VQL. II. CLASS TAKES
WESTERVILLE,
OHIO,
No. 42.
May 29, 1911. BIG BON FIRE
TRIP
Celebrate Victory of the Senior Class in Raising $2000. \" m111g- Ladie , y ung men, profc :,urs and citizen ,~al_l gathered at the new athletic site la l \\'edne·day e,·e11in° in order to celebrat the :ucce .. of the enior cla s in the raisino- of :·2000 f r the n w field. .\fter a huge bonj fire President 'Jippinger <Yave a few remark,; cxpres. ing not only his 0\\11 appreciation, but that of the entire 'niver·ity for the exdays. c II nt effort· of the ·enior cla . Later the class \isited the .\s. (1Dr. \'an Buskirk also expre ·ed ciated Charities wher they were rnrdiall) received. ~Ir. Davis. himself from a citizen'· point of superintend nt of the society, ,·iew and :,ugg-e·ted that a few gav • a helpful le ·ture on ,ociocheers he gi\'en to ur Yictorious in ·olumhus., lo"i,al cunditi llh baseball nin . l'rof. Re·ler then h I le presented picture of buildinrr · took char«e. and a few inspiring in ··ulumhus ,;huwing the po r college s ng· w re enthu ia ticalht u. ing n,nditions in the ly ung. The crowd wa • di. pers• ment se:tiun of the t·ity. cd by gi,·ing cheers for ''Jimmy' Prof. Moore Will Travel Abroad. SPLENDID PROGRAM mphasi.~ed the pr , alence Cox. one who ·o diligently prothe dark rooms and lack if pur · moted the athletic field enterprise. 'I h contract. for grading the water and sew •r fa ·iliti s. .\Ir. .\ii--s .\lu( re I t:r pq)lllar pro- School of Music Will Give Recital W'ith Splendid Features. Da, is ,·en tu red the as,;enion that fc..;s<r in Eng-Ii. h. has been grantnew field ha been awarded to 1fc\\"csten i le had s me dark room· d lea,• < i ab,-cnce fur the ·um:'\ amara and Patterson of Africa, ·1 he fact C<lllld nut be denied. in~ year. ~he expect-; In leav Otterbein',-; mu. ic lm·er: will b and work i. now rapidly progre Th cau ·c of pauperism and p ,·- ,,·ithin two week. and will be ino-. imerestecl in the announcement ert, wa: dis ·ussed at I ng-th . .,on• for si · munth.· < r long·r. that the. chool of i\Iusic will o-ive lll~strati1,ns of wandering pau- l)uring this time ,he , ·ill travel Quartet Goes Swimming. s me:ter recital Thur day its pers ,, ere gi,·en and remedies for ·1orth th re ugh Italy .. · ,, itzerland. this state , i li,·ing- w re shown. ~ncl uuthern ( ;ermany from e,·ening at i' u"clock in the colic re The College Quartet journeyed .\fter 1won a few uf the class 1 , hich C<untry -.he will go to chapel. )ur music recitals thi· up into the northern part 0£ the w nt thruugh the workhou.e. "'ari·. \·ear ha, e been of particularly and filled ·tate la:t \\'edne·day _________ The part.\ with \\'hich .\li high order and this one promi e· two dates, one at \ e ·t IIope and Miss Hanawalt Presents Pupils in .\I rn re i. ,.!"(lingwill he , ery small tu he no exception tu the rule . one at :v1c lure. Piano Recital. tnd will tra el S<il11C\\hat slower Prof. Gilbert will appear on n Thur·day the boy had an Mis, .\faud .\lice I lanawalt han a regular tuurist I art}. lt th" program in a Yiolin bligato. outing on the beautiful Maumee will pre:ent her pupils in a pian(I ,·ill probably stop at in ten al. The (,lee club will al o ing. Two river. ~pending the afternoon in r cital \\"ednesday CYening at -Juring the tour and rest for a time of l'rof. Heltman's pupils will fishing, swimming and takino- on o'clock in Lamb rt llall. !\li.:s 111,wing the impre!:-·i,m of the pre,-;ent reading- . The recognized unburn. Th y built a raft and Hanawalt is one of tterbein's :ountr_v to b cume firmly llxed excellence of the Yariou num- paddled aero the river and back, mo. t effici nt and popular instruc- \\"hile l'r Jf. .\Ioore i going for b rs of the program will doubt- and r port a v ry enjoyable time tors and h r pupil alway make ~e ·reation and pleasure . he, les:-- elicit • pecial intere t n the with fine treatment. Thi week a most creditable - howing in our ., ,·erthele.:s. c.·pects to gain part f the Otterbein and \ e - th y mg at Thornville High mu ic circle: .. \ gnnd recital i. ·aluable and la. ting- in. truction. ten ille public. . cho I comm ncement.
Dr. Snavely and Class Study Conditions in Columbus. Dr. .·na,· ly and his Suciolo~y class of about twenty ,·isite<l the Juv nile court and . \ss11ciate<l Charities in ·olumlrns last Friday. Judge l\lack i_n the _ _lu\'enil · 1 court was espe,1ally 111terest111g1 having befor him that morning sc,·eral cases which dealt with conditions ,.;uch as the clas::; had been studyin~ during the last fe\\·
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