Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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The Class of 1909 L. B. I'IOWELL ............. .................. I Dresiclent H C. Binnuz.. .... Vice-President C. M. HARGR.LXVE. .. James DuPont Adams. Harold Carter Antonides. Howard Fordyce Ashby. Harry Clarence Biddle. Edgar 'Osborne Brown. Harry Cushman Buff. Albert Logan Burns. Ora Jason Cohee. Everett E. Davis. Thomas Kirby Davis. Joseph H. de Lorenzi, Jr. William Laurent Dryer. CLASS YELL : Oski, VVOW, VVOW! Skini, VVOW, VVOW !! Naughty Nine, VVow!!! Gail J. Fink. Frederick Leland Fordice. Harold Allan Fordice. Harry J. Gibson. Walter W. Gipe. David A. Glascock. Roy Hall. Clarence Moore Hargrave. Palmer Whipple Hargrave. Ernest Merrick Hawkins. Ralph Emerson Herbert. Lawrence Edwin Hess. Lloyd B. Howell. Paul Thomas Hurt. John Webb Irwin. Earl David Johnson. Floyd Pleasant .Iohnson. William David Kline. Walter Harrison Linn. Lawrence Burton Lookabill. Glenn Edison McKinney. Russell Lowell Mason. William Groub Masters. Carl Merkel. Clarence Fuson Merrell. Edwin Happer Payne. . . . .Secretary-Ticasurci Ernest Cecil Pegg. William Alvin Pittenger Earl Price. Leo Erval Saidla. .lerome Mathew Schultz. William James Shirley. Vern B. Stewart. Eugene Thornton. Claude Harold Virts. Harter H. Walter. Ort Leroy Walter. Robert Karl Winter.

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mon sense the Class of '09 could see no prospective satis- faction in wallowing under the rules in the mud of the athletic Field. The prevailing opinion in the class was to the effect that because men were undcrclassmen in college they need not reproduce the barbarities of their pre-historic an- cestors. So against a remarkably stubborn protest by the Senior-junior element the Class of 309 abolished the 22nd scrap. ' VVhatever is true of the individual is true of society. And as the junior in college begins to pat his juvenile vagaries and shoulder his responsibilities, so the Class of '09 in its junior year began to assume the dignity of a profound and stable organization. Its members learned the value of quiet contemplation, and sought to withdraw from the vital activities of college albfairs in order to develop a 33 seriousness of thot and mein which should be compatible with their coming seniority. Advancement towards the front of the Chapel lent its powerful influence to whatever still remained of the unchaste. Too much distressing col- lege work, and all other worries, were carefully avoided by its members, and everything made to contribute t-oward a common end, the development of a Senior class worthy of the name. The priority of this publication prevents an account of the '09 commencement, and for this we are sincerely sorry. This zenith in the history of '09 will be a fair page in the chronicles of Wabasli. But of all this beauty and grand display we can speak only prophetically. Therefore we shall say nothing-'09 will be there. , ' X! 1X Qs, 4- -. Aki. ,-f' ' -' M ' . 17 .F , fnik'

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' ,- f fl v- Y . ...mann . . --l...-.w,,.,. ADAMS, J. D. Jim. BIDDLE, H. C. KE. Columbia City High School. ' Lyceum. Secretary fll'J. Presi- . .. .U I Q. Y , . dent tivp, .secretary Athletic Association fm. vice-President KSHIPOI1 lohwl H11-h Sthool and 011611111 C9H.ef2e' mass Vlce' CIIIJ. Manager Foot Ball CIVJ. Base Ball tl-IVJ. His worth is warrant for his welcome. ANTONIDES, H. C. Dad, Lagrange High School. A little of everything. He knows about it all, he knows, he knows. ASHBY, H. F. Ladoga High School. Calliopean. Treasurer CHU. CIVJ. Assistant in Mathematics fllll, CIVJ. Neat, not gaudy. 35 Pnesldent UVJ. Wabash Board UVB. Captain Senior Basket Ball Team. Chemische Gesellschaft. l have a wife whom I protest I love. BROWN, E. O. G0v. Winona Academy. Foot Ball QI-IVJ. Track Team CI-1'VJ. President Captain KIIIJ. Class President KID. Student Athletic Coun- cil. Lyceum. Day Tri-Collegiate Debater C113 tllll. 'Tis fine to have a giant's strength. -