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Title: The Ottawan
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Ottawa University (Kan.)
Subjects: Ottawa University (Kan.) College yearbooks Universities and colleges
Publisher: Ottawa, Kan. : The University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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istensen, A.B., Jamestown.Olympian. Varsity Football 1913-14; Class Football 1912-14; Class President 1913; Treasurer StudentCouncil 1913-14; Y. M. C. A. Philosophy idll clif an angels zvings. Ott/wvan G. B. Jones, B.S. (to be completed),Albuquerque, N. Mex.State Normal School, Edinboro, Penn.; GroveCity College, Grove City, Penn.; Ohio NorthernUniversity, Ada, Ohio.Anything for a quiet life. Ethel Monroe, B.S., Fairview.Olympian. Secretary of Class 1913-14; Practice Teacherin Zoology 1913-14. And when once the heart of a maiden is stolen,the maiden herself will steal after it soon. Chas. H. Rush, A.B., Cedarvale.Olympian. Delegate to Y. M. C. A. Conference at Cascade;Publisher of Y. M. C. A. Hand Book 1910-11;Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1911-12; Delegate to Stu-dent Volunteer Conference at Lawrence, Kan.;Member of Class Football Squad 1913; BusinessManager of 1913 Ottawan; Member of StudentVolunteer Band; Member of Ministerial Asso-ciation. / am resolved to grow fat and look young tillforty.
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James Stewart,President Fall Semester. Olympian.The ideal student at last. The tribe of 1915 first realized that they were to become a power on the educationalreservation at Ottawa when they found themselves holding down the mighty Sophs onthe battle field lit by the silvery moon reflecting ghostly shadows from the tombstonesacross the way. The contented grunts of the self-invited spectators disposing of choicepieces of unfortunate fowl told of the first clean-up for the new tribe. With this victory as a starter others came easily. Football and basketball scalps wereadded to the expanding belt until the old tribal spirit became so strong that the chiefcalled a peace-pipe council and blanket dance to be held on the reservation May 1st. Atthis council it was suggested that for the next two hunting seasons the tribe might seta higher standard for the development of the better self as well as the better half. As a result the 1915 Ottawan replaced the old time sheets of bark, and the blank

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