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I j j REVEILLE OUT JUNE 1 j THIS ISSUE GOES TO i 1 TT U V u KENYON ran ALL ALUMNI Z 564 J1U VOL LXV Kenyon College Gambier Ohio May 2 6 1939 No 27 Commeoceme111 Near Completion A Awaits A umni Invasion FORTY- EIGHT MEN A Kenyon Night at Commencement Time GRADUATE IN JUNE Classes Ending In 4 and 9

Elaborate Plans Made for Expect Large Aggregation Gala Welcoming of Alumni Class of 1914 Chairman Mell Predicts Forty- eight Kenyon seniors will Brilliant Class Night join the ranks of alumni when the Shows Success bachelor of arts hood is slipped Display over their shoulders with appro- priate Latin remarks on June 19 In Reunion Plans If your class year ends with the The scene will be Rosse Hall and numeral 4 or 9 most of your class- the occasion will be the 111th Com- mencement of the college A dis- mates will be on the Hill this com- tinguished American scholar John Houston Bowman Wade mencement according to Don C Mell 21 who is in charge of class S P Tatlock Ph D Litt D of To the Through Directories reunions and the Class Night cele- University of California will 3 be the speaker with his subject i Locate Members bration scheduled for the evening Europe America and The Rest of June IS Mell reports that reu- of the World Degrees I nions are in preparation for all will also When it comes to rounding up lucky num- be conferred on graduates Bex- f classes bearing these of as 1839 is54 1899 1924 etc ley Hall and honoris causa on classmates for reunions alumni bers several can take a tip from the Class of that energetic class secretaries visiting notables whose Mil already assured the success names have not been announced 14 on how to go about it And if have Publication organization industry and sys of these reunions and that the ar- of the full program rangements for Class Night will of commencement which extends tematic appeal mean anything at III h all the twenty- fifth reunion of 14 make it a real and satisfactory from Friday June 16 through 111 Kenyon gathering Monday June 19 reveals that the should be one of the most success ful on Gambier Hill in many years The commencement program college will follow the time- 4 sets apart Sunday evening for the honored pattern for such events There are records of course that no class can hope to shatter class reunion Class dinners are established except for the excep- scheduled for six oclock following tions in the reign of good Bishop or even duplicate in 1910 for ex ample the Class of 80 conducted the baccalaureate sermon and the Philander The exceptions are The Ed Good 84 Spans Presidents reception and at nine such modern innovations as exhi- Presidents Invitation its thirtieth reunion with EVERY To the Alumni MAN BACK ON THE HILL FOR oclock the reuniting classes willl bitions of flying and of horseman- assemble in front of Old Kenyon ship For the rest When you add them up there have been many changes in Kenyon To COMMENCEMENT In recent there are such in Nation Unite Class 16 for a general program and celebra- time- tested reu- the past few years a condition common to all colleges serious about years made an enviable show matters as class doing tion nions alumni singing in front of their job better and better Isolated but important new develop- ing at its twentieth reunion by ments have occurred in the activities of faculty the body getting 50 of the original 57 men Arrangements can be made Old Kenyon with the summer the student Contacts Florida Classmate states Chairman Mell for private moon rising and the maintenance staff Academic standards have been rising for a back promptly at the hour two 14 dining rooms for the class dinners set by the Alumni Council considerable period To Win Cup But members of set out and We all want improvement yet imjprovement Peirce in January to round up all living but it has been found very satis- joining its fellow alumni in the is troublesome because factory to have the various classes annual it means change and any change is a worry Are the old purposes and members of their class if they assembling of Kenyon the underlying Edward Good 84 known where could locate them They waded occupy tables in the Great Hall at men fraternity dinners and sing- spiritual values being preserved Is the change a real ever goes will improvement making education and college life in he as a Kenyon man through telephone directories from the Commons and this plan ing on the Path and the alumni Gambier better has gone to no end of trouble to be generally followed I hope you come back to Commencement and see In college and all parts of the country and final- rather luncheon in Peirce Hall Between bring his class the class of 84 ly The Class Night celebration in imc3 school circles throughout the country people have been saying what tracked down all but three trustees and Alumni Coun- Kenyon men have kenyon bacV to the hill for his class Since 14 left the Hill on the eve of front of Old Kenyon will follow the cil will be meeting to consider thought all along is an interesting and vital reunion commencement pattern but will not the center of higher education Weve still many to do at time the World War which made all ad- traditional it welfare of the college things together for Mr Good traveled all the way be hackneyed As in years past Kenyon all based on upto- date knowledge of af- dress lists obsolete a number of BEXLEY REUNION Kenyon and Bexley from his home in Akron to Talla the windows of the old building fairs and of the modern opportunities which lie before us To do them the class had been listed as mis- The initial event of commence- sing on the alumni will be illuminated with transpa- ment the College needs the enthusiastic and active support of every alumnus roster will be the banquet of the you possibly can fail to come to rencies bearing the insignia of the Bexley Society and Bexley alumni If dont Gambier for Commencement Continued on Page 6 fraternities and the literary socie- A welcome awaits you on all parts of the Hill and especially at Crom- il in Peirce Hall at 600 p m on well House ties The quadrangle will be Friday June 16 This reunion is Lehrer Elected Head of luminated with strings of lanterns in charge of Frederick Gillett Yours sincerely with ample seating arrangements President of the Bexley Society GORDON KEITH CHALMERS Pre- Med LeFever Speaks for the commencement audience the other officers of which are The classes themselves will be the Kenneth H Gass Vice- president Commencement Speaker WENDE ELECTED Richard Lehrer was elected performers Raymond Gayle Secretary and J president of the Pre- Medical So- Theie will be lew speeches and ciety to succeed Edwin Girrish at many songs Men Arthur E Pritchett Treasurer SP declares jvery OFFICIAL MEETINGS TO HEADASSEMBLY a special meeting on May 23 class holding a reunion will at The Committee on the Theolo- Other officers are Edward Scan- least sing its class song In addi gical School meets in Ascension lon vice president and Robert tion many individual performances Hall at 1000 a m on Saturday Brown secretary- treasurer are in preparation which are gua be So- followed at eleven by the June Election Proves to Members of the Pre- Med ranteed to please There are a meeting of the Board of Trustees Closest in Many Years ciety observed the closing of the lot of gifted singers and come Continued on Page 6 school year with a banquet in the dians in these classes and they banquet room of Peirce Hall are preparing their best stuff for T J Wende was elected to the Thursday May 18 Guests of the occasion Old favorites will be presidency of the Student Assem- honor were the instructors of the repeated new favorites will be President Entertains bly in what was probably one of sciences at Kenyon and Dr John made the closest elections in the history C Drake of Mt Vernon Since the rooms at the Alumni The Council Dr LeFevre Neurological Sur- House and the Commons will bp Senior of the Assembly The election is geon of Columbus Ohio and one filled early by commencement notable insofar as one vote might of the outstanding brain surgeons visitors members of the reunion Retiring and newly elected mem- have swung the election some of the country discussed the De- classes are advised to make room bers of the Senior Council were other way Of the 191 votes cast velopment of Neurological Sur- reservations with Guy II Buttolph gery In treating his subject Dr 92 of Gambier guests of President Chalmers at a Wende received 65 and McMullin in LeFevre emphasised the import- banquet and formal meeting 63 Peirce Hall the 19th of May and Thomas both received ance of the work of Gushing who Alumni planning to attend vice presi- is recognized as the founder of commencement should President Chalmers introduced The election of the J ED GOOD apply Malcolm Doig retiring President dent was equally as thrilling as brain surgery Dr dishing is at for reservation of rooms to Guy hassee Florida to contact his class- present a resident of Cleveland II Buttolph 92 of Gambler of the Council who thanked the the election of the president with mate G E Benedict whom he members for their good work in Ed Scanlon winning over oppo- hadnt seen in 40 years Mr Ben- the past year Then Dean Hoag nents Carroll Prosser and Dick edict will as a result of Mr Goods introduced by the President ad- Brouse by a very slight majority interest and determination to win dressed the group echoing the re- Alumni Council JOHN S P TATLOCK Of the 191 votes cast Scanlon the Peirce Cup awarded to the class sentiments of Mr Doig The new 66 65 and Brouse having the largest attendance at wel- ceived Prosser members of the Council were 62 The election of the secretary commencement return to Gambier College comed by who also Klnyon

President p the Koh- Mr Good has A M Be was by a wide majority Art for this graduation bill OHIO complimented the retiring mem- Collegian To ler received 87 of the 191 votes not only attended all of the com- 1 bers for their accomplishments Bob Henry 61 and George DeVoe mencements but he returns to ALUMM HL DO- LP 1 during the school year now draw- 43 the Hill when ever he can get a U 1 W A Organ 1 I Hlr ing to a close Alumni Mr Wende is the vice president ride Dr John Drake spoke to the of the Alpha Delts He is a promi- Ed Good is one of the real old members of the Council concern- Four Issues Yearly Will nent member of the football and timers in the Akron Alumni As- ing the duties and responsibilities track teams and was sophomore sociation Well known as a for- devolving upon men about to be- Go to All Kenyon president of the Class of 40 mer trustee of the college he is come alumni Upon the conclusion one of the most respected an be- of the address elections loved men in that city doctors is second of the special Hjn- 5 Co- of Sec- This the SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Tm 0n ni rjonth iweorit Cnp to the offices of President and more will Although Mr Good is not as vr 1 t m tr Jvn Alumni issues four fon 1 o retary of the Council were held young as he used to be he still tiCoironcorwn Is tri AJirtM rn l rwt ywr the next school year lth r- r t o Martin Shaw was elected president follow during ALUMNI REORGANIZE looks for capable men who will ni renew oM f rns- rfO S1 in Due to the widespread approval osrto3 and Robert Henry secretary was re- carry on the Kenyon tradition In of tn Alw- J 11 w rlrri lo A wu i- ffn which the first issue r- L n with Revival of the long- dormant The number of Kenyon men wi Blrlculn-frlf e a nTllil IrrIttMn to to Kill ceived it is to be continued as a in one Association of Southern whom Mr Good has aided 1 NEW The plan has Alumni In oH P t MEMBERS ATTEND permanent feature 1 been ac- way or is known only to arrv irtJr a n- I proven itself to be a sound California has recently another In n- c Moll for already through the efforts of himself Ever loyal to Kenyon at tl- 3 to mw enrlwj T o rn MEETING to complished all 1 PHILOS FIRST one because Kenyon men like tv rl- rjntor ro- rlrr r ir t 99 and Good thinks that the idea of ntlf W Barrett Mr nil h- Rev tlr- going on in Gambier the J Bth 3 will run i l In srM know what is George Davidson 02 a class reunion is one of the best Chalmers not merely through official bul- the Rev Dr irt Thursday Dr n- 5n night Reorganization was achieved at ways of promoting the welfare of C I as ra jn i1 n t 1- through the I I r- seen 1 addressed an enlarged Philomathe- letins but as a i 1 ror- i II s in i fa- meeting on May 4 in Los An- the college He has always done Ira Jr sian were eyes of the student body and a erTOn cn Z irnj n rt r VMS tv as 20 new members of- to m- geles at which the following more than his share make them trarrsr aran 3 In t In r u P presented in objective Ih te 1 n I r invited to join the library society culty and were elected President the successes n r tm nl ai rf ficers IV 1 1 r r to I r- ty In a 3 1 The new members include Bakley news columns Davidson 02 St a arrar Ion M Rev Dr George 1 Blackmor Cobby Coldevay De- The continued support of the trea- of Alumni associa- irg ardl ent or t a ins deciding factor as Johns Church Los Angeles Members the Gruff Hoff- Alumni is the l- j- vz on Graham Hamister E 29 1721 tion of Cincinnati will be addressed I t 7 flyr- lorraroirant 3a3 onlv improve- surer Robert Baxter f 7 J man Hunter Logan McCauley to whether or not these Chalmers on June 1 tra jsl i of r AI issvlr ion Avenue Los Angeles by President J no Must can be continued and new Sanborn rtIn fosas nell oij- a j r y- sr at Ms McCleary McCox Rose ments W at a dinner to be held at the Miami li Ai- l Alumni secretary the Rev J Barrett eetinS ar- l 3ra J3 of to J In Zorycn notlvltln Svec Vance Warman G Lytle and ones initiated If the Los An- Boat club irrs regular 99 418 West 33rd Street onotnar Knjon Small could return to the Hill at officers of the associa- kr so 3 7or3- If tno pisssora of Present n a wyloorlnt you during the year a sub- geles Icrr- oncorent 8n1 iva U3 tne larjroJ- of araln Two other meetings are planned intervals The next meeting will be held tion are Patterson Pogue 18 for the On Sunday scription would not be so vitally Council near future is on May 24 at the University Club president William H Kite Jr Xflrjon lJinrl Dr Coolidge will address the important This unfortunately 09 vice- president and Joseph W Angeles A guest speaker V group not case with the majority of in Los rr033er fraalJant and on Wednesday Dr Black the will address the association Scherr Jr 29 secretary will talk Continued on Page 6 COLLEGIAN PAGE TWO KENYON KENYON COLLEGIAN SOUTH LEONARD Founded In 18- 6 Division Make Commencement Plans Publifiherl weekly during the oo- Entered in the Postoffice at ATTENDS STATE lleflaie year by the students of Oambier Ohio as Second Class Kenyon College Vlatter College BY Member of the Ohio RfPRtllNTIO fOm NATIONAL ADVIRTI1IN8 FRATERNITY SING Hr A- ocianorw NationalAdvertisingServiceJnc For subscriptions and Advertis- College Publisher Representative The Kenyon Chapter of Beta ing address the Business A20 Madison Ave New York N Y jpice 1 I Theta Pi winners of the Intra- hiniger Gamoier Ohio CMICASO BOSTON LOS AH6flES SAN FSANCISCO A mural Singing Cup went to Co- lruin the Prcs of lumbus Saturday evening May 20 Subscriptions Two Dollars The Mimlfa- turinjf Printers Co year in advance Mt eriion Ohio to compete in the first annual Fra- ternity Singing Contest of Ohio Colleges Nine Colleges were rep- 1938 Member 1939 resented in Ohio State Universitys PLssocided Gblle6icde Press beautiful Natatorium in Columbus Prosser Laurila Herl Cavender Cless The first half of the program was broadcasted over station WLOS Theodore S Cobbey Jr 40 Editor from 830 to 900 oclock A soro- Donald Young 40 Associate Editor y rity intramural meet and a diving Wayne Borges 41 Sports Editor i exhibition were also on the pro- R D McCleary 41 Assistant Editor gram A special compliment was Hallock Hoffman 41 Assistant Editor paid the Kenyon Representatives when the Betas from Case College BUSINESS STAFF in Cleveland chose as one of their George W McMullin 40 Business Manager songs the Beta Alpha Marching- 41 Manager Richard Shepherd Circulation Song which was written by Pro- Bud Listug 41 Sophomore Advertising Manager fessor Cahall 42 Advertising Manager William Cuthbert The Beta Theta Pi Chapter rep- Kenyon men are reminded numberless times daily of the vital part resenting Ohio University at in everyday on in a very con- Mb Athens Ohio was awarded first which Kenyon alumni play life the Hill pool Silver Shaw 3hKopf Brouse prize which consisted of a large crete and material sense Peirce Hall the swimming and the alumni house are but a few of the more recent gifts from loyal alumni divi- cup and one hundred dollars With the Commencement Season almost here the different turning out less than 100 a month which have made the Kenyon campus one of the most beautiful in the sions on the hill through their presidents wish to express to their nation Though many of the alumni havent been back to the Hill Alumni the welcome- back at the most important time of the college while England and her famed for years they will feel right at home year Tentative plans are also printed below shadow system of aircraft pro- Library Appeal Singing down the path the cane rush and the pajama parade to duction which turned out very mention a few are still observed with all of the old vigor and rivalry Delta Kappa Epsilon has planned May I take this opportunity to badly puts out about 200 a It is true that there are many new faces on the Hill now but you such activities as the Initiation welcome you back to your Division month English planes seem to be Answered by ought to get to know the new men better They are just as grand a Banquet in the bulls eye on and College during Commence- superior Germanys rather 2nd bunch as those old timers Pete Reevs Tite West and all the rest of Saturday night and the annual ment It is at this time that the rate and Frances almost worth- those old profs of yours that you have been wanting to see for so long meeting of the Lambda Alumni beauty of the Kenyon spirit syn- less The larger number of Ger- Numerous Gifts Though the campus has changed for the better in the last few years Association on Sunday Carroll chronizes with the beauty of a man planes probably more than the old spirit which you alumni knew so well still prevails Kenyon is Prosser Lambda president in way Gambier spring into a result that makes up for English superiority Early this year the Trustees of welcome said Lambda of Del- proud that she has kept abreast with the times and you are proud of is most fertile for the renewal of of equipment Where does the US Committee on the Library made too But she can never severe those ties to her glorious past Her ta Kappa Epsilon wishes to invite best planes her old friendships and the making of stand We have the an appeal gifts to the College old leadership sportmanship good humored pranks and mannish zest all of her Alumni back to the hill new friends and the fewest number the best for for life are just as much alive as when you graduated to help celebrate the One Hundred pilots and the fewest of them in Library The appeal in the form and Commencement Middle Kenyon at the present But dont take our word for it Come down and see for your Eleventh time is publishing an Alumni the world of a letter addressed to all alumni self Those of us who are the Kenyon men of today want to know you Week- end to be held June 17 18 and friends of the College and 19 is planned for newspaper entitled The Middle other and those of us who know you are anxious to see you again Drop Initiation Kenyon the yours a line en masse Saturday afternoon with the an This paper will reach Scholarship Applications was unusual in that it requested those classmates of Come down and make this M K Alumni before Commence- com- following ana a neither money nor newly purchased commencement the biggest and best commencement since your nual banquet ment by W boys how to do commencement up smoker in evening We sincere It contains articles To be in June 5 course mencement Show the this right the Reevs Henry Presi- books though such of be you ly hope that you will return and P West and We will looking for dent Chalmers asking the Alumni All students who wish to have were not to be declined It sim- join with us in making this week their scholarships renewed for ply asked for the books already in end a memorable success of this division to return for Commencement If enough Alum- 1939- 40 except Prize Scholars the possession of the alumni or WHY YES PANGO John Cavender speaking for ni do return to warrant it there ire required to make applica- friends which were no longer use- Alpha Delta Phi said The Ken tion for such renewal on or be- ful to the owners II is difficult to think clearly shirt and he puts it on will be a buffet supper on the June yon Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi 17 for them fore June 5 1939 Since the mailing of the request when one is sleepy the reactions Why do we have nations I ask wishes to welcome all of her Alum New applications for scholar- 263 books of various kinds have are slow so I walk into the room Why do we have families Pango ni back to the One Hundred and ships are also due on the same been received by the librrariar throw my hat in the waste- basket asks Why dont we have one big Eleventh Commencement exer 3ate ranging from the novels of George cises of the college We proper application bound in my before nation I ask Because weve got have The forms Eliot to the handsomely and sit down chair many planned are the I piled families says Pango That doesnt things for the week Nor Rhyme available at the Admissions volumes of the early issues of notice the stack of books end we want our Alumni to Office or from Chairman of books up in the middle of the roorr and make sense I say Thats right that the Quarterly Review These enjoy with us be a the Committee on Scholarships George Rid- on Pango sew- says Pango but thats the way it This will are the gifts of W N the books sits little week- to be Nor application sup- onto I look is Why I ask Well says Pango end remembered for Reason The must be dle New York Walter T Collins ing buttons his shirt any Alpha Delt returns this ported by a financial statement York Fisher situation over carefully be- how would you like to have the that New Harry J the supplied by parent A Wil- fore commenting Then I say Butler family come over to your year By the or Greenwich Conn Thomas house and tell you what to do No Psi Upsilon will hold initiation guardian Consequently the son Gambier Mrs Charles E vaguely Youve learned a lot form on which B West traveling all over the world Pan- good I answer Well continues of new men on the afternoon of H B H this statement Myers Toledo Mrs Allen June 17 at the lodge immediately is to be made should be secured Madison Wise P T Hummel go Tell me whats the most im- how would you like to go over to at the Butler house and tell them after which the Initiation Banquet Poland still looks like the best once if it is to be sent home Cleveland Miss Clare Benedict portant thing and returned by 5 L what to do You know Mary will be held The annual meeting bet for next hos- June Basle Switzerland George People says Pango sticking his Jane the outbreak of C M Coffin Chairman Brain Springfield finger of People Butler dont you Well I consider of the Iota Alumni Association tilities Whether they will be soon instead his shirt will be held on Sunday I say Yes repeats Pango People for a moment thats mightnt be morning or not is a question of some doubt so The Upsilon say brightening to the sub- bad Sure I know Mary Jane Psi president Robert Relations with Danzig are already Well I O Cless ject matter in a way that would Well says Pango thats the way addresses this remark to considerably strained by Nazi de- make any of my professors proud it is Nobody wants to be rulled by the Alumni On behalf of the mands and Polish resistance Comm en someone else but they wouldnt chapter I would like to invite all Rumor has it that Germany is cem ent of me if I did the same in class to what about science religion laws mind ruling someone else Thats Alumni return to the hill for setting about building up a pro- why we dont have one large na Commencerryent Wee k- end and Nazi population in the Free City justice the higher life Those says part Pango casually are mere creations tion take in the activities of both by infiltration of citizens from Program of people How about land and Well I say wouldnt it be fine the college and the fraternity the Reich and by propaganda food and raw materials I ask if somebody could unite all the Eu- Richard Brouse extends the There are also the consistent re- Friday June 16 How about them answers Pango ropean states into one nation and Beta welcome to returning Alum- ports from supposedly inforpned 600 P M Banquet of the Bexley Society and Alumni Peirce theres plenty of land plenty of then there wouldnt be any rrjore ni in this statement Beta Alpha sources in Washington that the ian food plenty of raw materials If fighting After a hundred or more of Beta Theta Pi invites and President and the State Depart- Saturday June 17 there werent there wouldnt be years of being under the same heartily welcomes back all of its ment feel it is a fifty- fifty bet for 1000 A M Meeting of the Committee on the Theological School any people rule says Pango if the rule is Alumni for the One Hundred and war before August But Germany Ascension Hall And there wont be any people good for all of them it might be Eleventh Week- end You have al- probably will not go to war or 1100 A M Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees Ascension I comment if they keep fighting a possibility Napolean tried it ready received the Bulletin and risk going to war Nazis are sure Hall for them Ha says Pango crypti- you remember Yes I say if he the Chapters announcement of the that the encirclement nations will 2 00- 00 P M Swimming Pool open to all visitors cally people have been killing could have crossed the English initiation and banquet ceremonies NOT fight for Danzig before the 3 00 M Tennis Exhibition on the Har- Tru Courts each other for land and food since channel when he wanted to and Besides these which are to be held Harvest season since the Reich is 3 00400 P M Inspection of Hangar and Planes Exhibition the beginning and there are cer- had not bothered with Rusia he at six P M Saturday June 17 so much in need for food And Flying at Port Kenyon tainly a lot of people left might have done it there also will be a brief but im- that means it will be September 4 00 500 P M Riding Exhibition Polo Field But its stupid for it to go on Thats right says Pango Well portant business meeting that at least before active hostilities 5 00 700 P M Presidents Reception Cromwell House and on I say in self defense Yep I say remembering what we afternoon at 430 P M in the will begin Anybodys guess is still 700 P M Fraternity and Non- Fraternity Banquets admits Pango but its not the land started to talk about what about South Leonard Parlor pretty good Sunday June 18 thats stupid its the people I people being the most important Chi Chapter of Delta Tau Delta Settlement of the difficulties of 700 A M Celebration of the Holy Communion Church of the didnt mean the land I laugh I thing Oh says Pango if there has Chi Copy ready for publi- the Mexican Government and the Holy Spirit laugh No says Pango with a ris- werent any people we wouldnt cation and it is soon to be sent to British and US oil companies may 1030 A M Morning Prayer and Sermon Ordination to the Dia- ing inflection Conversation stops have any families or nations or the Alumni to- gether with the in- be near at last When Cardenas conate by the Bishop of Ohio at that point while I try to think depressions or wars And thats vitations to attend the Commence- took over the companies proper- 100 P M Alumni Council luncheon Private Dining Room Peirce of something to say Pango the way the conversation finally ment ceremonies for 1939 James ties last year he insisted that it Hall finished sewing buttons on his ends Herl invites the Chi Alumni back was simply to secure his govern- 000 P M Baccalaureate Service Sermon by the President of to the initiation and banquet with ment against corporations who the College Church of the Holy Spirit this message Chi Chapter of were becoming more powerful 600 P M Class Reunion Dinners Delta Tau Delta Sincerely urges all than the law and asserted that 900 P M Class Night marching singing etc In front of Old of its Alumni to return to the hill several of the big oil combines had Kenyon on Commencement Week- end The been flagrant in their violations of Monday June 19 members of the active chapter Mexican Supreme Court rulings 730 A M Corporate Communion of the Class of 1939 College SUBSCRIBE NOW have many merits and possibili- Now after over a year the gov- Chapel ties which they would like to strut ernment has found how serious a 930 M Morning Prayer College Chapel before you task it was undertaking the oil 1000 M The One Hundred and Eleventh Commencement Sigma Pi with an initiation companies have retaliated by an Rosse Hall Address by John S P Tatlock PhD TO banquet and tea for the ladies on embargo on Mexican products and Litt D of the University of California Sunday afternoon Welcome their Mexican raw materials more ef- 1200 M Annual Meeting of the General Alumni Association Alumni back through their presi- fective than any the League of Rosse Hall dent Martin Shaw We of Lamb- Nations was ever able to enforce 100 P M Alumni Luncheon The Grerat Hall Peirce Hall THE KENYON COLLEGIAN da of Sigma Pi are looking for- The only customers for Mexican 1000 P M The Commencement Dance under the auspices of the ward to seeing all of our Alumni oil today are Germany and Italy Kenyon Assembly Peirce Hall this Commencement The chapter who beside not paying too well THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF BEXLEY HALL is progressing rapidly and we urge would be unable to purchase any Preliminary Announcement FOR 193940 your support Sigma Pi is looking oil should war be declared in Eu- Sunday October 22 1939 forward to a big year in 39- 40 so rope The oil companies have 730 A M Holy Communion St Marys Chapel Bexley Hall if all of our Alumni are here this found that the Mexican govern- and Church of the Holy Spirit Commencement we will consider ment was able to take much more 1030 A M Morning Prayer and Sermon Church of the Holy our year launched with a bang or a beating than they had ex- Spirit Send your payment of 200 to KENYON President John A Silver of Phi pected and is still going strong P M Dinner Peirce Hall Kappa Sigma says On behalf of Both sides are therefor finally 400 600 P M Presidents Reception Cromwell House COLLEGIAN GAMBIER OHIO and be sure Theta Chapter of Phi Kappa Sig- amenable to agreement which will 800 P M Evening Prayer and Sermon Church of the Holy probably be reached at an early to receive the early fall issues ma I cordially invite all Alumni Spirit of Phi Kappa Sigma to be our date Monday October 23 Centennial Day guests at the One Hundred and 645 A M Holy Communion St Marys Chapel Bexley Hall Eleventh Commencement We are Reports from India indicate 700 A M Holy Communion Church of the Holy Spirit having initiation at 500 P M that busy Nazis are trying their 1030 A M Morning Prayer Church of the Holy Spirit June 17 and the banquet at the best to turn the strong anti- British 1100 A M Convocation Rosse Hall Alcove at 730 feeling of the 3 plus million na- 00 M Luncheon Peirce Hall tives into an equally strong pro- 30 M Bedell Lecture Rosse Martin P SPECIAL OFFER Arvid Laurila head of Alpha Pi Nazi feeling Hall Professor Tau in In case they are Nilsson welcoming Alumni states successful and in case war does A 1 p h a Pi Tau extends its come 00 M Service at the cornerstone of Bexley Hall All new Alumni subscriptions received those natives might turn 00 M Tea Colburn before heartiest greeting to the Alumni into quite a problem Library June 15 will receive the big Commencement We are looking forward to a strong 00 P M Banquet Peirce Hall return to climax a very successful Tuesday October 24 Issue year Latest reports show pretty con- A M Bedell Lecture Colburn Library Professor free clusively that Germany has stepped 900 To the Alumni of Middle Ken- up Martin P Nilsson her production of war planes The lectures will continue throughout the week yon George Kopf Jr addresses to something like 60 per day the following remarks France is in a miserable mess KEN YON COLLEGIAN PAGE THREE FLYING CLUB TO JOURNEY TO MICHIGAN TRACKMEN ANNEX TO COMPETE IN MID- WEST AIR MEET Backstops a INITIAL VICTORY AS By Legg Sonenfield Shubin and Hoffman to Fly OLIN HAS FIELD DAY To Pontiac next Friday John Goldsmith The members of Kenyon Nabbs 8 Firsts the Kenyon College Flying Club will journey 11 to next J week end Pontine Michigan where they will take part in the Uni Final Score 88- 48 versify of Detroits Mid- West meet The jello diet must have really Air put At the meet schools from all over the middle west springs in the legs of Olin and Nabbing eight out of are expected to Co on Tuesday fifteen first participate in the standard four events of college flying Seven tro- Those tracksters I x places Rudy phies as well as prizes showed that they knew how to win Kutlers trackmen several cash are being offered mMm xiimnmi won the seasons Only tour of the Kenyon soloists and boy oh boy how that victory first victory at Robert Legg Bob Sonenlield Mur bell clanged It must have been Otterbien on Tuesday With Dick ray Shubin and Hallock Hoffnvin INTRAMURAL RIDING music to Rudys ears after all he Olin leading the way with an is largely responsible will be eligible to compete in the for the amazing total of thirty one points meet success of the team We wouldnt These four and Instructor the boys from Westerville were Don Gretzer will fly to PROVES CLOSE RACE like to take any credit away from Pontiac i- aCs run late Friday Olin though he certainly had what J C5 down on their own cinders afternoon Friday and it Saturday night they will have ac- takes A little of that kind of The score was SS- 4S The results of the running would do a Holt Lewis Jarrell Reeder Amato comodations in the Hotel Pontiac intramural lot of good Olds Olin who has been taking sev- riding competition were unbe- Denison on Saturday A party has been planned for Fri- eral places in every meet this year day evening and lievably close Although a system a banquet for LEWIS AND REEDERS COMBINE SWEEF out did himself to get no Saturday night at which prizes of graded scores with 300 as per- Last week end Kenyon College less than and trophies will be fect was used to avoid the pos- that small school where they five firsts and two seconds His awarded go The Kenyon College Flying Club sibility of a tie the Middle dont in for athletics won one PURPLE HETTERS TO CONFERENCE TITLE thirty one points pushed his sea- has had only one meet so far this Leonard team defeated that of Ohio Conference Championship son total to eighty eight and broke season the Kenyon Mid- Middle Kenyon last years winner runner up in another and beat two records of six years standing West Denison meet which ended with Kenyon by so close a margin that the of the mighty big six in Tennis The old record of twenty seven and the University of Michigan minutest details in correct horse- baseball There must be several Squad Takes Third CAPITAL TRIUMPHS points in one meet and eighty schools tied 21- 21 The University of De- manship had to be considered who would like to deem- three points per season set bv meet Judging the competition were phasize that way Lots of bou- Championship In Row Steve Clark in 1933 was troit will be the only other quets ON KENYON badly meet that Kenyon will attend this Mrs Gordon K Chalmers Dr to the golfers who missed ERROR splintered by Olins Frank Merri- Ray the title by a rather small wel To year except of course the Na- Ashford and Captain Frede- margin Led by Morey Lewis and Tex make sure of a good thing rick Eberle The Olin set a field record in tional Meet to be held here late winning team Reeder the Kenyon Tennis team the low in June was made up of Bill Skinner Bob Word has reached us from Jeep Fine Pitching of Ioanes hurdles when he negotiated the McNeil is swept to Browning Don Krone and Bill that he considering its third straight con- Boggled by timber tops in 266 seconds Cuthbert The members of the staying abroad till the Nationals ference title here Friday and Fumbles While Olin was having his own Middle Kenyon at Forrest Hills This would mean field day his mates were doing- Kenyon To Play Hosts team were Bob Saturday May 19 and 20 Capital Purves Tom Navin Win- that his United States ranking University bested Ken- more than all right Frank Both of the Kenyon men ex- yon ters and would be based entirely on Wim- in one of the finest pitching In no event was Kenyon com- Walter Volkmar Also duals ever To entered were teams from bledon and Forrest Hills If he did perienced little trouble in dispos- witnessed on Benson pletely out classed while three Airmen During the South 2- 0 Leonard well in these two tourneys he ing of their opponentes as they ad- Field It was Helmich of Ca- Lords finished the two- twenty be- Middle Hanna North pital and Hanna and South aHnna placing could receive a good ranking if vanced through the tournament Ioanes of Kenyon in a fore the best Otterbein entry not he might not be at all close game with few hits and tight Michels was Inter- Collegiate Meet in that order ranked Lewis National Intercollegiate second big scorer with because of insufficient data play eleven points but all the Lords runner up last year and favorite Ioanes was pitching superb ball managed to fatten their point KENYON BATTING AVE The flyers will attempt to snag to capture the crown this year in the third when a brace of errors scores Expect from Forty Sixty May 375 by to some more trophys at Detroits seemed hypo active as he defeated Eurich and Curtiss let home Though this meet concludes the Parker 375 meet week end Ellwood two runs on no hits Kenyon just regular Contestants and Guests this If his opponents in easy fashion schedule Rudy Kutler has Ioanes 345 Cooke turns out to be a good never could get those runs back picked a team to compete at Gran- Baker 333 doubles player Kenyon men can Reeder experienced little more although several hard smashes ville on Saturday for the Cham- Kenyon will this June be the Curtiss 300 claim some of the glory for the finals although he did drop the were belted off Helmich in the fast pionship of the Ohio Conference site of a contest to determine a Griffin 300 hill those who should know say first set to Cecil of Oberlin in the nine inning dual The Otte- bein victory is encourag- McCoullough 266 that his volleying improved a semi- finals McCullough of Kenyon smashed ing and tiie meet at Denison should new champion of the college flying Intermitent thunder out a Prosser 242 hundred per cent while he was showers marred the play on Satur- home run ball if their ever prove to be a good test for those world for the National Air Meet Eurich 076 here Bully Allbach took Janet was one but in slowing down at chosen Included in the of the National Intercollegiate day but the Har- Tru courts dried chosen few Rudge 074 Schock again took her out one quickly after each shower and the third he was thrown out at home are Olin who is entered in four Flying Clubs is to be held this in Toledo too week Von He had his first two hits since the events Michels Puffer year Kenyon Kenyon was night last matches were completed on sched- Mast and at Team average 269 Cramm made it four to one over ule last Wittenberg game in this fra- Ray in two events each Brown in chosen for the location of the meet McNeill last week cas May and Pitcher Ioanes con- one tnd Stevens and Wende to at the national conference of the The most interesting match of the tournament was the final tinued their hitting each getting complete the relay team NIFC in Washington early this to Helmichs slants for a pair of spring match between Lewis and Reeder On Tuesday evening GOLF SQUAD CAPTURES SECOND POST Seldom has Tex extended himself base knocks a piece Coach Rudy Scheduled for the 27th and 28th Stock of Capital had no trouble Kutler announced that the follow- to such an extence as he did in at- ing men of June the meet will probably tempting to with Ioanes hitting him safely will receive letters in find from clubs all beat his teammate track representatives AGAIN IN OHIO CONFERENCE AT TOLEDO Rceders blistering service and twice while Lindner Rawn and over the country congregating here Swartz were held to singles by Brown Ferris Michels Mast forehand was the feature of the McCullough at Kenyon Contestants are to be beginning Ioanes for a total of five hits Olin Ray Wende guests college the of the first set But Puffer Cavender Shaw the of the for Watts leads Lords by taking Third Position Reeder tired under the superior Ioanes struck out eleven while duration of the meet and will be placements Helmich waved out Fourteen At the same tiine it was an- of Morey Lewis Lewis nounced Puffer housed in one of the dormitories Next Stop is Ohio Inter- Collegiates reapeatedly passed Reeder at the batters allowed Kenyon seven that has been The competition will consist of hits Mac Baker came chosen to lead the track team next net with superb backhand place- far and year the standard four events of college ments and literally wide for his six put outs and flying bomb dropping paper staf- smashed played half of left field the Reeder from the court with sizzling first The Otterbein summaries ing 360 degree spot landing and drives Continuing this part of the afternoon Griffin land- sort of Pole Vault won by Olin K free approach to a bulls eye play Lewis went on to win the replaced Rudge in left in the second contest also seventh as pinch Covender K third Neff ing A navigation has Championship 6- 4 6- 0 when they a batter and O Time 10 been arranged but will not count decided to play only two out of after socking two fouls long and Na- High jump won by Learish toward the winning of the three sets instead of the customa- hard he struck out to end a seventh O championship inning rally second Augspurger O tional ry three out of five third T Puffer K Time 59 Scoring is on a point basis with Entering the doubles play al- Kenyon ends their season at Shot put won 3 on by Olin K 5 points for first place for most immediately after complet- Wooster Friday when they second Shan K 1 meet third Learish second place 2 for third and for ing the singles Reeder and Lewis the strong Wooster Scotts O Time 35 is in the Scott stadium at Wooster U fourth The outstanding trophy displayed a brilliant net game to Discus won by Olin K Cup A large Kenyon following is ex- of course the famous National win in easy fashion from Cecil and second Grimm O third Shaw which goes to the club which gains Blanshard of Oberlin in straight pected to attend Coach Imel is Kl Time 1179 6- 6- to the most points There will also be sets 2 0 6- 4 The Kenyon planning start Ioanes and May Mile- won by first as a battery and is not sure Brown K prizes for the clubs winning v stars showed signs of tiring from second Ilsmon O third Wag- place in each event and a cup for nL playing four straight sets without whether Griffin will replace Rudge ner OK Time in field or be 4355 the high point man of the meet aril rest near the close of the final set left if Less will at 440 won by K Mast third in place of Eurich second Last year Kenyon and Stanford Most of the colleges in the Ohio Frank Johns O third Stone O tied for the National Cup and Conference sent Representative the Flee Eurich got off to a Time 542 each were allowed to keep it for squads to Gambier to compete for swell start this season but the last 100 won by Olin game or two has tightened up K second six months Kenyons chances at the championship Those schools and Neff O third Ray K Time a first this year are said to be con- were Kenyon Oberlin Wittenberg Imel is deciding if he needs some 101 siderably less than ever before Wooster Bowling Green Denison rest Javelin won by Learish O since five of the clubs top- notch Otterbein and Kent State The team second Olin K third Beck pilots graduated last June So far scoring for the meet was as fol- O Time 1568i this year the club has taken part lows Kenyon 26 Oberlin 10 Wit- PHOTO CONTEST TO 120 Yd High Hurdles won by in only one meet the Kenyon An- tenberg 7 Wooster 4 and Bowling Michels K second Olin K nual Mid- West Meet the Kenyon Green 1 Kent State Otterbein thiid Van Sickle O Time fliers tied with Michigan for first and Denison failed to score OFFER FIVE PRIZES 197 This week- end the club goes to The Kenyon Golf squad knocked the dirty little pill around the 880 won by Wagner O the University of Detroit Meet in Heather Downs Country Club at Toledo last Friday and Saturday to second Wende K third Glover Pontiac where results will proba- roll in second in the Ohio Conference Championship Matches Batmen Suppress O Time 2085 bly cast some light on the pos- This makes it two years in a row that the Lords have garnered Members of Mt Vernon 220 won by Ray K second sibility of a first in June the second post But they were topped by a really topping team this Camera Club to Act Michaels K third Mast K A tentative schedule for the Na- vear which hailed from Toledo University Of course the Toledo boys Denison Advance Time 23 tional Meet shows that registra- had the advantage of playing on their home course but they are with- As Judges 2- mile won by Wagner O tion will begin on Monday after- out a doubt deserving of the trophy They are truly a fine well second Ferris K third Hamon O noon the 26th of June Actual Vmlnneed SOliad MaySmacks Four The camera club is making ex- Time 1121 Tuesday and Denison 220 Low Hurdles won flying will be done on Toledo Kenvon and tensive preparations for a contest by Olin Wednesday A steak fry and beer placed one two three in that order HOFFMAN AND LEGG Big Red K second Michaels K 111 Griffin Holds tentatively scheduled for around third Neff O party at the air port Barbecue is Toledo led away out num ATTEND MICHIGAN Time 265 Tuesday night Wed- Kenyon followed eleven To Nine Hits June 6th The prizes contributed Relay won by K Stevens planned for a 314 Ray nesday evening after the close of points behind with a total of 325 AIR- WEEK CELEBRATION 4- by Mr R A Weaver will consist Wende Mast of Score 0 K- 71 0- 37 the contests a banquet will be tailed closely by a team out of five prizes of 500 each and given in private dining room which shot 327 the Granville Last week- end Bob Legg and Big Bill Griffin held Denison will be awarded to the five best of Peirce Hall Commons There THIRD as representa- awarded and the WATTS PLACES Hallock Hoffman to nine hits while his teamates pictures regardless of types S AND M LEONARD LEAD trophies will be two tives of the Kenyon College Flying days brought to a fitting Sid Watts smooth number fattened their averages with fifteen Mr Rahming explained this three Sophomore class Club attended an Air- Week cele- hits to give Kenyon their third novel method of award by saying INTRAMURAL BASEBALL climax man out of the Mi- to bration at the University of 1 1- 4 Big of addition to the 40 to 60 con- turned in a 77 and a 75 take strait ball game The If there are a number portraits In individuals Caw- chigan used three flingers against and all of them are poor there testants several visitors from the third place in the Red With the intramural schedule ex- snatched first with First draft plans indicated that the merciless Lords with Giffin wont be any portrait award east and the middle west are lev of Marietta Kenyon pilots would ncaring completion there is plenty airport will a beautiful 74 and 69 Marshall several of the holding up the best but even he Although he may act as a judge pected The college shot fly to Ann Arbor but bad weather he was going to of athletic endeavor on all fronts airplanes of many Carlson of the home of Toledo tired in the late stages of the Mr Rahming said this be crowded with Caw- and lack of airplanes changed get judges from the Mt Vernon week The baseball picture is kinds room having already been 75 and 73 to slide in between game still a bit hazy because of several thirty Watts those plans and finally only the Catcher Charlie May continued Camera Club where much fine made to accomodate at least ley and two went recently He postponed games but to all intents been newly The other individual scores for his heavy work at the plate when work has been done purposes The hangars have 82 and While the guests of the Univer- in five to have Mr Timmons and South and Middle sod of port Lords were Clements he banged out four hits hoped also Leonard out in painted and the the the 80 sity of Michigans Flying Club the was fol- very well known photographer are front Neither rolled in pre- 77 tied for seventh Albach trips to the plate He a been recently mowed and saw an afternoon of demons- ac- come to Gambier has defeated to date and meet can be 82 tied for ninth Lindberg pair lowed closely by Ioanes who from Coshoctun one paration for the It and of aircraft by various in to judge some of the work each has important game to National 86 and 89 trations counted for three solid smashes play before they inject safely stated that the the manufacturers and were present to the box Mac Baker The pictures will be hung in Meet should prove the most im- Toledo University entertained four trips The intramural golf and tennis competing teams of the at the Universitys noted Institute also nailed three hits and Prosser Philo hall some time next week portant event in the Successful the six Sciences annual money be considered get under way this week and South successful with an enjoyable ban- of Aeronautical and Curtiss accounted for a pair The prize will history of Kenyons Conference by banquet Guest of honor of the as purchase money and the winner Leonard and North Leonard are quet Saturday evening followed a piece favored respectively Tennis will Flying Club to a night base banquet and principle speaker of The best play of the game was will be expected to give his picture the attendance evening was Mr Hinckley to college for a new collection consist of both singles and doubles the a deep fly to left fielder Ioanes the this year Played Chairman of the CAA also at the ball home and in If anyone thinks he has a 1500 Polo Semi- Finals OHIO INTER- COLLEGIATES Cyril who headed the Polo was to have been finished speakers table were Mr a close play at home May nailed picture he had better let us know to Presi- on Thursday and except for the intra- NEXT Thompson Assistant the the runner ending a rally Ioanes beforehand said Mr Rahming The first play- offs of the Ohio Lines the open to anyone in track and the ping- pong and bad- held last The men will invade the dent of United Air in throwing the ball to May nlade The contest is mural polo games were Colum- inventor and designer of college and the pictures may minton which have been hanging played Inter- Collegiate Matches at famous one of the best plays seen all year the al- week with the finals to be up Transport plane Bill on any subject and photogra- fire the intramural program is The West bus today They will come the Ford for Kenyon be sometime this week competition Floyd Evens head of the pher may choose most complete South Leonard Lumbert and against the toughest Stout Griffin in winning his annual still a big lead on the cup Wing team of John Capital The department of Aeronautics al- There will be a 50c charge how- has defeated both the in the state at the State same struck out fifteen and and a victory in the baseball would Dick Eckley to make any predic- of Michigan and several others nine hits for four runs ever for all non- members of the Middle Kenyon team of Bob Purves Lords refuse Duncan Moore lowed but use of the make it awfully tough to over- of the outcome of the mat- The Chairman was which is pitching well enough be- Camera Club for the and Bill Donley and the North tion be commentator on station WJR of dark room facilities haul them of John Ellis ches but place or not it will hind eleven runs in any league Leonard- Hanna team experience Detroit and Fritz Watson chalked up as PAGE FOUR KENYON COLLEGIAN Harry J Jackman is a senior at riel last July 2 to Miss Betty Lee 1900 Pears Robert M What Kenyon Alumni Are Doing the University of Michigan School Rogers in Columbus Ohio Squire Carl A Rogers Samuel D of Business Adminitsration and is Frederick W Doepke is a stu- 1901 1923 his class president dent merchant with Carson Pirie Blake Samuel D McCarty James W Ja Classes 1929 to 1938 Harold F Johnston Jr is an Scott Co in Cincinnati Quick Thaddeus Nutting Nathaniel II accountant Solvay Pro- with the John J Evans of Gambier is a 1902 Ritzman Leland L cess Co of Solvay N Y lives 1929 Louis D Strutton is secretary ot but student at Ohio State University Farquhar Elroy Zaidie Rev William L iu Syracuse with his wife and twoy- C liuird is a partner the Home Savings Loan Co in 1903 1924 William daughter Lpu in Columbus Norwalk Ohio Louis returns to the earold Susan Smallnian Francis C Kelley Lawrence E In IIk law linn of Jiurch Burd Egbert N Neidig has moved from Howard L Poland is a student a threey- Hill often and will be here again Krysmanski Emil Henry In Akron is thf father ol Lrbana Ohio and is now con- at Seabury Western Theological 1904 daughter and dabbles In this June Seminary at Evanston 111 Brown John Herbert Nelson Clarence S earold nected with the Detroit Community Walton Wm Glenn minor league polities Charles F Vent is a salesman Robert W Huff is a graduate stu- Oberholter Rev Herbert Conditioning Fund in Detroit Michigan Pryse 1925 K is director of tor the Standard Air In- College at Tif- Wayne Robert liaxter Newton A Prentice is in the dent at Heidelberg Corns Edwin A i Co in Chicago where he spenus 1906 research and iuti kci tiK for the dustrial Sales Department of the fin Ohio N most of his spare time playing M Gage Richard I os Angeles Times Bolt is a mem- Socony Vacuum Oil Co in Cleve- Merrill W Manz is an in- Dobbins Dale 1925 badminton Jr Murphy Kenneth ber of the Chamber of Commerce land Newt is secretary and treas- spector for the National Screw Kettlenvell John K B employed ami is interested in parting a Ernest Williams is urer of the Northern Ohio Alumni Manufacturing Co in Cleveland 1907 Milar Robert F alumni group iu Los An- iu in the Weather Bureau o the Underwood Clarence Kenyon Association and a member of the R bert W Meyer is a junior ac- C Miller Wallace Dale geles He would like everyone in U y Department of Agriculture Rockwell Samuel University Club countant with Kanapak 1 1 ut- s and Monroe David G who is interested to li B In 19 Jop married Miss Sturgis Fev Geo J this section 1935 DaPon in Toledo Ohio Somerville James A Jr ir l in touch with mm Gwendolyn Nixon in Mt Vernon Wilburn C Campbell is rector of 1909 Thompson John AVillard Joseph L Millar is a bond sales- Ceorge Miller is manager of but as yet they have no children St Lukes Church at Sea Cliff Lord Chas K Thurston Thomas B man with Hayden Miller Co in Sneddon Dr It the Miller West Co plumbing and Andrew Lyons is sales represen- Long Island N Y He was married Flvadore Ziesing Hibben Cleveland and is a member of the Stark Edwin M suppliers in Cleveland He tatives for the Sutherland rapyr in 1935 at Bexley and has a two on 6 healing University Club 1910 Continued Page is of Troop li lUTth Cav- Co in Maryland and Virginia ana and a half year old daughter a member Hann Paul V a of the Pyra- lives in Catonsville Md As a hobby Ralph C Gregory is a Joseph W Peoples Jr is study- alry and director salesman Owen Robert K mid Savings and Loan Co Andy constructs model railroads for the Standard Air Conditioning ing for the priesthood at Seabury Theological Seminary 1911 O is rector of Andrew W Rose is a salesman Co in Albany N Y where he is Western at Richard 1eterson 111 Russell Dr Lccky Harper in Lima Ohio where for the Warner Gear Division ot also active in the Young Mens Evanston Christ Church M 18912 Mt K A Vernon he is also a board member of the me liorg Warner Corp of Muncie Republican Club Hayes Henry Johnson Fisher is Chair- Sherman Civic Music Association and the Ind Andy is a member of many Otho S Hoofnagle is minister or Maclntire Alfred Lucien Visiting Nurses Bureau tlying and civic clubs and writes the Episcopal church in Milling- man of the Board of the McCall Reillv Roger Eugene N and Chaplain of Charles S Reifsnider Jr is a the aviation column for the Muncie ton J Bonnie Corp publishers in New York 1913 Beverage Co Boys clerk with Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha at Greenbelt Maryland Ernie was Brae Farm for City Since 1925 he has been presi- Allen William T Frank T Jones is a junior un- Ltd iu New York City where he married in 1U35 to Miss Winifred dent of the Manhattan Eye High Oh as V Wholesale Distributors Rapids Ihey derwriter with Chubb Son in Ear 1914 is also associate to the Vestry of Arlhur of Grand and and Throat Hospital and for four expect baby any New York City but lives In As- 11 B draco Church in Brooklyn their first most years was a of the Psi Hart now bury Park N J He was married member Merriam R S Ceorge Riddle lives in New York minute Upsilon Executive He is a 1932 last October in Portchester to Miss Council Ritter K L City with his wife Grace A Brown member of the University Yale B Collin who been a Margaret Downs Smith Rev Victor A BERGHOFF whom he married in lJUS Ceorge Baird has Jekyll Island Clubs the Fairfield government in Wash- Warren Munger is an attorney Tappe Rev J A G is secretary and executive assist statistician and Hounds and the ington is now field for the with the firm of Munger Ken- Westchester Walton Joseph R ant to Owen D Young head of auditor Green Spring Valley Hounds His fraflic Audit Bureau Inc of New nedy in Dayton He was married to 1915 the General Klectric Co interests center mostly around hos- Vork and works out of Cleveland Miss Nancy Worm an in 1937 ana Gillen Roy D SCHLITZ Joseph W Kcherr Is agency pital work and fox hunting McCaughey Paul A Jr Kanengeiser was married is a member of the Miami Valley for the Inter- Ocean Cas Robert 1916 assistant on Saturday February IS at St Hunt and Polo Club unity Co in Cincinnati Joe has a Garrison Hon Lindley M Pauls Church in Columbus to 1936 ALUMNI threey- earold daughter is a mem- WANDER ROLL 1917 WIEDEMAN Miss Susanue Kittle Bob was Robert Lee Boyd II is a vlcf ber of the Cincinnati Tennis Club En- Praser Hume M sisted by Dan Taylor 32 of president and secretary of the anil the Cincinnati Country Club Houston Texas He was married on The Alumni Council and the Col- 1918 ledo who served as an usher lege have no addresses for the fol and is secretary of the Cincinnati January 1 1938 to Miss Eleanor Catt Warren H open- lowing Kenyon Can you 1919 Alumni Association Marty Summon is an hearth Beal of Wheeling W Va Alumni PIELS furnace man with the Wheeling help us on any Please advise the Beneteau Andrew Kred B Shoal Jr is vice presi- Richard B Clark is assistant rec- Corp in Ohio College or Alumni Council Chamberlin dent of the Berglioff Brewing Corp Steel Steubenville tor of St Pauls Church in Albany Harold John Marty was married to Miss Cath- 1881 Thorn Edwin W in Wayne Ind and the father gineering Equipment Inc In lt Hall in 1933 has one Gregg Harry S 1920 of Fred III four years old and erine and N Y Dick was married to Miss CARLINGS son Marty now and one 1883 Blessing Robert W Ann Hall seven months old Jr four Jane Potter Bulger last year half years old Crawford John K Knox J Marshall John Braddoek St urges is master Robert Page Doepke is with the 1885 William W Speer is a law- Whiting Fredric Allen of languages and house master at Jr John H Hibben Dry Goods Co in Cunnmgtham John R 1921 yer in the firm of Miller the Milton Academy Milton Mass Gorham Cincinnati and was married a year 1887 Mosser Harry LEISYS VVescott Adams in Chicago Rubens Lor four years Brad was president ago to Miss Rita Romell Greea Robert M Yerxa Randolph S Wally is a of the American Alumni of the Sor- still bachelor and lives Glenn F Lewis is rector o St Harlan Wm Otis 1922 in Evanston HI boiine and formerly was an insruc- Pauls Church in Toledo He mar- 1888 Gehri Rev William G lor at Harvard On November 2S Roger E Smart is a partner in ried Margaret Kraft of Cleveland Daly Harry C Hubbard Francis H BEER CASE AND KEG IKIS he became the proud father the Smart Insurance Agency in Raymond Luomanen is now a 1889 Park Walter H of Hale 11 Cleveland but lives in Willoughby student at the John Hopkins Medi Hoffman J Chauncey Park Walter H Van Swearingen T T Sid Waddington is now assistant He was married the first of this cal School in Baltimore year to Bob job 1890 reel or of the Church of Resur- in Pittsburgh Miss Helen Mueller has dropped the Home Cooked Lunches the now Harris Gavin H rection Bagnio Philippine Islands Artz and is working for Proctor and Dinners Lynnly B Wilson Jr is rector of publicity manager for Kenyon 1895 1930 Alden W of of St jukes Parish in Marietta Gamble in Newark N J Frank Home Made Pies Sandwiches James Ethan Allen is vector Braddoek Edward B the Church of the Good Shepherd and professor of fine arts and Am- William H Thomas Jr is vice Soups Pop Candy Cigerettes president in charge of Braddoek Walter D FENTONS in Allegan Michigan and vicar of erican literature ot Marietta Col- sales with Equipment Co 1896 Cigars and Furnas Ice Cream All Saints Church in Saugatuck lege the Kitchen in Cleveland He is a member of the Gould Edward M He is the father of a boy and two 1933 U S Power Squadron and the Griffith Edward Luke Dry Cleaners Come To The girls Henry Burr Jr is a claim in- 1897 vestigator for Consolidated Under- Hermit Club Charles Bohnengel is a physi- Bill Turner is now assistant dean Welch Thomas C As- writers in Kansas City Hank is a 1899 cian in New York City and is at Kenyon and is in charge of member of the University and Mis- Lytton G Kokosing sistant Resident Psychiatrist at rounding up freshmen for next Anient Suits Cleaned and Pressed Lunch New York Hospital and Assistant sion Country Clubs and is secre- Barrett Rev William J tary years class iu Psychiatry at Cornell University and treasurer of the Kansas City Alumni Association 1937 Gambier Ohio School of Medicine William V a Bruce I Gheen is vice president Bernnard is teacher Quick Service Wiliapi Caples is assistant to the in English depart- and dean of the Wilcox College the and speech president of the Continental Cas- ments of of Commerce in Cleveland Bruce the Seattle Public Schools ualty in Chicago Bill lives in in Seattle Washington GIFTS FOR fo was married in 1936 to Miss Jean Geneva 111 with his wife the for- John W Bingham is stu- Dependable Work Wilcox and their first child Har- Jr a mer Julia Pringle of Charleston in Seabury Theo- GRADUATES ley is now two months old Bruce dent the Western S C whom he married in 196 logical Seminary at 111 is also a member of the Cleveland Evanston Friday and Saturday George Margate is rector of May We Suggest Russell Club and the Mankiki and Golf Donald Ferito and his wife St Utica are parents baby of Thomas Church at Port and Country Clubs the of a Electric Shavers Cameras Clinton Ohio Russ is the father girl born on January 13 1939 Bob B urns Top prices for Books of two girls and is president of Lewis E Langdon is northwest Paul L Griffith is a sales- Pen and Pencil Sets manager Jr Im from Missouri the Firelands Alumni Association of the Chicago Venetian man for the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Clothing from Cigarette Lighters but may not be at Kenyon this Blind Co in Seattle Washington Co and lives in Sewickley Pa He June because of a contemplated In 1935 he was married to Miss is a member of the Edgeworth and Lucille Ball DOC Olive Ostrander of Seattle Star Shoe Millers Cut Rate Drugs trip to Europe and HarvardYale- Prinec ton Clubs Panama Lady they have a daughter one month Mt Vernon Ohio E Kenyon Jr is an in- Edward J Hart is a law student Repair Robert old Lewis is a member of the Uni- surance broker in the firm of W at the University of Wisconsin versity Club and the Broodmoor and plans a trip through Europe A Alexander Co in Chicago For Golf Club the past two years Bob has been this summer Sat Midnite Sun Mon secretary and treasurer of the Frank M Lindsey Jr is comp- Robert C Headington is gradu- Kenyon Alumni Council and is troller of the Decatur Newspapers ate assistant in the Soil Conserva- R V HEADINGTON manager now a member of the Executive Inc and Business of the tion Service at Columbus Ohio Cecil B DeMilles VfuHCOj Commodore Broadcasting Inc in Bob was married to SUPER Committee Bob was married in last October Union SERVICE STATION 107 to Doris Bokum and is now Decutor He makes a hobby of Miss Marguerite Giansante of Sid- Pacific sportcasting the father of six months old Rob- ney Ohio with Joel McCrea DEPENDABLE PRODUCTS ert III William R Overbed is an insur- John D Hughes is a crew man- ager Robert D Ransom is owner and ance broker in Chicago In 1935 lie in Youngstown for the Curtis and Barbara Stanwyck RELIABLE SERVICE was Bee- Publishing Co manager of the East Side Lcmber married to Miss Elinor of Philadelphia re- Vine and Mulberry Co in Mt Vernon Ohio be Bill is a member of the Reserve Robert Bruce Kimball is a Mt Vernon where he porter is active in the Mt Vernon Theatre Officers Corps and vice president on The Cleveland News and Phone 907- M Guild Bob has three boys the of the North Shore R 0 A lives in Rocky River Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday youngest being Just four months Chester W Smith is chief chem- Paul T Millikin is a student in old ist for the J C Miller Co in Grand the Harvard Graduate School of Compliments Rapids Michigan Chet was mar- Business Administration at Cam- a of Robert Graham YVahn is assist- lts Wonderful World ried last August to Miss Camilla bridge Mass ant art editor of Fortune magazine Bowman He is a member of the Robert F Stamm is a graduate Claudette Colbert PEOPLES BANK in New York City where he be- American Electroplaters Society student and in physical Gambier longs to many art groups Bob was assistant James Ohio David R Thornberry is curate chemestry at Iowa State College in Stewart married in to Julia Member of Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation 196 Malmrose of Christ Church in Dayton Ohio Ames Iowa Alexander Wood is rector of John L Tullis is an interne in 1938 Holy Apostles Church in Duluth the surgical division of Bellevue Joseph H Allen Jr is a sales- He was married on May 21 193S Hospital in New York City man for the McGraw- Hill Publish- COMING SOON to Chicago Katherine Martin in 1934 ing Co in Chicago and lives in THE ALCOVE 1931 Louis M Brereton is curate of Evanston 111 Bing Crosby in Restaurant John Carlton is Dean of St St Pauls Church in Akron Last Herman R Ascher Jr is a part- Candy Shop Pauls Cathedral in Marquette September he was married to Miss ner in the Home Appliance Co at boda jnll Michigan East Side of Heaven and is the father of Helen Gable of Medina Ohio San Diego California He was mar daughters MT VERNON OHIO three Frank Thomas Fifield is a den- Dan Driskel is the owner of the tist in St Paul Minnesota and is It Pays to Use Miller Oil Co gasoline oil and still a bachelor tire distributors iu Los Angeles George G Gilbert is a doctor and Quality Products He is a FOUNDED IN MOUNT VERNON OHIO IN lflfiQ member of the Gyro Club at the present time is interne in STONES GRILL International and the father of one Urology at John Hopkins Hospital We Specialize in a and half year old Michael This coming June George is to be NoTiee G Bribes Wallpaper Armstrong Kawcett is superin- married to Miss Rose Ann Finne- Fine Food tendent of schools in Defiance gau of Baltimore Linoleum Sherwin- Williams Ohio where he is a member of the Franklin A Hardy was Paint Western Country married Window and Mens Clubs He has on December 24 at Newport News one child Mary Shades Beer Liquor Joan now two Va to Miss Virginia Walker War- Creed Topling Lester is gradu- ren Mttnger of Dayton and Ed ating this June from the law Wertheimer ot Newport New The Frank E QUALITY THE RINGWALT POLICY school of George Washington Uni- served as ushers Frank And versity in and his Wine f Washington D C and bride are now living in Cambridge is a Kirby statistician for the F H L Mass where he is studying Co Kveninc at the Have Press Harvard Law School Us Mix Your Favorite Drink ONEOFOHIOS MOST MODERN SMALL CITY STORES KENYON COLLEGIAN PAGE FIVE 1923 Arthur P Schmidt 91 Truintr YOU WILL MEET THEM S Mcllvaines work in R Dcchant Toledo Ohio St Cambridge Mass the College KNOX COUNTY ALUMNI H 1 Bexley Centennial Irving McKean si nwf faul T Millikin 1875 Kino Avp to and in the Diocese to a small com- AT COMMENCEMENT nut Blvd Cuyahogfalls Ohio Columbus Ohio mittee planning the Centennial ELECT NEW OFFICERS r- u warman aui Gambier Ohio 1938 be Celebrated in Fall next October Bishop Hobson of Thomas A Wilson Route 2 David W Jasnpr finn sinnpo- ati At a meeting held May 11 1939 List of Alumni Planning Howard Ohio Southern Ohio carried on the Glencoe III paeon the Kenyon Alumni Association of Donald C Ellwoort f- of praise To To Hill 191 Morton R Cook 890 E Jeffer- Alumni and Knox County elected the following Return St Odessa N Y iv son Detroit Mich Former Faculty And besides all that said officers to serve for the coming Earl V Seitz 603 42nH st cQ George W Eagon 815 Croghan Members to Return Bishop Hobson when Bishop Mc- The following men are planning dusky Ohio year Fremont Ohio llvaine had finished his work in to return to the Hill for the one Hale 3325 Howard President Dr John C Sturges Euclid Lane Fland 610 Havpn The preliminary announcement the College and in Ohio he was Drake and eleventh commence- Heights Blvd Cleveland St Evanston 111 24 Mt Vernon Vice- hundred Ohio Hiifo of the program of the Centennial appointed by President Lincoln as President ment according to the data which Ralph H Haves 16300 S More Dr James A Nelson 9S Gambier James L Wood 11 snfQ land Shaker Heights days October 22 and October 23 one of a commission of three to go to the alumni Ohio Secretary- Treasurer Frederick L they have returned Norwalk Ohio Lawrence Hughes Kenyon 207 appears in this number of the to London to persuade the British names White 07 Mt Vernon Represen- association Other have 1925 Aberdeen Drive Middletown Ohio Alumni Supplement of The Colle- not to support the Confederacy in Robert W tative to the Alumni R since been turned in and other William E Cless 1 Meyer 256 E Rice gian As it goes to press accep- Council J Jr Madison St the War between the States are still expected to come Ave New York N Y Elmore Ohio Kutler 26 Gambier names Joseph L tances have not yet been received Bishop Tucker of Ohio a V ir- W H Rusk 63 Hiphlanrl Alon Millar 1250 Union from some of the speakers and in later Commerce Bldg Cleveland Ohio ginian replied Thats the part the Rev Dr B V Stambaugh and 1S76 faid Ohio preachers invited The Bedell Lec- The Rev Howard K Morgan 2943 Berk well leave out a member cf my the Rev Dr J E Carhartt 14 A Charles Clement Fisher 12 N Walter F Tivn tic shire Cleveland tures to be given in conjunction Panmure Rd Haverford Hts Ohio with Centennial will be made family was in London at the same B 15 Bex Manning St Hillsdale Mich Pa M 41 the Richard Patterson Mary by the distinguished scholar of time doing just Committee on and 1888 1926 Day Ave Pontiac Mich the opposite Invitations B Swearingen Circle- R J Kutler Greek and of primitive religions All Bexley and Kenyon alumni Announcements the Rev Dr Wil- Henry Gambier Ohio Joseph W Peoples Jr 600 Professor Martin Pi Nilsson the liam C Seitz chairman Ohio Haven 111 are cordially invited to ville 1928 Evanston Rector of the University of Lund participate Albert C Whitaker Wheeling Richard L Shorkey 205 N Gay in Robert G Hubbell Na- who a few years ago delivered the the celebration Special invita- Virginia Care of St Mt Vernon Ohio West tional Inspection Co 309 W Jack- Sather Lectures at the University tions will be sent to neighboring Isalys New and Remodeled 1890 son Blvd Chicago 111 of California and will be in this schools of divinity and to the cler- Rev Dr Henry McClellan 1003 1929 country next autumn at the invi- gy of Ohio and of Southern Ohio Store Ohio of The College hopes to Hancock St Sandusky C A Christopher 300 Rev I Todd 84 tation of the American Council entertain at S Christian the Centennial all the former mem- Lyne Smith Jr 441 West 7th Ave Hubbard Ohio Learned Societies Try our grill and luncheon St Erie Pa On October 23 1839 a service bers of the Bexley faculty who are Murray Cott 1634 Waterbury Dies In Iowa able to come Dean not long service 1892 Rr Lakewood Ohio was held at the southeast corner Grant ago sent his acceptance The oc- C Rev of the Bexley lawn to lay the cor- Lewis Williams Hotel St Marcus B Hitchcock The Rev Irving Todd 84 died casion will not be inspiring in it- George Brooklyn N Y Country Club Rd P O Box 323 nerstone of the new seminary at his horrve in Davenport on March building and to dedicate it The self but will afford an opportunity 1896 Fairmont W Va 21 after an illness of several for real reunion ISALYS Charles S preacher that afternoon was a Henry Stanbery 556 Doctors Reifsnider Jr 120 weeks The following committees on ar- Broadway New York N Y young graduate of Princeton who rangements Blvd 19 Garfield Pl Cinti Ohio He was born in Manhattan in 1832 age of thirty- have been appointed David W Russell National Col- at the three by DAIRY STORE D W Thornberry 306 3rd Ave Kansas on February 1 1859 For had come to Ohio as the second the President lege of Education Evanston 111 Committee on S Virginia Minn a great many years Mr Todd was Bishop of the Diocese and to Ken- Historical Matter 109 South Main St Rev W Paul Thompson R D Dean Charles E Byrer chairman 1898 Clarks an instructor at Howe School yon as its second president Charles Summit Pa Howe Indiana J J Dimon 1827 Park Rd The Rev Normand Pettit Mcllvaine When he came J Thurston to Gambier in 1832 Bishop Mcll- Wash D C 804 Gilbert Ave Follansbee W The funeral services were held Harry K Doolittle Gambier V in Trinity Cathedral Davenport vaine found College affairs in a on 24 by of distressing state the College Ohio Wm S Todd Toledo Club To- March the Bishop ledo Ohio Iowa the Very Rev R F Phil- needed more buildings and accord- B B Stanbery 1860 Union ing to Dr Smythes history one Trust Bid Cincinnati Ohio The Rev John D Zimmerman brook Dean of Trinity Cathedral 4624 Bishop Gray of Indiana and the of the crying needs was the erec- 1899 Erie Ave Madisonville Cin- tion of houses for the of W Ohio Rev Jesse D Griffith members Leo Wertheimer Newport cinnati the Faculty whose domiciliary dis- News Va 1930 The burial was in Davenport de- comforts had played so large a 1903 George H Jones 112 Mr Todd received his A B South gree in part in arousing a spirit of rebel- T Collins 15 Seventh Coshocton Ohio from Kenyon 1884 and his Walter Broad St A M in 1898 lion against Bishop Chase New City R D Ransom 200 He was a member York Coshocton of Beta Theta Pi Bexley Hall the crowning L Ttate Cromley 707 E High Ave Mt Vernon Ohio The College has gratefully re- achievement of Bishop Mcllvaines St Mt Vernon Ohio R Wells Simmons 1128 Maple extensive building enterprise was 111 ceived a bequest of 100000 from Wm N Wyant 123 S LaSalle Evanston Mr Todd constructed with money obtained St Chicago 111 1931 in England in 1835 being named 1904 Francis T Coe 895 E- 150 Ft in honor of Lord Bexley who had L A Vaughn Vaughn Mfg Co Cleveland O Attention Alumni given liberally to Bishop Chase as Cuyahoga Falls Jamjes A Hughes 135 S I well as Bishop Mcllvaine By 1843 1905 Salle St Chicago 111 The regular semi- annual meet- Bexley received its first occupants Wm B Quinn Hills and Dales Louis D Strutton 45 N Pleas- ing of the Alumni Council will be By 1858 the building was com- Sts Canton Ohio ant St Norwalk Ohio held on Sunday June 18th at one pleted 1906 1932 oclock in the private dining room The Centennial next October will Walter H Brown 20926 Brant- B DeF Brien 53 Linden Ave of Pierce Hall We will convene one Ohio celebrate both the hundred ley Rd Cleveland Ohio Niles at that time for luncheon and im- years of Bexley Hall and the mag- James W Hamilton 1018 Car- Francis Ginn Foxboro Road mediately thereafter will take up nificent work in the College and negie Bldg Pittsburgh Pa Gates Mills Ohio our necessary business All mem- the Church of Bishop Mcllvaine A S Warman 377 W 9th Ave 1934 bers of the Council are urgently As a leader in the evangelical Columbus Ohio Robert Ibold 912 Main St Cin- requested to attend as matters of movement in the American 1908 cinniti Ohio importance to all of us will be dis- Church and an able leader of the F W Butler 220 Rose Blvd Frank M Mallett 103 Brady cussed Diocese Bishop Mcllvaine made a Akron Ohio Court Sharon Pa Kindly take this as official no- great contribution to Church his- Fred McGlashan 344 22nd N W Newton A Prentice 3065 Scar- tice of this meeting as no further tory In speaking of his accom- Canton Ohio borough Cleveland Hts Ohio mail on this point will then be re- plishments a short time ago 1910 Joe Royon Gates Mills Ohio quired President Chalmers repeated Rev J P Brereton 1068 Salem 1935 Guy W Prosser many of the facts about Bishop Ave Dayton Ohio Robert W Read 445 Ridge Dr 1911 Evanston 111 Richard W Brouse 517 M T 1936 Bldg Buffalo N Y Gessner A Brown 911 Central Alan G Goldsmith 230 Park Ave Sandusky Ohio Ave New York N Y Bruce W Kenyon 1400 Central THE KENYON REVEIW 1912 St Evanston 111 George N Monro 3rd 16910 W H Coolidge Gambier Ohio The Summer Number will appear Philip W Hull 695 Hartford St Cranford aLne Grosse Point Mich Worthington Ohio John W Bingham Jr 600 Haven before Commencement 1913 St Evanston 111 Don C Wheaton 15 Exchange Harry W Brown II 110 Lincoln Its leading article will be PI Jersey City N J Ave Riverside 111 Donald Wonders 622 Wayne Robert E Davis 547 Prindle St THE WORLDS FAIR St Sandusky Ohio Sharon Pa 1914 Thomas J Gray 1761 Amherst By John Peae Bishop HOW TO BE E Cleveland Ohio David W Bowman Times- Star St well known novelist poet and critic Cincinnati Ohio William S Hunter 1627 High- J E Carhartt 252 W 49th St land St Columbus Ohio Robert W Tuttle 3700 Center Ashtabula Ohio Ohio Other features will be L B Dobie 43 Bowdoin St Ave Mariemont Cincinnati POPULAR Maplewood N J John E Tuthill 275 North Hts WILLIAM FAULKNERS MYTHOLOGY M 257 So Orange Youngston Ohio Eric Tasman 105 E Han- By George Marion O Donne Ave South Orange N J Harold Sparks Jr LESSON tramck Mt Vernon Ohio 1916 A Little Guy a word villi you If Roy says Robert A Cline 617 Vine St THE CALLING OF THE TUNE Iig Ty Cobb was no the greatest hitter of nil time Cincinnati By Kenneth Burke Henderson Estes 703 First Road restrain yourself lies such a busk Little Guy Barty Bldg Anddletown Ohoi and lias a real mass of muscles to baek up big Guyer Prosser 215 Cuyahoga ANDRE MALRAUX Bldg Cleveland Ohio lungs Dont even argue if be says Ulysses Don Smith 2117 Mansfield Rd THE RETURN OF THE HERO Grant was tlic drummer boy of Shiloh Toledo Ohio By M Chevalier 1917 H Instead E R Seese 135 South LaSalle Chicago 111 A TRULY DELICIOUS TEXTS FROM HOUSMAN B Lean Big Hoy up against tbe soothing refresh- 1919 ings of Uergboff Mellow bis thumping thorax Paul F Seibold 7- 141 General By Randall Jarre Motors Bldg Detroit Mich COLA DRINK villi the famous old brew that lias ended so 1920- 1921 many arguments and made ten million friends Kenneth M Harper 403 E THAT PEPS YOU UR YEATS AND HIS SYMBOLS Under the zesly spell of this mellow old brevr Gambier St Mt Vernon Ohio By John Crowe Ransom 1921 1 8J57- 1 937 an appreciative eilizenry has John W Anger Angerdal Tren- The list of contributors to the three numbers of the learned to be tolerant and content with the ton Ohio Don Mell Fairlawn Supply Kenyon Review contains the names of the most dis- happiness in band and bottle You too now Coal Co Fairlawn Ohio in America bold tbe secret of never- failing popularity Long tinguished men of letters now writing George I Zollinger 40 W will argue ilh M Columbus Ohio no ine jour good tnsle when 1922 Subscriptions 2 a year GAMBIER OHIO you give them IterghofT Kenlly want to bo Dr Louis P Carabelli 13237 Su- popular Drink and serve Berghoff perior Ave No 265 Cleveland Ohio John De Boer Cummings Cran- hrook School Bloomfield Hills Mich GEM LAUNDRY Fred H Palmar Jr 975 Front Ave at W 9th Cleveland Ohio Albert E Auskings Jj BIGGER- BETTfR 7 N Main St Phone 195

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1 i i JUL j v ii m x f CARTON 133- 137 South Main St 1 Cor Pub Square 115 S Main St HOME us ff Mt Vernon Ohio mi mTW w r s 5 J i Z X S KENYON COLLEGIAN PAGE SIX ALUMNI Shanks William Ford CLASS OF 1914 SEVENTY Squibb William Pinckney CONTRIBUTE TO Stephenson Herbert E Continued From Page 1 Storm John Compiling a mailing list of their Way W Edward LOYALTY FUND classmates the two 14 organizers Young Rev Harry James Roger A Houston and David W 1930 Bowman both of Cincinnati sent Outstanding Below you will find the list of Allen David Jacob out a circular letter headed by the men who have to this FarleyChester call that used to herald a session loyal Kenyon George D unselfishly to this Fisher of the S C I In the letter date contributed Foreaker Leslie Young were little references to things fund for 1939 If your name is not Goodsell G Dean done by or done to each member here will you kindly make your Howland Edwin Gilbert of the class when he was on the payable to the Kenyn Col- Peretzky Andrew A Hill A second circular with a cheek Richard Fund for any amount Roe Jasper map showing where each member lect Ltiijiilty Sheels Robt Lawrence Jr of the class was located followed to Alumni Coun- Combinations and forward the Smith Gerald Leigh six weeks later and enclosed post- cil University Club 3813 Enclid Zedaker Richard M cards for reservations at the class Ave Cleveland Your loyalty will 1931 dinner June 18 in the Commons BIG BILL LEE CHESTERFIELD Comstock Myron D private dining room One of the be appreciated D closed with warning Green Jay letters the cantbeco- pied Kenyon Loyalty Fund Givers Hanson James E that youll feel better talking ath- outstanding for its combination of Charles P Harnwell 86 Adair letics with younger men than stay- ZZ Russell best tobaccos Kdwin S Clark 28 Sleffel Bert W ing home talking rheumatism with the worlds Rev Rolla Dyer 76 1932 older men 88 Rev George F Dudley Clovis The map in the second circular 19 Altmaier J pied John F Dudley Ball James A accompanied by the address list of Chesterfields cantbeco- William n Quinn Ofi the class was explained by the 37 Betts Thomas F Arthur P Schmidt Chapman Robert E suggestion that 14 men living in blend makes them outstanding S Swift 33 to- Kenneth Craiue Rev John P the same sections might get H Simmons 30 for refreshing mildness for Wells Ortman Lester F gether and arrange to make the Rickford H Cogswell 36 trip to the Hill in bunches This Goddard 02 1933 better taste for more pleasing Convcrs Wm T was followed by a personal letter M Mallett 34 Hatcher to Frank Wm each man by one of the class- aroma outstanding for real A Bowman 16 Kuhn Jamison Robert S mates in his own division E Harris 13 Parker Charles John Jr H Responses to this campaign have smoking enjoyment P Craine 32 Young William been so Rev John 1934 numerous and so enthu- Rev Oran C Zaebst 28 siastic every D that indication points When Rev Edwin L Williams 14 DeWeese Bernard to a turnout you try them you will R remarkable at the George B Schley 02 Elder Paul twenty- fifth reunion of 14 Sev- know why Chesterfields give C A Weiant 05 Johnson Frank H Jr eral men who have not visited O K Watson 92 Wilson Rev Kenneth C Gambier since 1911 or 1912 have millions of men and women W II Brown 06 1935 signified their intention of return- C V Metcalf 17 Dawson William R ing more smoking pleasure L A Vaughn 04 1936 97 why A R Sullivan Sherk Clark Kinder 1 1 THEY SATISFY W T Coblens 03 1937 48 To Graduate r slits Carl R Ganter 99 Aishlon Fred W Continued From Page 1 T J Goddard 03 McDouald Cyrus M Jr The luncheon and meeting of the Earl Bakst 93 Pitiinger Hneston W Alumni Council will be held in J K Brandon 02 1938 Peirce Hall at one oclock on Sun- O E Watson 92 Allen Alfred G day and the annual meeting of the A K Andrews K M A Geringer Miles A General Alumni Association im- A A Bresee 80 Paskins Robert W mediately after the commencement R A Weaver 12 owe William H S7 exercises in Rosse Hall on Mon- Russ Gruber 37 Mcllwain George W day John M Jerpe 20 Nutt David E SOCIAL EVENTS W T Kinder 11 K M A Following an afternoon of George H Smith 84 Haer Carl swimming riding flying and ten- R D Wells 25 Barnes F C nis the Presidents reception will H S Gregg 81 Barney Terry be held on Saturday from five to Donald R Smith 16 Better Abram B seven at Cromwell House The rest II B Wright 02 Better Albert L of the evening is dedicated to fra- R D Dechant 23 Blake Alfred Leonard ternity and non- fraternity ban- M B Hitchcock 29 D quets and singing Class reunions 93 Blinn E BIG BILL LEE Wm H G Lewis Bodman Samuel W and the Class Night celebration mMS 18 an- If tjmi Richard Maxwell which are described fully in XV Piicbin9 Siar of the chicago 23 Braiden Roscoe ilS C A W Brocklebank Brelsford Ralph other column will occupy Sunday wcstcrli Guy W Prosser 16 evening on Cubs An outstanding pitcher Butler Jay from six oclock A MMJ j Alan G Goldsmith 11 commencement dance on Monday n the National League Henry Stanbery 96 Carpenter H H night will end the commencement FreriH Palmer Jr 22 Clements Claud C ACADEMIC EVENTS C F Colville 80 Cobb William J The academic business of comr sL A J J W Hamilton 06 Colderston mencement will follow the tradi- D Paul F Seibold 19 Coleman Chas tional pattern President Chal- F W Butler 08 Cummins Wm Ralph mers will preach the Baccalaureate Francis Ginn 32 Cusick Alton B Sermon at five oclock on Sunday Silas B Axtell 06 DeForest Alexander F in the Church of the Holy Spirit Harvey C Hull K M A Deitrick Harry W On Sunday morning at 730 the John Zimmerman 29 Deming Lee C Class of 1939 will hold corporate Zollinger 21 Duerr Otto E SOhesterfield George communion in the chapel The Charles M Carpenterr 37 Esby Clifford R academic assembly will begin with Earl V Seitz 24 Evans Daniel morning prayer at 930 after The RIGHT the worlds best cigarette tobaccos J P Brevetor 10 Evans Nelson F which the annual procession to combination of Don Well Gerguson Jerome B Rosse Hall will be made for the Copyright 1939 Bob Kenyon 30 Fleming David A awarding of degrees Liggett Myers Tobacco Co Theyre Milder They Taste Better E R Reese 17 Flickinger Frankfl C C Jordon 18 Folsom A D W N Wyant Foote Harold G Foote John Taintor ALL ALUMNI COME TO Continued From Page 4 Hayes Mathew E MYERS SUPPLY CO 1926 Hespenheide Carl F 166 W High Street Phone 894 Barr Rev Frank T Hills Chauncey DAN EMMETT GRILL Boughton Frank E Hunt Geo J Collins John McK Drewrys in Keglined Cans 260 Case Cramer Chas N Continued From Page 1 Pabst Schlitz Budweiser WHEN YOU VISIT OLD KENYON Culbertson Jas T the Alumni The next best thing Cans 300 Case Guthrie Rev Earl O is of course a subscription to the Also Bottled Beer AGAIN King Wm B Collegian in which medium Knodel llola- id C Alumni can find a full report of Wine and Champagne THE FINEST DRINKS IN TOWN McCarthy Fred K what Kenyon men are doing and Salvin Dr Monte thinking Open 8 A M 12 P M Except Sunday Mix and 42 Proof REDUCED FOOD PRICES 1927 It is the hope of the Collegian Benm Robert F staff and the Alumni Council that Bonds Richard H those of the Alumni who are not Forker Robert B receiving the Collegian regularly French Clarence M will become subscribers To en- Griffin Rev Herbert H courage this the Commencement S S KRESGE CO Huckins G S issue will be sent free to all Alum- JAMMERONS MeCUun John W ni who have sent in their subscrip- Miller Wm Hodges tions before June 15 The payment DRY CLEANING PRESSING Swingy Decca Records 3 for 100 Rahn 0 Eugene of two dollars 200 mailed to Sherman Lawrence A the Business Manager Kenyon WE HAVE SERVED KENYON MEN FOR Webster Albert E Collegian Gambier Ohio will in- Worley W sure prompt delivery of the first 20 YEARS Harold issues in the Fall 1928 m Darling Wm L CONVENIENTLY LOCATED m Forcier Robert W Lawn Mower Grinding Mi Knecht- Feeney Electric Co French Robert J BEHIND PEOPLES BANK George Tom J Bicycle Repairing Parts COMPLETE ELECTRIC SALES Hyslop John Anderson GAMBIER OHIO IMl 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