Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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Q'7lFTElRalE3lE?allN QU ZPU Q Sl YL Page Twenty-eight ., .Q 2 JOHN RUSKIN HowE custar, ohio So much one man can do, That 'doth both act and know. I. R. also had his college education interrupted by Uncle Sam. When he returned after being discharged he was im- mediately overwhelmed with our beneficence. Howe has made a good editor of our college paper and in the meantime has divided his time between the Public Speaking Council, Debate Team, Varsity Football, besides being president of the college men's Sunday School Class. Thanks Chief, till you are better paid. PHILOMATHEA JESSE CLYDE WILSON New Philadelphia, Ohio Noble by birth, yet noble by great deeds. Jesse sits on the Supreme Bench in Cochran Hall and many are sorry the term is not for life. She is a member of the Volunteer Band and keeps the minutes for the Science Club. A friend of all and admired by all we extend her best wishes for a fruitful life. CLEIORHETEA THOMAS VAUGHN BANCROFT Westerville, Ohio So sweetly she bade me adieu, I thought she bade me return. Ban is nowhere so much at home as on the tennis court, where he would excell all. Hindu, the tennis wizard, enjoys the other pastimes however, not being averse to the fairer sex. Having spent some ten years of his childhood in the Orient it is hard for fair dames to escape the enchantment of his smile. PHILOPHRONEA LERA WATERS Grafton, W. Va. Grace was in her steps, ln every gesture. dignity and love. Lera is interested in everything which tends to make Otterbein a bigger and a better school. She is in the Ladies' Glee Club and several other organizations of the school. x CLEIORHETEA

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QTTEfKl lE3fUlTwll Q ll922ll Q S BTL MARK NEFF FUNK Johnstown, Pa. Who wooed in haste and means to wed at leisure. Mary isn't a bad sort of a fellow. Always ready to meet all comers. He believes in that old policy, Be sure you're right, then go ahead . He has always taken an interest in athletics and during his last year he has been the Athletic Editor on the Tan and Cardinal Staff. PHILOPHRONEA MARVEL EMIL SEBERT Cleveland, Ohio To be strong is to be happy. Marvel has spent four busy years at Otterbein. We under- stand she has served very efficiently as Fire Chief in Cochran Hall and know she has been a good Circulation Manager of the Tan and Cardinal. A lover of athletics she has been made a member of the Athletic Board. The remaining hours here have been whiled away in the interest of the Quiz and Quill, Mandolin Club, Y. W. C. A. and everything else worth while. CLEIORHETICA GORDON ROY LINCOLN Westerville, Ohio Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. A native son of Pennsylvania, Gordon found his way to O. C. in 1915. His country needed him and he served two years over there . Since the war he has returned to school and made his presence especially felt in the Greek Department where he captured a prize last year. A master of Greek we feel no anxiety over his ability to master present day problems. PHILOMATHEA FLORENCE PERFECT Sunbury, Ohio Florence receives her diploma in music this year and well deserves it. She is very much interested in all the affairs of this department but still finds time for other school activities. CLEIORHETEA Page Twenty-seven

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QTTElilLl5lEMllN ell9z2ll Q Sll BTL FENTON VERLE STEARNS Sugar Grove, Pa. My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much, must talk in vain. Tall and stately Fenton always makes his presence felt and his good judgment is often a valuable asset. He .is par- ticularly interested in science. Never attempting to shirk any duty, he has found a warm place in the hearts of his class- 1'1'1HtCS. PHILOPHRONEA FLORENCE DIXON Westerville, Ohio Your music charms, As doth yourself. Florence is graduating again. She has certainly shown .us that she has a talent for music and our best wishes go with her in her future work along this line. CLEIORHETEA HAROLD DWIGHT HALDERMAN Lancaster, Ohio How my achievements mock me! 1 will go and meet them. The Duke of Lancaster goes forth to meet the devil. Mr. Halderman's absence will be especially noticeable next year at the Bishop Club, where he daily filled an enormous chasm. However, he found plenty of time left for other things among which was keeping the minutes for the Public Speaking Coun- cil. We are certain Duke will make a successful minister, at least in regard to making calls on his parishioners at din- ner tune. PHILOPHRONEA HELEN BECHTOLT Reedsburg, Wis. Nothing lovlier can be found in woman than to study household good. Helen is the president of the Cochran Hall House Council and also a member of the Executive Board so that she Figures quite prominently in the dormitory life. She may be found on Sundays in the church choir and is also a member of the Volunteer Band. PHILALETHEA 4 ,, ,, .,...--Q,-T-11.65 N rs, ,- Wgxx if , t 'x ge Twenty-nine