred Alban, Edwin Beal, Ezra Bryan, Edward Broughton, Ormond Culp, Rob- ert Van Gundy, Francis Hughes, Malcolm McCormick, Phillips Moulton, Joseph Rin- nert, Ernest Sheperd, David Stewart, Paul Steer, and Dwight Weist. Members of the freshman women ' s squad were : Evelyn Baumgardner, Lois Cross, Vivian Janney, Mary Miller, Lois Shilling, Marjorie Shaw, Martha Tr yon, Laura Donbeck, Ann Naylor, Helen Weist, Virtue Winters, Carolyn Wones, and Rosalyn Wones. The freshman debate season has been a successful . one, the coaches feel, and has uncovered some good material for varsity debate next year. ii i ii i ii ii iiiw i iwiw Religion i 7 t ) 1 X Bijou t I e IHjau HI i i yt um.o X reshman I V ouncil Top Row: E. Brandfass, M. Savage, E. Shepherd, G. Calkins, D. Pierce, H. Miller Second Row: H. Pearce, O. Culp, E. Laylin, J. Moore, H. Jugling, F. Lewis, L. Stapley Bottom Row: P. Thompson, D. Brant, E. Benson, J. Talbot, H. Zommerraan, D. Eyster Kv % W 1 I 7 i } i rrtL Bijou Z«l.(iA G RTDe n H.ROBHSoH O.EOOT M.AtSQUIlkit| M.UACS ccotoccXE R.MATTASoN N.BRICIOVEDE CR.REDRUP J.MMUTON H.BPOIVN RDOE D.BRU ?TETrEB BBEKHETT Pffe33 Er? ? |L Btj m Top Row: A. Ginrich, J. Wilson, C. Tracy, O. Wortman, W. Wallace, R. Wallace, F. Walker, L. Friedhof Third Row: J. Fitz, H. Arbuckle, R. Lyons, W. Willets, H. Angel, R. Doe, P. Moulten, H. Burkholder, H. Budd Seccnid Row: L. Green, B. Roberts, G. Steiner, W. Chism, G. Bogardus, D. Yocum, A. Robinson, A. Madria Bottom Row: E. Haines, T. Acord, R. Alton, T. Alexander, V. Whitacre, J. Guzman, L. Stapley Oxlord Lxlub The Oxford Club consists of students who intend to enter ministerial fields. Al- though not very well known, it has a very worth-while mission on the Ohio Wesleyan Campus. It affords very helpful contacts for ministerial students and renders invaluable ' service to nearby churches. The Club has undertaken many things during the year. Early in the fall a get-to- gether was held in U 35 at which President Hoffman spoke to a goodly crowd. Later, the annual banquet was held and all pronounced it a fine success. Dr. Coe gave the address of the evening after several short toasts by the members. More than seventy were present at the banquet. A number of prayer groups have been conducted by various members at different times. These have been very inspirational to all who have been able to attend. The monthly meetings have been very successful and at- tendance has been very good. At the February meeting, the topic was of especial interest to all. At this meeting Professor Sheridan outlined the work that a student should complete in preparation for Seminary. A very helpful schedule was work- ed out for such preparation. In March, Dr. Hazzard spoke on the topic: The Devotional Life of the Minister. All re- ceived great benefit from this talk. The aim of the Club has been to develop and strengthen friendships among ministerial students and to receive all the benefits that can be derived from such association. Much in- dividual work has been done in the way of pulpit supply f jM work which was handled through officers of the organization. Conferences and interviews with representatives from Gar- rett, Drew and Boston Theological Seminaries were arranged William T Wallace by the officers of the Club. William T. Wallace has very President ably served as President for the past year. Tft Public eit ' tOM fc£siL X X 1 L BiiouKl t PAUL ANDEPfoN EDITOR. IN CHItF- 1 ROBERT JACOBS business manager J Ine Iranscnpt t g y i ;L lStj xm y 7 1 1 lhe Iranscript Dtall i i i i I 7ft02e fc- - 7 1 7, X L IHjou CARL ELLENBERGER Le Bijou gil2? I lu Bijou Ml 1 1 l HEiEN RODECKER % i i i JLe Jjijou Otali £ L Bijou - MEWS EDITOR MANAGING SPORTS EDITOR 1 EDITOR. BUS-INE9? MANAGER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER xim$m EDITOR cf micmp ;V: :: :-::M,: .-Mi i 37fv029 -1 Glubff £r y FHLieBtjau 3 l ttjomer? E.RICARD B.Bf?OWH STfv e X IHjm Top Row: H. K aiser, P. Anderson, R. Allen, Prof. D. Evans, R. Saunders, H. Stevens Third Row: C. Murray, P. Ebeling, R. Mott, P. Bird, W. Boehnker Second Rpw: E. Hutchinson, M. Kendrick, B. Atkinson, E. Ball, I. Badley, L. Williams Bottom Row: D. Hicks, M. Hazzard, Prof. Duvall, M. Stewart, M. Kilgore .Philosophy L lub pny Undoubtedly the Philosophy Club stands as one of the Ohio Wesleyan ' s leading departmental organ- izations, in point of length and value of service. It is the oldest club and to be asked to join is the aim of all campus philosophers. Elections are from those who have shown outstanding ability and interest in philosophy courses. With its two-fold purpose, the furthering of phil- osophical interests in the student body at large, and the promoting of keener interest and better under- standing of things philosophical within the group itself, The Philosophy Club has flourished and has become an important educational factor in the intel- lectual life of the school. Meetings are held every two weeks at which time series of papers by mem- bers are presented or talks are given by outstanding men in the field of philosophy. These are followed by a ' free for all ' discussion and a social hour. The officers were Philip Ebeling, President; Har- old Stevens, Vice President; Dorothy Hicks, Secre- tary; Rolland Allen, Treasurer. The club has been guided largely by Professor T. G. Duvall and Pro- fessor D. L. Evans. The credit for its long-standing success is largely due to these eminent teachers. Phillip C. Ebelinc President STft t i i |L Bijou f Top Row: R. Fuller, E. Beal, J. Tuttle, W. Boehnker, F. Merwin, H. Kaiser, J. McVeigh Third Row: E. McRoberts, M. Hazzard, K. Homan, J. Whittier, D. Hicks, E. Player, Prof. Ferguson Second Row: H. Gibbony, E. White, S. Evans, R. Grey, M. Leach, E. Baker Bottom Row: H. Dixon, M. Nicholson, R. Davis, J. Turner, F. Liebendorfer, D. Ball, E. Spence XVnglisn Writers L lub Josephine Whittier President Nay, Will, said Ben Jonson sadly, as he passed back the verses which Will Shakespeare had handed him across the table, there is no market for them. The public is in- terested only in Success, and even the critics will not trouble to notice a young and obscure writer. Your plays, of course, are another matter. But if you want your verses heard Ben paused to swallow once or twice (what beverage history saith not) and then exclaimed, Eureka! A Club! We of the intelligentsia will form a club, where t he sound of our own voices, interpreting our own work, will be music in our ears. O rare Ben Jonson! cried Will Shakespeare. Who can criticize as fairly or impartially as a fellow-writer — particularly if he be unsuccessful! And in the pleasant warmth of the Mermaid ' s fire shall we grow in skill and complacence! The English Writers ' Club shares the opinion of its an- cestors. Here at Ohio Wesleyan, the club strives to fulfill the need for self-expression of the literary minded. Around the open fires of various fraternity houses, club members read their stories, poems, essays, or stage their own plays. Sometimes there is a digest of a much discussed book, or a criticism of late poetry. The aim of the club is to encour- age creative writing, in the hope that the not far-distant future will see a Campus publication which will serve the needs of its members. 1 1 L Btjau 7 t J 1 Top Row: A. Sears, F. Donat, J. Jentes, D. Ball. E. Magoon, Third Row: Prof. Huser, E. Dawson, D. Motter, P. Loveland, A. Simpson, Prof. Murray Second Row: J. Hilker, D. Bussard, K. Eckler, M. Stark, V. Mcacher Bottom Row: R. 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