ter sports collected a
:n Michigan men in thel
wo graduates and four
s during July and Aug-
ms were Calvin G. Wet-
oln Avery, '20; Edward
Emerson Jones, '22M;
1919 and his M in 1920 and 1921. He
was a member of Tasu Beta Pi, was a
Student councilman, president of the
honor board in the engineering col-
lege, and a member of Vulcans and the
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Two Drown Together
Lincoln Avery, '20, and Emerson
Jones, '22M, met their death together
in 'Higgens lake, near Rosscommon,
on the morning of. Aug. 7. With an-
other friend they had started on a
sailing trip when their boat was cap-
sized and they were thrown overboard.
The three men started to swim to a
raft some distance away, but becoming
tired they attempted to get back to the
overturned boat. Jones and Avery
sank before they could reach the boat.
Avery was a member of the local
chapter of Beta Theta Pi, and had en-
tered Harvard last fall, while Jones
The fifth victim was Elmer Nash,
'24A, who was drowned early in July.
Nash was a dash man on the freshman
track team last year, and would have
been assistant art editor of Chimes this
year. His home was in Detroit.
Clarence Baecker, '23E, lost his life
at Zuckey lake at Lakeland, Mich.,
June 25. Together with Floyd Krug-
er, '21E, he dove off a doat and came
heart having failed. The body was re-
covered the next morning with no
water in the lungs. His home was in
Chicago'
Cleveland Alumni ,Gather For Outing
Cleveland's annual University of
Michigan club stag outing took place
Saturday and yesterday at Mitawa-
ga, Ohio. Alumni present participated
in field and water sports.
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