Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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QW Q s wm.' , W Sri S S s S Cheerleader jelliff S S ' S X S S The HI-O-HI would be incom- E is S E plete did it not contain a page of E S S 5 'b h fi h 1 C1 ' 5 S S S tri ute to t e nest C eer ea er ln S S gl SX Oberlinis history, Russell Jelliff. Pos- S S S E sessecl hrst of all with a natural ability S S S E to lead yells and sings, ,Ielliff was able S S S to focus the efforts of the rooters into S S E S one great voice and spirit with the SS S S S result that our cheering reached its ls E S zenith this year. Jelly was always S S S right there to conduct sings, send- E EXE offs, or rooting at games, whether at S Eg Oberlin, Cleveland, or Columbus, or whether at 6:30 A.M. or at I0 P.M. At games he threw himself into his S S work in an absolutely impersonal man- gl S xg S ner, seeking no praise for himself, but ,E E S S desiring only to make himself useful S S Q S X to the team, and, through the team, E E S S I . . ' to the school. At the Denison basket- Ex S S S ball game, with the score going against us, he left his seat with his young lady companion, S S S S denying .himself any personal enjoyment of the play, and led a little group of twenty men S S S E in cheering for the losing liste, luntil at. the final whistle he was well-.nigh as enthausted as S S S E any one ofvthe plavers. His fine spirit also furtherecllthe cause of intercollegiate friend- S S S S ship by giving the yells of the other-colleges, by.meet1ng the opposing cheerleader in the 2 E S S center of the field, and by exchanging. cheers with the other rooters.. ln short, he had E S it S those qualities -of intelligent leadership and fine discernment which always enabled S E S S him to do the right thing at the right time. ln our opinion, no one man in College has S S E S done so much for Oberlin's athletic. sportsmanship-in its largest sense-as has our S is S S cheerleader this year. If it were possible to dedicate a section of a book to some person, S S gg S the Athletic Department of the l9l4 HI-0-H1 would be dedicated to Russell Jelliff. S S 5 S 5 S 3 S S S S S S S 3 3 3 5 S S S S N X X X 194