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EIGHTY-SEVEN TO GRADUATE Dr. E. A Jon- w · cighth. A es 111 Deliver SixtynnUal Commencement Address, June ll.
W ith all l~ nati 011 co ege work and examithe 1923_czo4111 pleted, th e fina l week of t of social fun!;'.11 wi; I be a ga la week clas, th e ret io1~s or the graduating t d urning al · d h umn i, an t e u ent large a nd friends of Otterbein. num ber O f en1, are o ld grads and pa rCXJ,>ect d ation h e , and ela borate prepave bee Stay on the ca nn made to make their Th . lpus a pleasa nt one. e socia l w k . evening J or begms Th ursday p , un e • · hilaleth :i, With open session s of /' Societie e;nl a nd leiohetean Literary of Phil o lowed by open es · io n· L·iterary0111 athca11 · d Ph ilophronean · . . an Excellent o,~1ebe on Friday eveni ng . Jlt iterary . e ented ar each fprhog rams will be O At ei t e four se ions. l>resid ght o'clock aturday e veninO' ent and ~... hOst and h tvu · Clip1J1'nger ,v1·11 be lion to the o te_ at th e a nnual recepe111or Cla , held at Coch - , tan ua ll.. •~ (Coiuinu d e on Page Eight )
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PROGRAM OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK 1924
Northern O hio Aggregation Proves to Be E asy for Otte rbein Slugger s.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5 7 :00 P. M.-Open ses ions of Philalethean and Cleiorh etea n Literary ocieties. FRIDAY, JUNE 6 7 :00 P . M.-Open sessions of P hiloph ronean and Philomathean Literary Societies. SATURD Ay , JUNE 7 8:00 P. M.-Reception by P re ident and Mrs. Clippinger to Senior Class an d Gue t , Cochran Hall. SUNDAY, JUNE 8 10 :15 A. M. -Baccalaureate ervice, _F ir.st Uni ted Brethren Chu rch. Serm on by President W. G. _Cl_1p pmger, J?. _D., LL._ D . . 7 :30 p M -A nniversa ry of Chri stian A soc1at1ons, Fir t Umted B·rethren Church. Addre by Rev ... Jes e S. ~ogle, B. D., A. .'., ' JJewly ' appoi nted profe sor of Bible, Otterbem College. m AY MONDAY, JUNE 9.-LITERARY SOCIETY D A J ,. _p 1· K appa De'lta Initiation a nd Breakfast. 7 :30 cn . d Ph I I ti L"t 1a e 1ean 1 erary 12 _.00 ,,vi' .-A nnual Banquets <;Jeiorhetea n an ocieties. I ·30 P . M.-Meeting Board of i:-r~t tees. Home Economics 2:00 I . M.-R·eception a nd Exhibit of A rt a nd D t ts epa r men · B p J1iJ ophro nean and Phi lomathean 6:00 P. }.f.-Annua 1 anqttet Literary ocietie . . :30 P . ~i.-. nn ual Concert by Mu ic Department. TUESDAY, JUNE 10.-A LUMNI DAY 7:30 A. M.-Var ity O B re_akf · a t• 8 :30 A. M. - Quiz a nd Qmll Brea kfast. 9:00 A. 1-I.-Meeting ~oard of Trustee . 12:00 M.-A lumni An111ver~a ry and Banqu et. l2:30 P . M.-Athletic Contests a1~_d Rally. ,, 4 ·00 p M -Seni or la s J> lay, Ic~bound . 6:00 P.· ·~,, .·_ la s Reunion a nd Dmi~er · m. 8 :oo p M eco nd Perform ence, emo r Cla P lay . . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11-COMMENCEMENT DA y I 1e t Add re by D r 10 00 A M - ixty-eigh! h Ann ua ommenc~~ 11 • • : E.dm~nd A. J one , A. M., Ph. D ., ret!rmg Profe sor of Bible, Otterb eio Co!Jeo-e.
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STAATS IS STAR . p a rs1ty ounds W ay to an 8-2 Vict L ory on oca l Lot-Hancock P itches W ell. - - -Otte_rbei1_1 gave Hiram a th orough t~ouncmg m ba eba ll on Friday, May 2-. on th e home diamond by an g to 2 sco re. The erstwhile con querorers of Wesleyan were kept well in leash th roughout the contest and at 110 time d"d 1 th ey how eriou igns of winning. Th h h roug out t e conte t Hancoc-k continued hi wfr111ing way , keepingtbe enemy blows well cattered . I n th_e econd e ion he loo ened up a bit and g rant ed a run. a al o in the ninth. hut in genera l he was very fru af with hi olferin . No the Iea - t o f h.1s accompli hment was that he kept the generally hard-hitting Bate f h' C t ron~ evten reac _rng fir t. ap · ,aa wa m hi elemen tarring in every department of th; • gam and s cori 11 g rh r h"I team' ree O t II" ' . b~ t~ . ~1be rt a nd Leffel a l q had a ig ay with th e tick, coring a brace of hit apiece. McC h H" , f u II oug ' iram catcher was I
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~£CITAL -O C - -the on ly one of their much touted .outWELL \: fi t _to show u_!! to special advantage. RECEI V E D WILL GIVE OPERETTA Tht Otterbem win leave eve ra t wvray t:>, Varsity and Alumni to --(C . d ~chards . Cr oss Bats Tuesday, June 10 ontmue on page ix.) grov . on and Hazel Ba rnCleiorheteans Will Present "The ____ 0 C _ _ __ er Give Joint Graduatin oThe " ha ,been "of Otterbein' ba American Girl" for Commence1924 Cat;uogue Reveals ment Open Session. M " · ti vo rd s OtterR ecital. ball team, or Ill o ier ' . ___ any Interesting Facts -,, • ·11 bat with the j the · • bein' a lumni wi cro Th operetta ''The merican Girl" Jn t he tt rbein ol leg Bu" le in by 11 , Joint r d . . d ft moon o[ Com. . f •v ray R· a uating recital a1H•n v-a r 1ty Tue ay a e tt 1-.-·n / by Charles Vine nt will be pr ented or 1924-25 whi h wa rec n 1,, rJi _ it 0 icJ d "' k t ~·30 er =t . "b J ver in Liar on and Hazel Barn- mence1nen t wee a ~- d. b yer by member of the leior hetean Lit- tri uted many intere tin g fact w re 11 1 01 ' "en.in., ambert Hall Wedn e clay I ha turn ed out so e goo a Pa .t I ecary ociety at ommencement Open learned concerning tter,b in. The in" Wa a · . h give the var 1 Y . Mi ,,... . Pronounced ucce . in her time w o ca n . _ e ion. June 5, in the college chapel. crea e 111 attendance. ha exceeded all 1t 1chard a 1· / d aJne It oug ht to be a mu . . . pre ·o ea d II d led b J on, mezzo- oprano a goo g · £ th '·old timer ·• The prJ11CJpal part wiJI be taken vi u Y rs an a eparlment of an~ 1'heJ y o ephine Crid la nd violi1; 1' in a to ee ome o . •~ d !umbao-o by ifa ri e Beelman, V iola P ri t' Vera the c liege how a Jar in rea e in Seh Illa Bo ' f th · '"rhemnatt z an "' enro'h,ent The t 0 • I u ·•led a Pl . nn eJJ at th~ piano, pr _ orget cir nak e it intere tin o- John on, Lorraine Rhinehart, Wray · a co ege enrollea in o- Progra m. long enough_ to t Ri chard o n, Jea n Turner D ori ment i 5.30 of which 45'5 make up the . Ati I led b l:la rn ro ve r . r . fo r the var ity. - -----: ~ .Ham ps hire. Ma bel \,\!a lter . li ve four regular cla e and 11. are pecia l 1111 in Y M b ' vio t, was a ---- 0 C hu.11 a11d Mabel Eubank . The oper- tu_dent · l{; lulu M a el Dunn Hopkins vio~ ~ t "'telen Va.ncay Bak r, at the pian ~, a nd Hilda Gibson Heads S aff H db 0 k f etta i' being directed by Prof. pe~- i Tbe enro llm nt i 79; Jun~ a0i e. at th for Next Year's an ard wit h E llen J one a acco111 pa.n- ior, 5 · opbomore, 121; Fr hm an, 11 9 e organ . Her: proy M J d · \Va v . H 1"ld G "b on will edit the . . . · 1ist. . : anc . ca emy, 34. I 140 _'l'hi i aried and well given. CrtaJ the _ y aw.' . A. handbook which ,~111 •'The American Girl" was pre ented enr~ lled 111 the cho I of a·J d One o_£ Mi ~ ~o nd g raduating re. £ d' stri bution at the begm- here evera l year ago a11d the ucc 39 m th ch ol of rt. ar Pia' !siven rgrover. The fir f b~ rea fy I o\o~+ fall term . J oy D ill- , of that performance and the per o,1n I 17 tate rep r nted and hio nd te no recitat hort time ago, wa a '.1111 g ~ th,e ~. ta nt editor and Don- of clie pre eJJt cat foretell an ne.11:11"' +23: Penn ylvania, it ; an d Tn cliau a, fuJ. and Proved eq ually uc- mger is t e as I • J6 - p111 · ger i- the hus·ne man-1· f delightfu l entertaJ11ment. • 11p ald 0 C _ ___ L . ''•v'eJJ teve 111 erited ---a t year P 1111 ylvan ia Pr. Oient o( approval of th e ach- ao-er. k the Preps Elect Representatives. and thi year ju t three times a both ·t u d ent wa exd R u t11 R"ice 1 Th er are 36 mor women nr olJed a ' ed b T h -ta ff 1· bu Y. at wo dbr kon. in' T awrence Mar ' h an Dd th y th e ap . . . d plend1d han oo I • ,,_ •. fI O . acle . eve . Preetati ve aud1enc.e hoo - an a s . b .. to/ w re chosen at a recent meet111g o at tterb 111 than m n. th re J ing n1 . r, tic oflltng' Pro.gram wa the mak,ing. co py wil_l e ~" end_ the Prep to repre ent them on the 293 Wome11 an d .257 l11 Cn in the cola1n1 1. t1ie h" h d pon r g1 tra t1on ay 1 ge. a 11ect by th tg type of wor k each tu en t u 1924-25 . ena te . e mu ic department. next fal l. ,.,
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FRENCH PLAYS PRESENTED All Plays Well Presented and Annual " Soiree Francais" Reflects Much Credit on D irectors.
GREEK WINNE RS Senior Farewell Meeting accompanied ,by Mary Elizabeth Held Thursday at "Y" Brewbaker, and a banjo-mandolin trio Winners of Lawrence Keister Greek accompanied by Mr. Broadhead. In For it last meeting of the -year Foundation Prizes Announced Y. M. C. A. gave a farewe ll to it Sen place of the Sophomore carnival quar in Chapel. ior la t Thursday evening s it tet, John Hudock and Carl 'Eschbach had been advertised that "eat " would ang two duet . The Faculty Trio, Cridland on the violin, Mi s The Greek prizes in the department .be served a good crowd came out. Mis of Greek for the past school year were Speeches were made by two Seniors, Vance, piano, and Professo r Spessard, awarded Wednesday morning in chap yh-ester Broderick and Howard cello, closed the program with several el. The prizes were mad e po ible by Menke and by Herbert Seaman, state nmnber . the Keister Foundation, Dr. Law secretary of the Y. M. C. A., who rence Keister, ' 2, being the donor. was on the campus all day Thursday The competition in the h rst year to hold individual conferences with Greek clas was keen. Wendell Blaus each member of the cabinet. After er and Roy E. Miller tied for fi r t the refreshments were served, to com place, with grades of 100. Each re plete the good ofellows hip of the even ceived a prize of five dollars. The ing the group a se mbled around the following people received grades be piano and sang several college and tween one hundred rninu and ninety se renad e songs. tive . and r eceived a r ecogn ition prize L ast Thursday evening a large of two dollar each : H. E. Menk e, crowd attended a much enjoyed mus Freda Kirtz . Ma.be! Eubank , G:ace ical program which was in charge of Cornetet, Perry Laukhuff, David C. J. Broadhead. everal violin solosj Hartzell, Gwynne McConaughy, Char were played by Jo ep hine Cridland. lotte Owen, F rance Fanning, Waldo Byers and L. H. Morton. ,l lllll l llllllllllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I IIIIIIIIIIIIIII_!! The second year prizes were awardTOWNSEND-GRACE ed a follow : J. B. Henry, with a : ..STRAW HATS grade of ninety-two, received the fi r t : prize of ten dollar , D on Ho,vard the seco nd prize of five dollars, and § Ca rl Eschbach the th:rd prize of three : dollar . The Greek then1e ,vhich ,von the firs t prize of five dollar was written by . A. Wilburg. H. E. Menke took : the econd rpize of three dollars and Roy E. Miller wa a\varded t\i\·o dotJars as third prize.
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Every seat in the college chapel wa fi lled Saturday evening, May 2-1, when the French Clwb and member of the third year French class pre sented the annual program of French plays. · Three dramatic offerings in French, "La Malade lmaginaire," "La Barbe Bleue," and "L.Initiat ion," were pre sented on the evening's program. The first play, "L'l nitiation," a one act comedy, was played by members of th e third year cl:i~ . Thi play was memb er .n o a th e initiation r F rench club. The feature of me evening· pro gram was the three act comedy "La Malade Imaginaire," by Moliere, which was pre ented by the French Club. In this play the leading parts were taken by Joe Mayne. Edna Yaus and Wray Richard on. Following the production of th e French Cllllb, member of the third year clas presented a one act play, "La Barbe Bleue." · The popularity of th e French pro duction was hown by the packed hou e, and Profe or Ro elot and Mill with Mr . Ro elot who directed the play , are 'to be congratulated upon the incred ing merit of tl'lese arti tic productions. OC--Paul Garver Elected President New Testan1ent Greek prizes were of 1924 A thletic Association awarded Ina Gamert fe lder. Lora Addi , and Paul Brake, who received At the recent election of officer prize of fifteen , ten and fi ve dollars and member of the thletic A ore pectively. ciation for next year Paul Garver, '25, - ---0 C --- wa elected Pre ident O'f the thletic Examination Schedule. Board. Time of Exam ........ :00 10 :00 1 :00 the'r officer anl member are· Monday .................. 7:45 2:00 Vice-pre ident Emmet Mc ar 7 :00 Tue day ······-·········· 9 :00 ro!J, '25. V edne day ........_:. 10:00 ecretary-Marian navely, '26. 3:00 Thur day -····-··-···· 11 :00 T rea urer-George Robert, '26. Lay member -Eddie ~ibert, Arth Friday ······-··-·········· l :00 0
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ate ermon to the graduating cla . At 7:3_0 ~unday_ evening, th~ _Christia? As oc1at1011s wi ll hold a 30111t ann1v~rsary meeting; the addre will be gwen by the Reverend J. S. Engle. who comes to Otterbein next fall, a professor of Bible. Monday, June 9, at 8:30 a. m. Pi• Kappa Delta wi ll hold initiation and enj oy their first annual breakfa t. At noon, Cle1orhetean . and P b1lalethean .
16 been, nam ed ~t!e daught er . who has a Weck a lizabeth , arrived about Mr. . Jo !;hat the home of Mr. and ton ) in B humaker ( Ina Ful'2l. G rookly • ew York. 11 v'JI eorge W W 111 d W es terwho . pursuin · hite of . 1 e.Oh' 1tate U • g g:a uate work M 10 last wee~i~erSity, went to n:r~and T ·. '-ohert W 111 compan y wi th / e1 r trip is be~b of th e ni versity.
Li terary ocieties will _give their an nual banquet . The afternoon is tak en with a r ecep~io n and ex hibit by th e depa rtment of Art and Home Eco no ni1cs. At ix o'clock the au . nual banquets of hilophrouean an d Philomathean Litera ry ocietie will take place. The Department of Mus ic " ·i U clo e the evening with it annual concert a t eight-thfrty o'c.Jock. Tue day, June 10, i anoth er full
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cholar h" · r . White has received Con 1·11ue h· 1P for next year and will I work th • ere. Dunng the auni. 111 er he w-ill le/ tant to Dr go_ to Montana a an e who · . · Hill of Vassar Colof in ch on a ar i ti•d arge of a company Work th ent that are to car r y '93 er · At a Pecia · n,tnr kh ol ,l rr f l meeting of t"'e " an 's l ,. 0 the Columbu \,VolVJrs· Ta111 u,, Mheld .1a st.. Wedo e. dav. \\la °l'h elected · _Davis ( Laura m.it11) f eodor Bore 1d.e nt. to ucceed Mr . ron1 hr c· ttrn ett, w h o ha m oved 1 1 Pt b on,·111 Cnt · v · M ·r · Davi h:> heen Us S in club . 1e in Columand. he was o c1rc b.· th e fi. r t ne of the organizer 1 · pre \lici11 .\V on1an' C i"d ent of the Otter' llify. · lu b, of Colum bu and ! A ];,~
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CLUB TALK Published Weekly in the interest of· Otterbein by the A Girls' Glee Club . OTTERBEIN PU BLISHING BOA.RD Why should Otterbein not have a W esterville, Obio Member of the Ohio College P ress Girls' Glee Club? Every year that he has had one it has been a suc Association ce . This eason epecially Girls' Glee Clubs have been a popular sueSTAFF
cess at other colleges. What i the rea on that Otterbein doe not have this organization? It cannot be that we are devoid of ta!ent. I it that the girls are not intere ted ? If the organization were made a real wide awake one girl would be intere ted . But th ere must be some manife t results o f the work. . o girl will pend a vast am ount of time practicing to give only one con-
cert. If concerts were scheduled the girls would be in spired to do their best and the quality of the club would be one af which Otterbein could be proud. We all realize that the musical director has a much as he can do with the director hip of the Men's Glee lu b and the Church Choir bes ide his regular work. Since this I (Continued on Page Seven )
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EDITORIALS Stay for Commencement ommencement week is fa t ap proaching and the biggest and hap pie t week oi the year will be with u again. That week i the gala time of the year. Work is over, care are to ed to the wind and it i a week of happi ne for the undergrad uate. Whi le it i a week of joy for the r.najority it i neverthe le s a week of sadne for many. l:low trange it is that the ame week can be one of happi ne s and adne for the ame group of student . However happy they may eem, adne holds the Senior a they leave behind their col lege year . ne ee adne mani fe t wherever friend a.IJd choolmate are bidding each other goodbye. Each undergraduate hould plan to tay for thi . Comencement. Com mencement i really a part of the chool year and tho e who mi the festivitie fa ll hort of thei r oppor t unitie . Many vi itors and alumni are coming to vi it the chool and naturally to get a g li mp e of the tu dent body. H we are not he re a poor impre ion of Otterbein i made, a mi fort u ne that not one of u would wi h.
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Important Changes in Event for .Scrap Boyd P . Doty Delivers Memorial Ad dress-Wreathes Presented in Day Made by S tudent Memory of Fallen Heroes. Council. At a recent meeting of the Student Coun cil the date for the annual Scrap Day was se t for Saturday September 20 ' · The Council also adopted the re oultion to adopt the "Sack Race" which wi·11 ta k e the place of the "T1e. up" T he rul es governing th e "Sack R · ace" are a follows:
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ies conducted by Dr. E~ A . Jones were See Samples from held at the Soldiers' Monument on th e campus. Dr. J ones placed a beau tiful · w reath on the monument. As a conclusion to the services a Before ordering Class and Social new flag, pu rchased by a subscription Group Pins. amo ng th e students, was rai sed and then lowered to half ma t in memor y "There's a Reason" of tho e who are gone. 11th and High Columbus, O.
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Track Team to Meet Denison at Granville and Baseballers Journey t o Delaware. \ Vi th th e track meet with Denison and th e base ba ll game with \Ve leyai1 Saturday both varsity teams will b ring the 192-1 season to a close. T he mee t with D eni son is of inter est and promi es to be one of the be t of the year. eith er team eem s to have the edge on the other and the winner will not be determined until the la st event is run. The game with Wesleyan at D ela ware Saturday will be a hot affair. \Vesleya n' s tea m got off to a poor tart but with the experience of playing several games she no w has a te am of strength. Who will win will not be known until the last man is out in the ninth.
--- 0 C --New Material For Next Year. ·word comes from McKee port of a couple of new tuden.t for Otterbein. Harry Kalbaugh, left-handed pitcher, already rank far above the average college pitcher and " Honu " fa,vita i the cla ie t hortstop ever put out by the High chool there. B oth were members of Levi Howe's champ ion hip team th i spring. There are a dozen other prospective tudent there, mo t of whom are footba ll and ba eball players. McKee poet promj e to be developed into one of the mo t vauable of Otterbein' recruiting grou nd . - - 0 C - -----'- HIRAM IS VICTIM OF VARSITY NINE
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H.PO.A .E. 2 5 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 I 3 1 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 I The Ohio We leyan Transcript 0 5 0 0 states that the Senior as a Clas I O 2 0 memorial are contributing a sum of 0 0 I 0 . 1000 to the department of oratory - - - - - - to be u ed in the construction of a T otals .................. .... 33 2 6 24 6 3 new Oratory Building.
Stolen bases : P ierce, Staa ts, 2, Lef fel. Three base hit s: Seib ert 2, Leffel. Dou ble play: Han cock to Seibert to M c Ca rroll; eibert to McCarroll. Struck out: by H a ncock-5, by M orri s-I , by Gass-3. Bases on ball s : off: Hancock-4, off Morri s-2. Hit Batsman: Hancock-2. U mpire-Durfee. --- O C Science Club Elects. Last Tue day evening May 27, the Science Club elected as their new office r : Joy Dillinger, president ; Wendell Camp, vice-president; Mary Noel, ecretary; and Helen Cherry, trea urer. A great deal of credit for the sue-
(Continued from page one.) earn in an anomolou po ition as to their ratin in view of week-end reults. Jt' like thi : Hh:am ha defeated We leyan, e leyan ha won from Ohio Univer ity, Ohio ha t aken Otterbein\ calp, and Otterbein likewise Hiram' . Will somebody plea e tep in and olve t he riddle? It i to be regre.t ted that rain prevent ed the playing of the We leyan game on Wedne day, in order that the matter Jnight be.. ett-led once and for a ll. _Lineup and un1-mary. Ot er bein AB. R H.PO.A.E. R enner, b. --·---·---·-- 4 0 1 1 3 0 eibert, .· -----~ - 5 2 2 4 4 1 taa , 2b........- ........ 4 3 2 -:3 2 0 Ander on, cf. -------·· 4 0 1 1 1 0 Pierce c. ·------·-·--·-· 4 1 l 6 1 0 McCarroll, · 1b --·-- 3 0 0 11 0 1 Jacoby, rf. --------- 4 0 0 0 0 0 L ffel, If. _____.........., 4 1 2 0 0 0 Hancock, p. ___; ......-- 3 1 1 1 4 0 Total ------....----·--- 35
cess of thj year's club goes to the out-going officers. Esther Bearss is the retiring president. ---- 0 C - - LIST'IN' IN. ---Carnegie Tech reserves a week in the spring to be known a Campus vVeek. During thi week the Campus i decorated in a novel fashion, plays are given and May Day festivitie s are observed. A pedal feature of the week's activities i the entertainment of the al umni who are urgently requested to return to the campu during this week.
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PROFESSOR F RITZ TO I,;EAVE Brown .Bull;" "Watchamacallit," "Kiss
Many . lumni enjoyed Picnic Day with theic, re pective Social Cl ubs. The Cook House had a gue t , "Chuck" Bennet, '•Bill" S tauffer, Dan Harris, and '' arg" Willet "Corni" :Moore, Howard Morrison, and Harold Freeman pent the day with their brother Alp . Raymond Axline and George White enjoyed the splendid fellow hip of th e Lakota's. Country Club enjoyed th e prese nce of George Heit z, Hom er Mi ller, Vaughn Bancroft, Alfred Elliott, Ho r ace Troop and Howard Ell iott an d family.
Phone 408-1 and KllW, "The Spectator", "Fro h Has Accepted a Position in Iowa Eroth:' ·and "Heeby Jeeby". - - - 0 C -- State College-Will Specialize The Clean-up CLUB TALK In Dramatics. ( Contin ued from Page Four) Agent for Acme Laundry Co. Announcement has been made that is the <;ase perhaps the assistant in the Profes or Charle C. Fritz !fas accept vocal department would con ent, to General Laundry Work for Ladies aDII ed a position in Iowa tate College direct the club. At any rate it is located at Ames, lowa. Profe or generally desiriable !.'hat we have a Gentlemen. Fritz will become a member of the we ll organized Girl ' Glee Club. Public Speaking Department and wi ll Come on gir:ls, lets drive for a Club specia)ize in Dramatics. at Otferbein.- ong ter. On June 7, Professor F ritz will OC--J. H . MAYNE leave for Columbia, Missouri, where Edwa rd Hammon, '27, vi ited arbis he ha acceptid an ap_Pointment for home in Dayton Sunday. Westerville, 0 . 12 W . College Ave. the ummer term. He wifl give a cour e in Dramatic and Play P roduc- tion at that university. Otterb ei n will fee l the lo · of P ro fes or F r itz very much. Much of the succe s of the clas plays a nd college entertainment is due to him. The Cap a nd Dagger lu b owe much of ' it uccess to the ever- helpfu l g uid a nce of Professor E ritz. A ll Otter bei n sincer ely hopes that hi s ~arce r in t he wild and woo ly west will be I p rosperou a1\d uccessful. At the- pre ent date the succe or to Pro(e or Fritz ha_ not been appoint ed.
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