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Bee Gee News July, 1928 Bowling Green State University
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SOCIAL CALENDAR First Summer Term June 21—Reception on Lawn, Williams Hall. " 26—Chapel, Dr. E. E. Lewis, Ohio State University. " 27—Tea Dance, Shatzel Hall. " 28—Concert, Hudson Double Quartette. " 29—Picnic, Physical Education Department. July 3—Chapel Dr. Leonard Barrett. " 3—College Sing. " 4—Steak Roast, Physical Educacatiin Department. " 6—Dance in Men's Gym. " 6, 7, 8—Trip to Detroit. " 10—Chapel, Illustrated Lecture by Capt. Kilray Harris. «t « 11—Tea, Williams Hall. 12—W. W. Durbin, Magician. 13, 14, 15—Niagara Trip. 16—Coffer-Miller Players. 16—"The Rivals" by Sheridan. 16—"The Imaginary Invalid", Moliere. it 18—Tea in Library Halls, Art Talks. 19—Dr. Frederick Vining Fisher. u 20—Dance in Men's Gym. (Hancock Co.) 23—College Sing. 27—Commencement. ;;.•
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Second Summer Term Aug 1.—Tea Dance—Shatzel Hall. Aug. 4—Picnic at Walbridge Park. Aug. 7—Japanese Players. Aug. 11—Dance in Gym. Aug. 14—Faculty-Student Baseball Game. Aug. 18—Game festival. Aug. 22—Tea Dance at Shatzel Hall. Aug. 23—Gold Mask play. Aug. 25—Picnic at Otsego Park.
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Graduates, July 27, 1928 Diploma in Elementary Education Abramoska, Bertha; Ankney, Leora N.; Atkinson, Faith M.; Atwell, Helen D.; Augenstein, Ruth D.; Baker, Myrtle E.; Baldwin, Bernice B.; Bender, Florence E.; Blosier, Leah Anne; Bolander, Goldus Ruth; Breisach, Grace; Carpenter, Mabel Blanche; Christman, Beatrice Ruth; Clark, Angeline; Clendenen, Grace I.; Clind*; Mildred Gray; Cornwell, Grace R.; Dalton, Lois A.; Davidson, Hettie Maye; Dawsey, Mary E.; Dexter, Verda M.; Dobson,' Berenice^A.j Fenstermaker, Naomi ~S»4 Eitzpatrick, Mary Kathryn; Gallagher, Anna Irene; Glassmeyer, Naomi; Gersuch, M.' Venus; Grimes, Cozy M.; Hatfield, Edna Hazel; Hathaway, Mary Janet; Henschen, Florence Kathryn Caroline; Hertzer, lone; Horsley, Mary Eleanor; Kerns, Erma Ellen; King, Naomi K.; Knapp, Christel VanScoy; Knipp, Helen Pauline; Krieger, Hazel Nelore; Lord, Lelah R.; McKee, Marjorie; McKee, Verona; McLaughlin, Velma Kathryn; Masey, Sue Imogene; Meek, Dolah Grace; Metzger, Lila Pauline; Michael, Ruth N.; Miller, Faith Pauline; Mills, Glenn L.; Moeder, Bernadette J.; Moeder, Clara M.; Pearson, Valma S.; Peters, Dorothy Lotus; Pomrenke, Minnie M.; Reiser, Lillian Elizabeth; Scheuerman, Ruth E.; Shaffer, Luetta Chrystal; Sheldrick, Myrtle; Snyder, Jane Eleanor; Sturdavant, O. C; Sullivan, Loretta E.; Tate, Mary' Elizabeth; Thompson, Grace Helene; Trask, Eva Mae; Uncapher, Mersene; Wallrabenstein, Olive; Warner, Mary; Waugh, Esther Dewese; Whitacre, Mrs. Mildred A. Degree—Bachelor of Science in Education Baxter, E. Glenn; Brand, Arthur F.; Douglas, Henry P.; Hadley, Elmer E.; Hoffman, Henrietta Blanche; Holloway, Margaret Marie; Hutson, Gladys M.; Lankenau, Paul R.; Markle, Volney Robert; Moore, Olive Anna.
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Diploma in Elementary Education Armbruster, Leah B.; Bassett, Marguerite L.; Bruning, Gladys; Carey, Lois E.; Collingwood, Marian H.; Fahl, Beatrice B.; Gottschalk, Lena E.; Hertlein, Marion F.; McLaughlin, Pearl R.; Moser, Paul R.; Murphy, Nelda M.; Price, Ethel Violet; Rudolph, Vera Mary; Scholz, Margaret Alberta; Sherman, Josephine; Zimmerman, Naomi Alyce; Bronnan, Minnie M.; Grose, Gail G.; Kinsey, Margaret Ann. B. S, in Education Headington, Myron D.; Otto Leonore; Potter, Glenn G. The Modern Girl, According To Popular Songs She's sugar. She's a red-hot mamma with ruby lips. She's a flapper with turned-up nose and turned-down hose, and when she struts her stuff—oh, boy, she's just a red-hot Hottentot! She's the fairest peach on all the beach, and when she walks down the street all the little birdies go "Tweet-tweet-tweet." And she's five feet two, with eyes of blue, and, boy, what those five feet can do! She's my bundle of love. She's beautiful. She's cute. You read in her glance oceans of love and romance. She's all alone every evening, feeling blue. She's wondering where you are and how you are. She's waiting by the telephone, and you can't make her blue, 'cause she's got lots of vitality. And can she roll those eyes and give those sighs and kisses— burning kisses from the sands of Araby! Her love's as strong as applejack, and after her laughter come tears, among her souvenirs. She's adorable. She's a poor little Broadway rose, with singed wings and silken hose. She's a one-o'clock baby. She's nobody's sweetheart now. But can she do the black bottom, and how! And what she's got, she's got lots of. She knows her stuff. She's my sugar. Vincent Clark Odell
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WOOD COUNTY On Wednesday June 20, 1928 a Wood County Club was organized for the purpose of promoting social activities during the summer term. Mr. Ralph Lindsey was elected president and Miss Mildred Goughler, secretary-treasurer. An enjoyable social affair, sponsored by the club, was a tea given in the new Library building on July 18. It was especially attractive as Mr. Crowley and Miss LaVier of the Arts department explained the beautiful paintings that are hanging in the corridors of the building. The club has arranged to have a picnic on Tuesday before the close of the term, to which the entire student body of the college is invited.
LUCAS COUNTY The Lucas County Club was organized Thursday June 28, 1928. The officers chosen were Mr. Paul Woodring, president, and Mrs. Bernice W. Shaner, secretary-treasurer. The purpose of the club is to promote a feeling of good will and friendliness among the students from Lucas County and to sponsor social events for the group and for the entire student body. A dance was given by the club Friday evening July 6, in the Womens' Gymn. Bowls of roses were placed at intervals about the gym while the orchestra played behind a border of palms. The music was pleasing and as a whole it was a very delightful evening for those who withstood the temptation of the weekend visit home. A roast or dinner will be planned for the club members at a future date.
HANCOCK COUNTY The teachers and students of Hancock county met in the College Auditorium on Wednesday June 27 and organized their club. The following officers were elected: Raymond Bricker President Dorothy Wiseley Secretary Mr. Sampson Treasurer The Hancock County Club held a dance on Friday night, July 20. Quite a few students and faculty members were present and a good time was enjoyed by all.
AFTERNOON TEA One of the pleasant social affairs arlanged for the students at the State Normal College attending the summer terms was an afternoon tea given by the Wood County Club in the College Library, Wednesday from two to four. In the receiving line were Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams, Miss Ethyl Blum, and Mr. Ralph Lindsey, president of the club. During the first hour, Mrs. D. J. Crowley and Mrs. C. F. Martin poured and Miss Rhea McCain and Miss Grace Durrin during the second hour. The teatable was laid in the lower room and bright summer flowers were used to enhance its beauty. Informal art talks describing the pictures in the library, were given by Mr. D. J. Crowley, head of the Industrial Arts Department, and Miss LeVeir, of .he same department.
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DORMETTES Shatzel Snatches Bear with me the tortues inflicted 'upon the inmates f.f tht above mr*nHoned abode: Family skeletons are being revealed in our cell, by one otherwise "normal" student, who now believes herself to be Lon Chaney. (P. S. She has just seen Lon in "Mockery") To the amasement of females gathered there, she contorts her physique as she characterizes the movie hero. Screams. Shrieks of laughter. Expectant eyes, a bridge prize is brought in for the respective winners. Dutch Cleanser and such personal articles. Eleanor Horseley entertained Saturday evening with a bridge party in honor of her week-end guest from Lorain, Gladys Ulrich. Miss Brod, of the College office, was given a gracious farewell by her tablemates at dinner Tuesday evening. Miss Brod is leaving for Germany this week. An Episode In Two Snorts "Sing Chloe". No, do you know, "My Pet?" is wafted on the proverbial wings of night from darkened windows. After several futile attempts to entertain with vocal harmony, the serenaders leave, or rather steal away silently like the Arabs in the poem. "This little parting promise, "Aw, wait 'till we get organized!" Heaven forbid! Night watchman—"You fellows get out of here and do it quick!" Serenaders—"Aw you big bum, we can run faster than you." (Shall we say louder and funnier?) Nightwatchman—"Hurry up or I'll —I'll—I'll fill you full of holes." Hasty exit on the part of songsters. Misses Min Hart and Grace Wolfe of Kenton spent last Tuesday evening with Verda Dexter. Occupants of a certain table in the rear of the dining room occasionally hold unholy communion with the departed
Spirits. Behold their table taking wing, he instrument of unearthly creatures (a simple twist of the wrist, ladies and gentleman, and the table rises). Post Mortem—But we live while we may, trying each day to keep old age away. And how! —o o—
Williams Hall News A. tea given by the girls of Williams Hall on Wednesday, July 11, was very much enjoyed by those who attended. The girls of Williams Hall wish to express their appreciation for the beautiful Serenades given them by; different groups of the opposite sex. Won't you please come again? We thank you. On Wednesday night about 3:00 o'clock a. m. a great thud was heard by the matron of Williams Hall. The noise seemed to come from the room above her. Upon investigation she found a certain party rubbing her elbow and crying, "Why I must have fallen out of bed." Oh yes, we have some string beans again today. Tonight it will be redbeet tops with vinegar. A queer parade went past our dorm last evening. A man with hands tied behind him, was being led by an automobile. He looked as if he were being pushed also. We do not know whether he was attending a belling, a frat initation, a stag party, or paying a bet, but what ever it was he had our sympathy. Wonder what is was all about??? The night watchman seems to be watching the cars which drive up at Williams. Wonder when he goes off duty? Just another week for eight o'clock dates. Girls you had better hurry, the bell is ringing. Quarterback—Listen, I've got a little play up my sleeve. Halfback—That's nothing, I've got a big run in my stocking.
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decks. Then "late to bed, and early to rise" in order not to miss breakfast on Start'ng as we did on such an auspic- the boat. ious day as Friday the thirteenth, Jupiter A.t Buffalo we went immed'ate'v on Pluvius evidently thought we needed a more special cars out to Niagara Falls. fitting send-off so he furnished it. But Since no visit there would be complete we braved the downpour, and after the without a trip through the Shredded u~ua! rushing around and last-minute Wheat plant, the party went there first. arrivals we got under way. It is a most interesting p'ace. and perThen on to the Greyhound in Toledo haps the nicest thing about it is the littl'3 and really on our way. Going down the lunch they furnish to all visitors. (Now river all was well and we took great in- [ know you'll all want to go there.) terest in watching the bridges swing ou: The rest of the morning of the second of our way and the buildings along shore day was spent at the Falls. Most glide away. But when we reached the of us, I think, would have been satisfied lake itself all was not so well. A stiff just to stand and look, for it is a wonbreeze was kicking up some good-sized derful, thrilling, inspiring sight; but waves, and when we turned to make for there was the descent to the foot of the Fut-in-Bay and Cedar Point and those Falls to be made, and the trip on the waves hit us about three-quarters on— "Maid of the Mist." It gives one an indid the boat rock and roll! And did describable sensation, as standing on some of us get sea-sick! When we fin- the deck of the tiny boat, all shrouded ally landed at Cedar Point it seemed in great oil-skins and "hood", with the the best place on earth right then, in ;pray stinging one's face, we go up past spite of the fact that the rain was pour- the American Falls and up toward the ing in torrents. Horsehoe Falls until it seems that we After the stop-over at Cedar Point will surely run straight into the rocks we boarded the steamer "Goodtime" and the tumbling water; then back to for Cleveland. A very poor name, the he Canadian side of the river where one "Goodtime", for such a trip at least, for can look across to where we have just it was more bad weather, more plung jeen. ing boat, more sea-sickness for the most After a splendid lunch at Louis', to of us. The "special dinner" held little which we all did full justice, we had a charm or attraction. The few who were very short time in which to buy cards not sea-sick got some kick out of trying Dr souvenirs, and then began the famou to waik the decks when one minute they 'Gorge Route" trip. There is too much cime up to meet you and the next fell o be told about this trip to go into deaway with surprising suddenness. ;ail, but the first point is that we all got The great ship "See and Bee", to pass the customs inspectors. The stops which we transferred at Cleveland for on the trip were: Table Rock House, an all night ride to Buffalo, was a wel- where we watched the Horseshoe Falls come change from the smaller boats. from above, bought more souvenirs, and The tour of inspection was most interest- ome of the party went down under the ing, showing us the "mysterious under- falls and almost got left; the Whirlpool, world" of the ship—the freight deck, where part of the party crossed over the engine-room, the stoke hold, the kitchens—as well as the beautiful upper (Continued on page 12)
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in the Spanish Aero Car and joined us aerain on the other side; the Quesnston Plant of the Hydro-E'ectric Power Commission; Brock's Monument and Queenston Heights; the international boundary, where we were again inspected, but managed to get by; the Whirlpool Rapids; and last the Niagara Falls Power Co., where we were shown all through this great plant, the "Home of Niagara Power." After this trip we were all ready for our chicken dinner, and then back on the cars to Buffalo. On this return trip "Will you write in my book?" echoed up and down the aisles. Oh, that the N:agara Power Co. had never decided to give out nice little stiff-backed books to visitors. We all had writer's cramp. The return trip to Cleveland was uneventful, but at Cleveland occured our first bereavement. Two of our party went sight-seeing, miscalculated the time, and missed the boat. By great scrambling around they caught up with us at Put-in-Bay and the family was reunited. Fortunately we had good weather for this last day of our trip, so everyone enjoyed the trip to Put-in-Bay, and this time we were able to enjoy our special dinner on the boat. The afternoon was spent in visiting the caves and going to the top of Perry's monument at Put-in Bay. We came back on the "Greyhound" packed like sardines, but nobody seemed to mind greatly, and finally we"were deposited "on our own door-steps," a tired but happy bunch. I'm sure I speak for the whole party in saying it was a most enjoyable trip. I think everyone had a great time; even the people who were sea-sick, got an experience for the same price. And we're ready to give full credit and a vote of thanks to Prof. Holt, who did everything possible to m»ke the trip go smoothly and pleasantly. Mary Mathel Dysart
DETROIT TRIP By Bertha Swallem
A trip to Detroit under the direction of Mr. Mosely took place on July 6. Students going on the trip, hurried from their classes Friday afternoon to the 3:15 special car, which Mr. Mosely had reserved for the trip. Sixty-three students left Bowling Green at 3:30 for Detroit. Crossed the Maumee one of the oldest rivers in Ohio, and the Miami and Erie canal, which is no longer used for freight. The party arrived in Detroit at 6:55 and went £o the Madison Hotel. That evening, they took a boat to Bell Isle and listened to the Symphony Orchestra. Everyone enjoyed the music there. The party returned to Detroit, then visited the Custom House. From there, to the Book Cadallic Hotel, one of the finest hotels in Detroit. The party viewed Central Park from the twenty-ninth floor of this hotel. Saturday morning, we took a bus to the Parke Davis Co. Guides took groups of ten each through the plant. Here we saw experimenting and manufacturing of all kinds of drugs. The Parke Davis Company is the largest plant of its kind in the world. After the vist there, we took a bus to Belle Isle to inspect the animals. After eating lunch in the Casino, we visited che beautiful flowers gardens and the Conservatory. The Aquarium was also very interesting. Returning to Detroit, we again took a bus to view the beautiful Art Museum and the Library. Saturday evening the party attended the State Theatre and listened to the Vitaphone. Later in the evening Mr. Moseiy took the party to visit the Michigan theatre and other places of interest. On Sunday morning the party enjoyed the breezes on the Detroit River on board the Tashmoo. This was a very delightful ride and many beautiful sights were seen. The party stopped off at (Continued on page 18) .
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THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY
Rowling Green State Normal Collejre Published Monthly Except Aug. and Sept. Editor-in-Chi f Asst. Editor Literary Editor Society Editor Williams Hall Shatz-'l Hail Faculty Advisor
E. G. Baxter R. D. Lindsey Merle Frank Myrtle Woody
jree^ing's words—"Go West, young man, go West." It looks as though Bowling Gresn Normal will suffer next summer on account of that lecture because it is rumored that nine tenths of the present student body is planning on following Dr. Fisher's trails to "Ultimate America."
REPORTERS
Ida Switzer Sue Masey Prof. G. M. Beattie
CHAPEL NOTES The students this summer were very fortunate in having- the opportunity to attend such excellent chapel services as were presented these last four or five weeks. That they appreciated and enjoyed them was evinced by the large attendance on every Tuesday morning. The summer sessions opened June 19 with the usual chapel service in which President Williams welcomed the students and gave us the tentative programs which had been worked out for the summer term. On June 26 Dr. E. E. Lewis from O. S. U. addressed the student body. His was the first of a series of very interesting lectures. His theme was "We Specialize in the Impossible." Dr. Leonard Barrett spoke on "The Spirit of Youth" on July 3rd. He spoke of the spirit of youth as being a spirit of venture, taking supreme courage. He also emphasized the fact that "no man can live alone; the only way to keep anything is to give it away." We heard from our first cousins across the Pacific, on July 10, and are glad to find them so well and prosperous. Captain Kilray Harris brought us word from Australia this morning and certainly created a friendly spirit around here toward the Australians and their "Friendly Ambassador." The chapel program reached its climax when Dr. Frederick Vining Fisher presented and interpreted his pictures of Ultimate America" on July 19. He sold the idea that the future of the United States lies on the other side of the Rockies and put new life into Horace
Howard R. Ham Drowns Howard R. Ham, of Wauseon; a degree graduate of Bowling Green College in 1922, drowned late July 18, near the south Terminal bridge in Toledo, when he started to swim out into the Maumee river to recover a rowboat which had broken loose from its moorings. Howard Ham was the son of Frank Ham, an attorney of Wauseon. He was a graduate of Wauseon high school and then came to Bowling Green College where he gained a fine reputation as a debater under the direction of Prof. J. W. Carmichael. He received his degree of B. S. in Education in 1922, specializing in History and English. He taught in the Port Clinton high school for a year and then taught for several years at Painesville, Ohio high school. During the past year he had been teaching in Wauseon Hi and resigned this spring to apply his attention to landscape gradening.
FACULTY NOTES Word has been received that Miss Nielson was operated upon one of the Chicago hospitals, and at this writing is Improving rapidly. Miss Nielson is connected with the foreign language department of this colelge. Miss Florence Baird also of that department is taking her place. Mr. and Mrs. Reebs will take a trip to Yellowstone. Mr. Hissong will return next year to .he same position, Department of Education. Mr. Kneeper will return to the commercial department. M. E. McEwen will come to Bowling jreen Department of Music next year.
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Teachers With Positions Dorothy Bachman, Milton Township Centralized Schools. Doris Beebe, York—York Centralized School. Margaret Bemis—Lorain City School. Marie Bhaer, Milton Center Consolidated Schools. Olive Bowersox, Napoleon High School (Latin). Helen Brown—DeGraff Centralized Schools. Grace Cornwell, Ovid Grade School, Mich. Dwight Daniels—Milton Township Consolidated Schools. Treva Feeback — Metamore Grade School. Leila Force—Bradner Grade School. Josephine Gadomski—Lorain, Ohio. E. E. Hadley—Milton Twp. (Supt). Bernadine Heiby—Waterville Schools. Ruth Heilman—Mansfield Schools. Grace Hirt—Chippawa Schools. Margaret Holloway — Waterville Schools. Florence Inbody—Liberty Township Centralized Schools. Lillian Kennedy—Lorain City. Grace Kille—Sylvania Junior High. Margaret Kupping—Mansfield, Ohio. Loesch Rozella—Arcadia Centralized Schools. Volney Markle—CoVington Consolidated Schools. Earnestine Mitchel—Fremont. Lewerne Otto—N. Royalton Consolidated Schools. Mrs. Mildred Meyer Phillips — Monclova Village. Lillian Reiser—Berea Elementary. Helen Rozelle—Delphos Elementary. Bernice Shuder—Wayne Twp. H. C. Shadle—Waterville. Pauline Stannard—Milton Center Consolidated School. Lucille McClelland—Attica, Ohio, City School. Minnie Latimer—Kenton, Ohio, Rural School. Ethel M. Henning—Weston Consolidated School.
Ruth J. Powell—Nevada, Ohio, Centralized. Velma Smith—Sycamore Ohio, Lykens Consildated. Floyd A. Junkins—Columbia High School. Creston G. Suter—Sugar Grove Village School. Henrietta Robertson—Attica Centralized School. Dorothy Robinette—Waterville Village School. Grace R. Bell—Genoa Elementary School. Geneva Isler—Prospect Village School. Catherine Keefer—Chesterville Village School, Michigan. Lucille Klopp—Tiffin City School. Paul Lankenau—Valporaiso University. Enid Mason—Bradner Village School. Leta Miller—Dunkirk Village School. Olive A. Moore—Port Clinton High School. Valma Pearson—Clyde Village School. Helen Perkins—Carey, Ohio, Village School. Dorothy C. Reed—Findlay Rural School. Alice Richards—Toledo City Schools. Esther Ross—Alvordton Bryan Rural School. Anna G. Seifert—Van Wert High School. Ruth Sims—Middletown Elementary School. Maria Smith — Paine Centralized School. Marcella Schwarz, Dowling Village School. Marian Van Dorn—Gibsonburg Public School. Adella Warrick — Wauseon Village School. Pauline Stannard—Milton Center, 0., Consolidated School. Lucille McClelland—Attica, Ohio, City School. Minnie Latimer—Kenton, 0., Champion Rural School. Ethel M. Henning—Weston Consolidated School.
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The Coffer Miller Players
LIBRARY PARTY
On Monday afternoon and evening, July 16th, we were again delightfully entertained by the Coffer-Miller Players. It will be remembered the same players were with us last summer and interpreted for us on the stage Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer" and "Love in Swery." The entertainment given this summer did not disappoint us in the least in fact many have considered it even superior to that of last year. The players in the afternoon gave us, Molie's "She Stoops to Conquer," and in the evening Sheridan's "The Revals". The entire student body and faculty are wishing them to return another year and we hope to see some of Shakespear's presentations.
Miss Ethyl Blum librarian at the Normal College and her assistants spent i very happy evening in the home of Miss Lucy Veler, South Church street, Thursday. Their plan had been a picnic at Otsego Park on the Maumee, but because of the rain, they were entertained at Miss Veler's. At six o'clock a picnic supper was the feature and during the evening bridge, music and dancing were enjoyed. -o-
Miss Eloise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fromme, of Urbana and Mr. Henry C. Manning, of Cleveland, were united in marriage at Cleveland Monday morning at 10 o'clock. For the past two years, Mrs. Manning had been an instructor at the Bowling Green State Normal college.
The Tea at Williams Hall
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The second tea of the season was held at Williams Hall, Wednesday, July 11, from 3 to 5. The reception room? and hall were tastefully decorated with baskets of red, pink and white rambler roses and cat-tails, yellow lilys and dahlias. Guests were welcomed at the door by Mrs. Dalton, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Baker, Miss Whiteman, Miss Henkel and Miss Click. Nearly two hundred were served by Mrs. Hill, Miss Musser and Miss Johnson. Dancing was enjoyed by all.
Miss Olive Walrabenstein was honored Thursday night when Mother Dean gave a party in honor of her graduation from the Normal College. It is an old custom at Dean Dorm to celebrate the graduation of its members by a party and the presentation of a gift to the graduate. An informal program by a number of the girls was greatly enjoyed. Contests and games were participated in which made the party the most enjoyable one held for a long time. During the social .iour dainty refreshments were served oy Mother Dear-
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P^tes, Tressie May, Risingsun, 0. Bauer, R. Mildred, Rockford, 0. Baxter, E. Glenn, Elyria, 0. Bayer, Margaret E., Perrysburg, O. Beachner, Ethel, Ashland, 0. Eeard, Gladys V., Liberty Center, 0. Beard, Kathryn E., Findlay, O. Beatty, Jean Virginia, B. Green, O. Becker, Catharine M., Vermillion, O. Beckstein, Clara M., Bellevue, 0. Beerman, Nelma A., Danbury, 0. Beery, Ruby A., Columbus Grove, O. Beeson, Margeurite, Fostoria, 0. Beigh, Velma N., Clyde, O. Bett, Elmer B., Norwalk, 0. Bell, Grace R., Genoa, 0. Bender, Florence E., Findlay, 0. Benedict, Elsie J., Oakwood, 0. Benson, Katherine L., Fulton, 0. Biddle, Irene Susanna, Pemberville, O. Billig, Carrie, Swanton, 0. Bishop, Cartha Bell, Mt. Blanchard, O. Blain, Tthelyn M., Metamora, O. Blakely, Nora W., Bowling Green, 0. Blakeslee, Marjorie S., Paulding, 0. Blank, Pauline, Wapakoneta, O. Bliss, Mrs. Ada, Bedford, 0. Bloser, Anna L., Bucyrus, 0. Blue, Marjorie Ruth, Defiance, 0. Blue, Wayne N., Bettsville, 0. Bobel, Geraldine Moore, Haskins, O. Bodle, Georgia F., Hanover, 0. Bogart, Goldia L., Vermilion, 0. Boger, Mildred Mae, Ashley, O. Bolander, Goldus Ruth, Marion, 0. Bond, Ethel May, Cardington, 0. Boss, I. Lucille, Birmingham, 0. Bourquin, Mabel J., Fostoria, 0. Bowers, Mary Ellen, Convoy, O. Bowers, Mary K., Ottawa, 0. Bowles, Nellie J., Bowling Green, O. Boyd, Ruth Ann, Elyria, O. Boyd, Verl L., Freno, 0. Boylan, Gladys, Antwerp, 0. Brady, Melba M., Vickery, 0. Brannan, Minnie M., West Unity, 0. Bratton, Gladys M., Delta, 0. Breese, Mary, Toledo, 0. Breisach, Grace C, Waterville, 0.
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Chad wick, N. A., Upper Sandusky. Chamberlain, Grace T., B. G. Chandler, C. C, North Baltimore, O. Chapman, Flossie J., Castalia, 0. Cheney, Mary L., Napoleon, 0. Childs, Mrs. Ada B., Fremont, 0. Christman, Beatrice R., Delta, 0. Clark, Angelins K., Napoleon, 0. Clark, Charles A., Bowling Green. Clary, Florence Belvia, B. G. Clements, Sadie Belle, Martin, 0. Clendenen, Grace, Marion, O. Click, Wilma, Marion, O. Cline, Mildred G., Fostoria, 0. Cobb, Helen Irene, Fremont, 0. Cochran, Arline, Sunbury, O. Cochrun, Bernice, Morral, O. Cochran, Mabel E., Sunbury, 0. Cole, Arleta, Port Clinton, O. Cole, Ruth E., Upper Sandusky, 0. Collingwood, Marian H., Findlay, 0. Collins, Katherine, Portage, 0. Colvin, Ola M., St. Marys, O. Comstock, Edna E., Johnstown, 0. Conner, Katherine E., St. Marys, 0. Connolly, Mrs. Esther, Colton, 0. Converse, Rayda A., Richwood, 0. Cooke, Frances H., Fostorai, 0. Cooper, Martha H., Newark, 0. Cope, Dorothy Belle, Willard, 0. Cope, Harold U., Upper Sandusky, O. Corbin, Harold R., Findlay, O. Cornell, Olive Helgesen, Martin, 0. Cornwell, Grace R., Toledo, O. Corthell, Catherine E., Tiffin, 0. Courtney, Opal F., Deshler, 0. Cox, Bruce Barnes, Kunkle, O. Cox, Mrs. Grace K., Bluffton, 0. Crecelius, Esther, Milan, 0. Craw, Hazel A., B. G. Crockett, Eleanor, Metamora, 0. Crosby, Bessie L., Grand Rapids, 0. Crosley, Norma J., Jackson Center, O. Crosser, Pauline H., Findlay, 0. Croyle, Helen L., Rockford, O. Cudeback, Eunice, Lorain, 0. Cuff, John, Napoleon, 0. Cummings, Mabel B., Quincy, 0. Dalton, Lois A., Risingsun, O. Daniels, Estrilla Myrtle, Colton, 0. Darr, Helen Kathryn, Fremont, 0. Davenport, Gladys Margaret, Findlay. Davidson, Hettie M., Wharton, 0. Davis, Georgia L., Custar, O.
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Evans, George Orval, Fostoria, 0. Everett, Velda G., Marion, 0. Ewing, Florinne, Findlay, 0. Fahl, Beatrice B., Arlington, O. Faulkner, Mrs. Miriam, Portage, 0. Fauver, Florence L., Pioneer, 0. Fehr, Ivy B., Oak Harbor, 0. Fenstermaker, Naomi S., Custar. Ferguson, Joan, Morral, O. Fetters, Helen M., Celina, 0. Fey, Mary M., Delta, O. Fields, Hattie, Mrs. A. Graytown, 0. Figgins, George E., Lima, 0. Fiig, Marguerite C, Edgerton, 0. Filier, Clarence Emery, Custar, 0. Fisher, Cleo S., Findlay, 0. Fisher, Eca Mildred, Fostoria, 0. Fisher, Ola M., Findlay, 0. Fisher, Velma, B., Findlay, 0. Fitzpatrick, Mary K., Clyde, O. Foote, Ellen, Toledo, O. Ford, Jolin 0., Hoytville. Foote, John D., Hoytville, 0. Forrester, Ardah M., B. G. Fortney, Leethel, B. G. Foster, Margaret E., Fremont, 0. Fox, Rosie, Fostoria, 0. France, Hazel Golda, Custar, O. Frank, Merle, Fremont, 0. Frazier, Avanelle, Hardin, 0. Frederick, Otto J., Graytown, O. Frey, Mildred S., St. Marys, 0. Freyer, La Donna, Lima, O. Frietchen, Thelma, Mansfield, 0. Frisbie, Helen, Wayne, 0. Fritchie, Geraldine E., Upper Sandusky, O. Fritz, Grace Marie, Convoy, 0. Fritzsche, Celia, I., Bryan, 0. Frusher, Mary, Perrysburg, 0. Fry, Lottie, Bloomdale, 0. Fry, Norma L., Bloomdale, 0. Frye, Helen Louise, Toledo. Fuller, Edith N., Findlay. Gabb, Dorothy May, Perrysburg, 0. Gallagher, Irene, Tontogany, 0. Gardner, Floyd M., Montpelier, 0. Gardner, Inas E., Dixon, 0. Gardner, Lena M., Dixon, 0. Garman, Irene Y., Bellevue, 0. Gaskell, Helen B., Perrysburg. Geiger, Marguerite M., St. Marys. Gerding, Emille L., B. G. Gibbs, Helen M., Vickery, 0.
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Hayman, Dorothy N., Sycamore, 0. Hays, Bertha F., Napoleon, O. Headapohl, Clara C, Wapakoneta, 0. Headington, Myron D., W. Mansfield. Heckler, Madonna L., Malinta, O. Heitkamp, Lawrence B., St. Henry, 0. Helbing, Cora Irma, Toledo, O. Helle, Clara A., Woodside, 0. Hemenway, Winifred, Ney, O. Hengsteler, Hazel Ann, Risingsun, 0. Henne, Mildred, St. Marys, O. Henninger, Bernice E., Tiffin, 0. Henschen, Florence K. C, Dunbridge. Herringshaw, Elen 0., B. G. Hertlein, Marion F., Sandusky, O. Hertzer, lone, Bucyrus, O. Hesrick, Solon F., Bryan, 0. Hetrick, Anna Magdaline, Oak Harbor. Hickman, Mary Alice, Morral, O. Hill, Mrs. Ethel, Ridgeway, O. Hiner, Nellie, Continental, O. Hirt, Grace L., Fremont, 0. Hochenshilt, Mary E., Shelby, 0. Hofacker, Irene, Pittsburg, O. Hoffman, Henrietta B., Toledo, O. Hoffman, Naomi K., Toledo, O. Holloway, Margaret M., Whitehouse. Horsley, Mary Eleanor, Lorain, 0. Hoskinson, Marguerite, Toledo, O. House, Lucile F., Clyde, 0. Houtz, Mildred M., Marion, O. Hoyt, Helen E., Tontogany. Huber, Nellie, Wayne, 0. Huey, Gladys Irene, Kenton, 0. Huffmann, Gladys M., Findlay, O. Hull, Esther Louise, Prospect, 0. Hummel, Oliver E., Grand Rapids. Hummel, Theodore N., Grand Rapids. Hunsinger, Eleanor, Fremont, O. Hunt, Bernard F., Clyde, 0. Hunter, Oscar L., B. G. Hupp, Cecil T., B. G. Huston, Fannie Louise, Arcadia, 0. Hutchison, Mary L., West Unity, O. Hutson, Gladys Mae, Findlay. Iff land, Isabelle J., Metamora, 0. Irland, Mrs. La Dore, Nashvile, Mich. Jackman, Beryl M., Florida, O. Jacobs, Florence, Bucyrus, O. Jacobs, Marguerite C, Findlay, ,0. James, Marion, Elmore, O. Jenkins, Ruth, Vehedocia, 0. Johlin, Rosa A., Toledo, 0. Johnson, Chloe Gale, Findlay, 0.
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Kunkle, Winona, Kunkle, O. Kuntz, Mildlred D., Kenton, 0. Kurtz, Helen M., Montpelier, O. Lambertus, Esther, Port Clinton, 0. Lammers, Blanche I., Ottawa, 0. Landers, Mildred M., B. G. Langerman, Louise M., Elmore. O. Lankeneau, Paul R., Napoleon, O. La Ros, Mildred R., Fostoria, 0. Latham, Al D., Rawson, 0. Latham, Myrtle M., Rawson, O. Lavender, Lillian L., Toledo, O. Lea, Dorothy, Goshen, Ind. Leader, Edna, Findlay, O. Leasure, Frances E., Akron, O. Leathers, Eloise R., Bloomdale, O. Lehman, Mildred, Payne, 0. Leinaar, Myldred Ernestine, Kalamazoo, Mich. Leiter, Lloyd G., B. G. Leitner, Dolores R., Wakeman, O. Lichty, Dorothea, Kenton, 0. Lindau, Alvera E., Archbold, O. Linder, Roma L., Yorkshire, 0. Lindsey, Ralph D., Rudolph, O. Link, Viola, Monroeville, O. Lipp, Mary K., Defiance, O. Livermore, Myrtle, Wellington, O. Lloyd, Florence B., Morengo, O. Long, Gladys F., Forest, 0. Long, Lucile A., B. G. Long, Mildred L., Waterville, O. Long, Myron Erwin, B. G. Longfelow, Thelma M., Greenville. Loomis, Lucille S., Fostoria, O. Lord, Florence E., Bryan, 0. Lord, Lelah R., Bryan, O. Lott, Annabel Ruth, Tiffin, O. Lovett, Glenn, West Liberty, 0. Ludeka, Bernice C, New Bremen, 0. Luedman, Ruth, Flat Rock, O. Lusher, Elsie V. G., Lime City, O. Lynch, Gladys, Lakeside, 0. McBride, Violet, Nevada, 0. McClague, Margaret E., Defiance, 0. McClish, Besse, Findlay. McConnell, Marguerite, B. G. McCracken, Mary L., Martel, O. McCray, Laura, Spencerville, O. McDorman, Adah, Edon, 0. McDowell, Ethel G., Columbus Grove. McGarvey, Vera M., North Baltimore. McGinty, Irene M., Walbridge, O.
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Robb, Edna E., Raymond, 0. Robertson, Bertha May, B. G. Robertson, Henrietta M., B. G. Robinson, Muriel F., Rudolph, 0. Roe, Emily L., Weston, O. Rollins, Lucille, Van Wert, 0. Roose, Zella, Ottawa, O. Rose, Arthur H., Mercer, 0. Rosenberger, Helen M., Burgoon, O. Rossbach, Melba, Maumee, O. Rozzman, Margery M., Paulding, 0. Rouse, Shirley Virginia, B. G. Roush, Mabel A., Fostoria, 0. Rowland, Grace, Castalia, 0. Rozette, Nelson B., Findlay, 0. Ruckman, Lucia, La Rue, 0. Ruddock, Maybelle, Port Clinton, O. Rudolph, Mildred A., Findlay, O. Eudolph, Vera M., Walbridge, O. Rufenacht, Edna, Archbold, 0. Rupp, Alice, B. G. Rupp, Elzina, Archbold, 0. Rup, Katharine L., Stryker, 0. Ruth, Edna, Waldo, 0. Rutter, Bernice Celestia, Weston, O. Rymers, Florence E., Elmore, O. Sage, Luriata, Bryan, 0. Salisbury, Ida Belle, Wauseon, O. Sampson, Ralph M., Vanlue, 0. Samsen, Mildred Inez, Cla Center, 0. Saneholtz, Raymond W. Napoleon. Sautter, Alice I., Weston, 0. Sautter, Marion E., Marion, 0. Scheiat, Florence M., Ohio City. Schell, Bertha Mae, Galdwin, Mich. Scherff, L. M., B. G. Scheuerman, Ruth E., Oak Harbor. Schieber, Carol E., Bucyrus. Schmidt, Lenore Gae, Bloomdale, O. Schnarre, Zelma C, St. Marys, 0. Scholz, Margaret A., Cleveland, O. Schriner, Kathryn, Amherst, 0. Schrote, Julia M., Tiffin, 0. Schuchardt, Grace L., Findlay, O. Schultz, Raymond E., B. G. Schultz, Viola F., St. Marys, 0. Schutt, D'Nelle, Toledo, O. Schutte, Esther L., Rocky Ridge, O. Schwarzkoff, Gwendolyn B., Nevada. Scott, Catherine, Kenton, O. Seifert, Anna, B. G. Suter, John Morley, Malinta, 0. Seitz, Florence K., Wapakoneta, O.
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Sprow, Hoyt C, Malinta, 0. Spurr, Clara, Lima, 0. Staley, Mrs. Martha, Mt. Blanchard. Stalter, Evelyn C, Napoleon, 0. Stauffer, Mage M., Edgerton, 0. Stauffer, Marie, Kalida, 0. Stiner, Selina M., Pandora, O. Steinhauser, Frances, Clyle, O. Stemen, Nellie Delma, Johnstown, 0. Stepleton, Meredith S., Bluffton, O. Sterling, Ray A., Hoytvile, O. Stevenson, Laura A., Clyde, 0. Steward, Alta, Liberty Center, 0. Stewart, Mrs. C. B., Liberty Center. Stewart, Edna H., Findlay, O. Stirdivant, Kathryn A., Grand Rapids, Mich. Stockmaster, Irene Clara, Havana, 0. Stout, Marion R., North Baltimore. Stout, Martha M., Findlay, O. Stout, Vera Evelyn, Clyde, O. Stratton, Eva Mildred, Delaware, 0. Streiffert, Marian E., Elmore, O. Strine, Miriam, Walda, 0. Strother, Judith N., Van Wert, O. Sturdavant, Orely E., Napoleon, 0. Sullivan, Loretta E., Toledo, O. Sutton, Lelah A., Tontogany, 0. Swallem, Bertha M., Kenton, 0. Swallem, Fay D., Kenton, 0. Swallem, Ruthella, Kenton, O. Swartz, Elsie J., Lime City, O. Swartz, Ethel Paul, Gibsonburg, 0. Swartz, Norman Ernest, Pemberville. Switzer, Ida Mae, Rudolph. Tate, Mary E., Napoleon, 0. Tate, Virginia E., Sycamore, 0. Taylor, Alice Meagley, Perrysburg. Thomas, Gladys M., Mt. Vernon, 0. Thomas, Mrs. J. D., McComb, 0. Thomas, Thelma E., Piqua, 0. Thompson, Agnes G., Marysville, 0. Thompson, Grace H., Elyria, O. Thompson, Margretta Edna, Toledo. Thompson, Vera I., Bluffton, 0. Thome, Martha I., Napoleon, O. Thurston, Pauline E., Deshler, O. Tilton, Evelyn, Upper Sandusky, O. Timpe, Emilie Carolyn, Fremont, 0. Tone, Harry F., Sycamore, 0. Tong, Mabel J., Mt. Blanchard, O. Toper, Dorothy, Toledo, 0. Trachsel, Loraine Gwendolyn, Upper
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Sandusky, 0. Trash, Eva Mae, Custar, 0. Trautman, Georgia Marie, North Baltimore, 0. Treece, Milo K., Findlay, O. Troeger, Selma B., Defiance, 0. Troutner, Hermon R., Wilshire, O. Tudor, Alice, Lima, 0. Tudor, Mary, Lima, 0. Turley, Neta Irene, Bloomdale, 0. Turley, Opal Mae, Bloomdale, 0. Tuttle, Helen I., Sho'by, O. Uncapher, Mersene, Van Wert, O. Uncapher, Nerma, Van Wert, O. Uphans, Dorothea C, Ottawa, 0. Unser, Margaret C, Tiffin, 0. Vance, Verna E., Findlay, 0. Van Dusen, Bernice, Defiance, 0. Van Horn, Ruth A., Battle Creek, Mich. Van Tassel, C. D., B. G. Vernier, Marie Blanche, Stryker, O. Vinsel, Betty, Toledo, O. Vogel, Kathryn E., Willard, O. Wade, Hele nM., Fostoria, 0. Wahl, Lucille G., Danbury, 0. Wallace, Elsie A., Piqua, O. Wallrabenstein, Olive E., Milan, O. Walter, Lucile E., Sycamore, O. Walter, Sylvia, Montpelier, 0. Waltz, Edna Pauline, Venedocia, O. Waltz, Helen Irene, Venedocia, 0. Ward, Gertrude M., Norwalk, 0. Ward, Mary Kathryn, Marion, 0. Ward, Burl D, Leipsic, 0. Warner, Mary, Cardington, 0. Warwick, Helen, Caledonia, 0. Watkins, Paul E., West Liberty, O. Watson, Beatrice M., Defiance, 0. Waugh, Esther D., Bowling Green, O. Weaver, Wilma M., Ostrander, 0. Webb, Gladys I., Perrysburg, 0. Webb, Jane E., Toledo, 0. Webb, Lucille A., Toledo, O. Weirick, Evelyn M., Oak Harbor, O. Welch, Velma E., Vermilion, O. Welsh, James Wilbur, B. G. Weller, Delores Emma, Cygnet, O. Wendt, Norma D., Elmore, 0. Werner, Margaret, North Baltimore. Wert, Irene L., Savannah, 0. Wesche, Orlis F., Sherwood, O. Weyhe, Victoria, Port Clinton, O.
Wheeler, Ruth I., Jones, Mich. Whitacre, Mrs. Mildred, B. G. White, Mary E., Williamsport, 0. White, Ruth, Deshler, O. Whiteman, Marie I., Fostoria, 0. Whiteman, Oneita E., Fostoria, 0. Whitney, Alice M., Pioneer, 0. Wickham, Ruth, Findlay, O. Wiles, Lena E., Whitehouse, O. Williams, Avanelle M., Dola, 0. Williams, Dorothy M., Milan, 0. Williams, Mary A., Perrysburg, 0. Williams, Mary Catherine, Kansas, O. Williams, Rae E., Findlay, 0. Winchester, Mark B., Toledo, 0. Winget, Delia Ilo, Wapakoneta, 0. Winkler, Lucretia, Wiltshire, 0. Winterholler, Edna M., Wheeling, W. Va., Winters, Emma L.,..Crestline, 0. Winzler, Marjorie iiva, Archbold, O. Wisely, Dorothy E.y Findlay, O. Wolfe, Marguerite A., Flat Rock, O. Wolfe, Richard E., Clyde, O. Wood, Hugh B., Rudolph, 0. Wood, Kathryn, Genoa, 0. Wooding, Paul, Delta, O. Woods, Dorothy M., Findlay, O. Woodworth, Verna A., North Fairfield, 0. Woody, Myrtle, Malinta, 0. Wright, Mary E., Lakeside, 0. Wright, Phyllis, Liberty Center, 0. Wunderlich, Mrs. Grace, Ashland, O. Wyse, Hazel E., West Unity, O. Wyse, Marguerite, West Unity, O. Yackie, Mildred A., Genoa, 0. Yantis, Beulah R., Findlay, 0. Yates, Dorothy I., Bloomdale, 0. Yoh, Esther Ola, Van Wert, O. Young, Jacob, St. aMrys, O. Zuck, Lenore, Marion, O. Zechman, Mildred G., Flat Rock, 0. Zerman, Luella M., Bellevue, 0. Ziegler, Theola B., Wauseon, 0. Zimmerman, Naomi Alyce, Toledo. Zwayer, Alverda Dorothy, Bryan, O. Zwayer, Helen Irene, Bryan, O.
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