Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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Edward L. Baxter Genoa, Ohio A simple man perhaps, but good as gold and true as steel. Clarence L. Booth I Canton, Ohio He was the mathematical That would result from men and things. Inez L. Bower Westerville, Ohio Begone, dull care! Thou and I shall never agree, Begone, dull care! Prithee be- gone with thee. Richard M. Bradfield Lilly Chapel, Ohio 1 A sharp-witted youth, grave, thoughtful and reserved among his mates. Annette Brane Dayton, Ohio But she is fair and she is wise, A fascinating politician. Earl D. Brobst Findlay, Ohio A marvelous man for his size, He can do lots of stunts when he tries. Homer D. Cassel Dayton, Ohio One thing is forever goodg That one thing is success? Guy Cheek Westerville. Ohio And wise he must have been, to do more than ever a genius did before. 24

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TTER El Then we had our revenge-or tried indeed, For we spotted their bob-sled tied. VVe held it 'til the Sophies wept, Then we let 'em have their ride. Later we had a sleigh ride ourselves Over at Central College, And the fall we took 'mid the snowy deeps Added much to our fund of knowledge. One night our classmates planned a raid, 'Twas the same old bunch of boys, They played with the screens in Cochran Hall As if they were but toys. The first real entrance was rather a joke For they fell 'mid the pots and tin ware: But they got away with some peaches and cream, And the girls had pretty poor fare. That spring was the scene of a great event That for loudest applause did call, For our seventeen class won the championship In the inter-class game of baseball. In track work and team work we're always right th You can't put us down if you tryg And the class that expects to win over us Wfill iind they are mighty small fry. Every year of our course it's the same old tale, VVhether athletics, lessons or pranks. We'x'e given our enemies a pretty close shave, Our grades would please even the cranks. In football our stars are well renowned Such as Counseller, Red or Ling, Debate this year boasts a seventeen squad, In fact we're quite the thing. Thus it goes, you see, with this Senior Class That is just about to leave, CFC VVe must blow our own horn, else it won't be blown, I-Iow else could we credit receive? If you think we're too boastful in singing our praise, If it really is a bore, Remember that soon we must say farewell, And will bother you no more. E. E. M. , fm

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William M. Counseller l Westerville, Ohio I have fought for class and school like a man and true, 1 I have only done my duty as a man is bound to do. 4Ruth C. Dick Bucyrus, Ohio With gentle yet prevailing force l Intent upon her destined I course? Miriam Elliott Westerville, Ohio She was humble, she was stately, Simplest deed, she did it greatlyf' Roland P. Ernsherger Westerville, Ohio Here's Ernsberger, our elec- trician so bold, No fear for his job does he hold. Omer H. Frank Lewisburg, Ohio A man is a knight that loves the right, And mounts for it 'til he dies. John B. Garver I Strasburg, Ohio The hearty grasp, the honest gaze, The voice that means the thing it says. I I Okeana, Ohio I Marguerite George Her soul, a deep wave pearl, I Dim, lucent of all lovely mys- teriesf' I Harold H. Gieger ' Galion, Ohio He is broad and honest, Breathing an easy, gladnessf' I I I D .1 Z eww lf' 74 to f ca Lv p 7: r 1, L.4- I.