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

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1931 volume:

I THE 1931 HI-O-HI OBERLIN COLLEGE ANNUAL X ' OLUME FORTY -ONE CXJPyRIGHT I9JO ) HOWARD U. DOUST HENRY F SHIPHERD M 1 9 Autochromes - - - - - ii New Angles ----- 2_ Administration ----- jj Faculty - - - -. - . g Seniors ------ Juniors ------ Sophomores - - - - - 1x5 Freshmen - - - - - - 131 Honor Students ----- 137 School of Theology - - - _ i_|2. Organizations ----- i . iVIen ' s Athletics ----- i i Women ' s Athletics - - - - 12.7 Boarding Houses - - _ _ 2.45 Potrait Index ----- s o Dr. Charles H. A. Wager hour bv hour teaching us how man makes himself eternal V igncrtcs of campus life nr OniRi.ix College PortnaeJ in the modern m. inner w irh photogr.iphic re:ilit r mtiriiiir fiilffifiiiiBi WWBW Piiu!ii t x R A jKiLirrs Professor Oscar Jaszi [ 7] Professor Kemper Fullerton l8 i,% ' - ;=;• i [ f ' ■ U m...: :M K H Hgw - Iv l J 1 K P 4l From Twelfth Night [19] . .-_ : zsc President Hutchins of Chicago President Wilkins of Oberlin [3-] TuT W. F. BOHN Atiistjiit to PrriiJoir G. M. Jones StCTitary H. B. Thurston TrtjiurcT H W. Largili, Assntant Treasurer J. E. WlRKLER Aiststtttlt Secretary R W Hrapshaw Collet,e Pbyiiciatl HirtaH • Appointment I J A HuMPIIRIlV Director of Persomiil S ' ernice V H Shaman Diretior tf AJmitiitni J4 E. F. BoSWORTH Dfari of College Men D, M, Love Assistant Dean Registrar F. H. Shaw Director of Conservatory Miss Klingenhagen Dean of College Women C.N I i.n.t Dean of the College Miss Nash Dean of Conservatory Women J. S. Fowler Librarian D. S. Lyon Bi ildings and Grounds F. W. TOBIN Purchasing Agent [35] The Board of Trustees (The vcar is thar in v Ernest H. Wilkins, Ph. O.. Lirr. D.. L L. D Dan F. Bradlcx . D. D Theodore E. Burton. L. L. D. t James H. Causev William C. Cochran, L. L. D. Cleaveland R. Cross Miss. A. Beatrice Doerschiik E. Dana DuranJ. Ph. D. Clavton K. Fauver Joel B. Ha Jen, D. D Alfred R. Horr Charles H. Kirsliner .■ nios B. McNairv Samuel E. Matter Amos C. Miller Robert A. Millikan, . ' c. D George W. Morgan Andrew H. Noah Grove Patterson John L. Severance Charles B. Shedd Henry M. Tennev. D. I) Mark L. Thomsen Lucien T. WarnL-r Beattv B W illiams h ich service was begun) 1917 Oberlin, Ohio 1891 Cleveland. Ohio 1899 Washington. D. C. 1919 Denver, Col. 1 901 Cincinnati, Ohio 1930 Cleveland, Ohio 1915 Broiixville, . Y. 191 1 Washington, D. C. 19x0 ew York, . Y 1911 Cleveland, Ohio 1918 Cleveland, Ohio 1909 Kansas City, Mo. 1913 Cleveland, Ohio 1918 Diilufh, Minn. 1911 Chicago, 111. 1917 Pasadena, Cal. J 92.8 New York, N. Y. 1914 . kron. Ohio 1916 Toledo, Ohio 1913 Cleveland, Ohio 1903 Chicago, 111. 1885 Webster Groves, Mo. 1914 Cleveland. Ohio 1915 Bridgeport, Conn. 1916 liumr X ' ernon, Ohio Elected by the Akiiuni t Deceased, October iS. 1919 }6l The Alumni Association THE Alumni Association is the main connecting agency be- tween Oberlin and her grad- uates. This connection it main- tains in a number of important ways. The Alumni Magazine, offi- cial organ of the association, is full of things that all Oberlin people wish to know% news of their classmates and friends; campus affairs, undergraduate, faculty, and administrative; a reading list sug- gested each month by faculty mem- bers. Dr. Wager ' s page, articles of historical and other importance — all of these offer entertainment, information, and a small means of continuing one ' s education. The Magazine is one of the things that an alumnus is most unwilling to do without. Another of the major activities of the alumni association office is the promoting of local chapters in more than fifty cities and centers in this country, Hawaii, and China. Many of these are very active, with extended and excellent programs. Their connection with Oberlin is kept vital bv visits from the alumni secretary and by faculty members, by the showing of Oberlin moving pictures, and by a large corres- pondence with the association office. The Alumni Association sponsors class reunions at Commencement John G. Olmstead Secretary time and the two vearly home- comings. It is the collecting agent for the Shansi Memorial Associa- tion and the publicity bureau of the college. In addition to these, it main- tains a file of all graduates with their addresses. It is in general the clearing house for alumni matters of all sorts. For the voung alumni, it is es- pecially a valuable ally, being most glad to furnish letters of introduction to alumni established in the communities to which they go, notifying the local chapters of their coming, whose members will gladlv help them become estab- lished. [37] Professor R. A 1Hpin .h n HeaJ of tht Zoehf y Departmtnr A R S McEwEN, Miss Hibbard, C. G. Roobrs Dtfartmctif of Zoology HiiurEnoii K H. SrsnoN Hi J J tf tht Pijehtlofy Dtpartmtiil L. E. CoLB, L. D. Hartson, W. H. Urentlinobr Department of Piycholof y JS Froiessor H. a. W ' ooster Head of Depart wen! of Economics C. C. Bayard, P. S. Peirce, A. E. Nilsson Departmeut of Economics A. A. L. Mathews,, R, R, Morgan, Miss Richards, Miss Frank, F. Forman. R. B- Frost Department of Geology [59] Professor G. D. Hubbard Heaii of Department of Geology Professor E. A. Miller HtaJ of Dtparrment of EJucaTion C D BURTT, F. S GovB Dtpartmtnt of EJucatioH I ' hoI f-VKOR r O CiROVER ll jj of Dtpjr mrnl of Itofjriy Mm Uail , L lluirHD, Mm Niiiiuui, G. T. juNU, Miu Williams ,4° J W. S. MiEDERHAUSER, L, ll. StEINER, J. C. McCuLLOUGH, A. P. LoTHROP Department of Chimiitry Professor H N Holmes Hiail of Dipartwtnt of Chemistry Professor R. P.Jameson HeaJ of Department of French .41 Mlle. Lahaurine, Mrs. Horner, Mlle. Monod, Miss Swift, V ' H. Boyers, Mme. Johnson (Scited) K L. CowDERY, Mrs. Cowdery, H. H Thornton Depart i.e It of French Violin, R. N. Johnson. D. Morrison, M. Kbssler, R Cerf; Cillo, F. A. Gobrner 1 I - A i: B •i- la l i A. L. Williams, G. E. Waln Department of Wind Instruments L L MuLDBN, C ' ' LiNi mLisi. 1 ' I_ MoVhK. C. W Anl.hlws. L 1: Vbam ns, M H Davis. C D. Lbioy. C. K IUhmy, V T IVruw. MikkTAVum, Miu Haki. Mni huNNun.J IV Lytlh. Milk. HAftTINttfc. W K HltlU ' KKNItliH.II Orpttrtmrnt of Vt inojtirtt Uk. C. H. a. Wager Hiad of the English Dtpartnitnt Professor V. M- Horton, Miss Fitch BibU Dep. rtmciir ENGLISH DEPARTMENT— J. S. McLaughlin, R. A. Jelliffe K. F. Williams. A. Bongiorno, W. H Tenney, C. H. a. Wager, J. S. Diekhoff, J F. Mack, Mrs Lampson, Miss Belden, R. H. Singleton, P. D. Sherman [43] HeaJ of the Departmetit of Animal Ecology Prope sor L. E. Lord Htail of the Classics Department SSICS DEPARTMENT— J. O Lofdero. L. Alexander. L. E. Lord. C. N. Cole, S, L. Wallace, Mrs Stl ' rgis :44] H J. .MS Aninul Hccltfjt p l l f M 1 1 1 B % IJt B ' i yp% r i Kw M Wi ■IV ' HT «« - FJ l mlJ Professor W E. Utterback H ad of the Dcpjrtweut of Public Speukttiz, Professor C. W. Savage Heiii! of the Physical Education Department N. V. Mattis Public Speaking [45: PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT— D. C. Kinsey, L. T. Rogers, P. N. MacEachron, J. H. Nichols, V. R. Morrison, G. C. Throner I ' rufessor L. W. Tavlor HeaJ of tht Physics Departmint C. E. HowB, F. G, TucKHR Phut I Professor K. F. Geisbr Metiii of tht Politictil Science Dtpartmtnr [46: SPANISH DEPARTMENT R M Dunlan, Mi KlMn LL. P P R«i«« O. Jaszi, p. T. Fenn Political Sciaicc Professor W. D. C.mrns Head of th( Mathemattcx Departtfioit MATHHMATXS DEPARTMENT - C. H. Veaton. Miss Johnson, Miss Sinclair. F. E. Carr Professor C. Sturgis Head of the Spauish Dipartmenr [47] Propessur dr. Moore Hrad of rht Hiiion Diparrmeiir F. b. ArTZ, R. - il.t I llbK. L All. nhlr History WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT- Mi Edwards, Miss von WiNCK, Mm HuoiliTT. Mrs Hmim. Mrs I.iuinahd, Miss Brooks [48] Propimoii G. E. Moultun llr.1.1 of ih i ' i mtn ' i I ' huK I F.JnijIun Oifjrtmint Professor S. Y . Mai.Len.na.m Hri tJ of tht Dtpartmiilt of Philosophy PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT— Mrs. Yeaton, C. C. W. Nicol, A. M. Frye s E. L. Clarke Sociology Professor N. L. Sims Head of the Department of Sociology [49] r i 01t.hDtHARTMEM W J Horner. H. H r:ioun,L H Adams, Mrs Ad ms, Mrs. Hall I- J LiHMANN, T if r ; K W Gu  K m, Sthtol Mkik; K Brouoiiton, T «  ). J H Hui. Ilniary; MiH MiMiRK, Tltort; Mtw Williami and Mit Maomiik, Sthocl Mum Professor G. H. Danfon Heai of rh Gtrnian Departnitnt GERMAN DEPARTMENT A P. Kehlenbeck, Mrs Harroun, C. H. Owen Professor C Ward Hrail of the Art Drpurtmtilt ART DEPARTMENT Miss Johnson, Miss Coons, Miss Trefethen [5 ' ] Pkofes ur Frank H. Shaw Dtrecror of tht CorlSfrl ' jrory Dr. Thomas W. Graham Dejii of ihc Graduate School of Thtolof x I iKAIil A I IM (H H L 1 n iiiriiliHii i M Imriui.K I- hKi N.v i k ii. I- W lUnKLKK.T W (i «HAM. H A YoUTZ. W M HllRTDN, C? W IHKB. KKMfBK t-ULLBRTON [51: John F Adams Prtsiiietit Mary L. Austin V ict Presidttit Miles S. Schapiru Conservalary 9 m D P JoNia. Trijiurrr M K Miiniivriiii.li. .V«r j (7 rf r« j« r jtj H ' .;4i -iiU ■ K ki 1 i i 5V •r«l L.UNKE S. Merritt and Margaret W Palmer Social Committee Inez E. Fisher, Secrtttiry Kathrvn a. Marshall. Thomas W. Williams, Jessie L Bramm, Conservatory Officers [55] li Hblen B. Acibrnu Frtuih John 1 . Au.wu Econowtcs EVANGBLINB ALDbRMAN Zoology Cakl Allensworth, Jr. Political Scittict Frank D. ARtoRD Economics Sociology ANkUN J . AKi..L i English Marian V. Arnolu History 5t, Mary L. Austin English Donald L. Baker Geology Mollis W. Barber Political Science Dudley P ' . Barnard Mathematics James D. Barnes, Jr. Political Science Alfred R. Barr Physical Education Kathleen C. Beard tAusic Mary E. Beattie Enf lish •J-. L [57: James S. Bbdul ' i P litical Science John R. Becmtel Chemistn Sara W Bennett Enf lish KobEKT C. Benton Economics I ' ' Leslie P. Bigeluw Engiixh RuiH BlHt.t liiitor-i h k Iriiich John Uuou. Jr. Prt-MrMcj i x: Helen b . Bolz German Lucy J . Bond Physical Educatton Philip N. Bowen Martha E. Bowman Latin % Jessie L. Bramm Public School Music O. Leonard Brandes Chant str PrcMcdi ' cal Gertrude L. Brockett Mathematics [•LORENCE BrOCKLEDaNK: Chemistry [59 J JesE H. Brooks Pohru ' jl Scitmt Jbssamine C. Brott French Margaret R. Burton Phyticjl Eiiucuttoit Robert E. Burtt English Lawrence T Bi ' rwell Prr-Mldical Albert S. Butzberger Ph) Ileal Etiu.arioii ' -T Arnold C.ampana Public School Mmic KMIIAKINb S C AMPHBLL English r f.1 1 Ai SaR A. L.AMfttHLL Hiitory Kenneth F. Canfield Froich Paul D. Cargill Physics Frederick L- Carlson Chimisfr i MMETT S. CARMRHAIiL Chemistry Jon Etta H. Carter Enghih Virginia M. Cassel French Frederic G. Cassidy English 1 r [6. } Mary S Cmalmbrs German Max J. Chapman Spanish Thomas C. Ch ' bn Eaj lish Annbttb M. Church Enf_lith Alfred G. Churchill Zoology H RRiorT B. Churchill Animal Eco ogy Adrlla M (lmiii ' Enihih l -i David Clayman English Robert M, Conner Economics Charles W, C ook Spanish Clifford A Cook Music Elton S. Cook Chemistry Helen D. Cooper French KuTH L. Court Economics Sociology Lillian E. Coutts English t [63] IUrbara Cranb Prt-Mtihcal Mary Crews Latin Robert A. Cromib Spanish HAHHiki M. Cro by Publ$( School Music W ILIJAM j. C.RDM.AND PlUtlO Mary O. Culbertson Ht story lit Mil ' I II t I t ' H ll S llVlil N t I N PrailKtil Art in: John E. Davis PrC ' Medicai Bonnie B. Day English Frances M. Dean Fine Arts Elizabeth H. Debmbr English Jm Elizabeth C. Delaplane English Fine Arts Charles P. Dickerman History George W. Dickey English Emily G. Doane Mathematics [65] MiLDRBD E. Drake Practical Art Delmar a. Durrv Ecotiomtcs Eugene C Eastman Chemistry Kathkyn Edsun Phy steal EJucation LoRAiNE Edwards Etie hsh M AijLi.iNt Lmk I Orf an M AkJOMll I. i M M.K.Il. Hut,l,,h M, Lhii M l.VK Mil S pants I ' [66. Kathryn R. Ferguson Public School Music Tryon H. Ferguson Eco i(?  cs Inez E. Fisher Fine Arts Frances A. Forbes English Milton C. Forster Psychology Virginia L. Frey English W. Lucille Frye Public School Music Joseph E. Gall Economics [67] tf Marjoric H Gardnbr RoDBRT L. Garvin History Hblbn H. Gbisingbr Chemistry Mafhewut cs HhKN Kli L t Jl, [)Ihl ' X I l ifory PaULINL L (.lUbMHbL H sfori INltH S (.lODDSI ' .l 1 Zoo oj i Ent hih [68] M James V. Grant Pre-Mldical Psychology Emerson N. Gravlin Hntrjry Mary E. Guest Latin ' . ' ' . ■ ■ .= ' --5y A:.J ¥. Lester W. Haering Phsici RusselC. Hanselman Chemistry Zoology Elvajean Hall Socioloz y John B. Haney German John E. Hardy Mafhematicf [69] Ida W . Hakrison Public School Music LdITH M HAR ' illliY Physicjt Education iRt.iL t. H R r Prc-M ,lical Jbraldine O. Hartbr Public Scho ' il Mui ' c Mary G. Hartman French Shirley E Harvey BibU IrbnbG. Haiuuwbrdt Public School Muiic Pb RL V ' . Ha K 111.1. Public Schml Muiic 7«i| f OE F, Hattenbalh Everett D. Hawkins lOI.A t. Hayvvard Pri-Mcdical Econowns Practical Art Ruth Hedges Public School Music George R. Hemingway Economics Isabel R. Hemingway History Esther C. Henrichsbn Physical Eilucation Gladys L. Hetrick MathtJtiatici ■71 Frances L. Hicks I ' iolni Betty L. Hill Public School Music KaklJ Hin ' nersc HiErz German Martha E. HuffMAN Fine Arts Harvey t.-. fioKFSis Political Science RaLCH J Hui.nER Chemistry Lowell H. Holloway Claijut 1 ' aul W . Hook licenomtct Margaret C. Hopkins Spanish Kathrvn L, Hupwood English Charlotte Horton English El[zabeth M. Houghton Socio log V Allene C. Houglan English Frances W. Hubharii Fine Arts Kathryn V. Hubbard Zoology 1 LORAINE K- HuLLEY Public School Music [ }] GBNBvmvE B Hu ■ Ciaistci Georgia M. Hyde Public School Muxic Lawrence b Immoii EcoMotmcs Katb V. I Not. Botany liEUNoN H. Janes Sociology l KJOKlfc A Johnson PhystCitl Educaf oH 1 UuNALD 1 . juNbk Political Stitmi DuRUTIIY J. JoNB Pn MtJual 1A I iMEs P. Keith ECOHO H CS Dorothy H, Kern BibU Ruth E. Kleinbohl History 1 Grace M. Kleinhans G. Vendle Knepper Physical Eilucdtiou Dorothy E. Koch Pin uciil Ei maf oii Harold D. Koontz Economics Shirley M. Kramer History [7H li Miner LwvRtst. b RobbrtG. Lemmekm n Siathemtitici Gaylord C. LeRov Maoribta Livingston English Eleanor H. Lombard Physical Eilucatiou Mary K.. Long Piano li h M Mtiiis 1. i imi Nil fan M I K Nk Lo K hionoiNiiS T Emma M. McCluv Physical Educatiou MargeryJ. McClure Classics MaRJORIE J. MAttAJMH P ano Kenneth G. McDaniel History jI Mary H. MlDonalu Hiitor Ruth H. MlQuate Classics Ida M. Madden History Mary R. Madden Sociology [77] Hilda Maodskk Public School Music Katmrvn Marshall Emma M. Masters Public School Mus c ROLLO R. Ma English M. (jLtNN NlA ' lhliKK ' i Chemistn INIFRED M- MtAU S punish l.t-NK t. MlKKI I [ Public School Af F r NlAUKUb R MuRHvniiL D F.Hj lnh ' .r i Richard F. Metcalf Chetntstry 4 J. Clayton Miller Political Science Kenneth W. Miller Ecoiioinics Sociology Virginia L. Miller French Maude W. Monroe Political Science L. Jane Moody Eng i.i j Elinor Moore Chemistry HaRLBY G. MOORIIEAD English [79] ' M RY MoRLBY Maxin ' e H. Morris Publtc School Mvsic RuBBRT S. Morrison Economtcs LouisL L, Morse Physical Educatiou Kt ' iH L. Mortimer English JOMN A. NtL ' BALER Physical Education Hot tun K EUOBNM NutlLH Efif hsh 80 T Charles K. Novotnv Chemistry Francis L. Oakley Ejiglish R Ar,pii t. )KMsnY I It story John B. Owen Political Science Margaret W. Palmer Florence G. Parker Pia)io •C I Edward A. Parks Economics Louise M. Pease English [8.] Ernest F. Peek Mafhemafics JuLi H. Phillips English Miriam M Pifer Olio i Marian A Plitt frencli Mary G Pocock Latiti Mrs Bertha N. Pope Eh IijI. ' f I DWARU W. PRILIII. hcOHOMICS V ILLAHO ' . Ql ' INE S ,tthf mattes 8i Margaret D. Ralston Fin Arts May T. Ramsby French Doris B. Rayden Larhi Ikfe Margaret C. Reed Viano Theodosia Reed Classics Helen M. Reily Physical Education Margaret C. Reynolds Economics Sociology Ruth E. Reynolds Public School Music [8}] Ljiiii Helen G Rice Piano Walter P. Rogers History Garnett E. Rothert Public School Music Lawrence C. Ross English Mablxn C Ro French Martha h, Kf. liiiilnh Laura M Savers l-.Hf,lish  • ] Miles S. Schapiro Piano Blkniele M Schowengerdt Public School Music JUANITA B- Schramm lAathematks ■m t Mary E. Schubert Mathematics J 1 ' . : William H. Schutt Economics Marjorie R. Seckel German William H. Sedgeman Economics wJKlM Walter M. Sells Puhltc School Music [85] . Harry Sbrotkin Elouise V- Shawkev Etiglish Margaret M. Shea i Katherine Shbldun Efif ltsh Philosophy Marilou Shbpard French CoNSTANXB D. Sherman French M AK KKLl 1. MLKKI] Animal Efofof y I AkkNUKI SlIIUAl A EcMWMtCt |sn Elizabeth Shorti Political Science Marie L. Schulte Piano h. EKYNj. MMMONS English MaRJORIE F. SlMMS English Lawrence E. Skinner Pre-Medical Hilton A. Smith Chemistry k Josephine W. Smith English Leonore H. Smith French [87] ViolettbJ Smith MarcusJ. Stalby English Janei H. Stanley Economics Sociology Deborah M Stbbr Erif lii i English Helen H Stikkhnm Pitino ( OLION h Su HM I- tut Artt Mak) L. Sirunvi Public School A1 j . [88] f Georgia H. Taylor English W. Gordon TeWinkel Physical Education Virginia H, Thatcher English f Margaret E Tidd Plana Winifred Tidd History Elizabeth Timberman English i ■m Edwin H. Trethaway Physical Education Elizabeth Tuckley Practical Art [89] I I DON ' ALD R. TUTTLE English Clara R. Twitlhell Public School Music Philip V. Tv- Educariofi I i4uWARO A. T Ltk Ht story Glenn S. UbHtK Chemistry Paul anBodegraven Public School Music A MaIiUA iM. ON VVuNtk Phyiital EJuitillQil RuThJ. WALibSHAUlitl I 90 J K. ■ THERINE H. WaSSERFALLEN English Annistine Waterbury Socio! oi, Allan G. Watkins Animal Ecology Andrew C Webster Physical Education L. Arlean eidner Piibl c School M S C Maxine D. West French it John S. Wharton Violin Adeline G. Whhatlby French [91] Akna C. W ' helan fine .irn Hi Georgb R. White Mathemutics Laura T. Wilkinson Public School Mustc 1 Thomas V, Williams Voice Mary E. WirrEMiRE P ano Ruth V. Wood Practical Art Catiibrinh H oi nwARii Music HlRiHAftO t. ' History [91I LiNA B. Yeager Public School Music W. Clair Yentzer Pri-Midical Dorothea M. Zilch Mathematics Dr G. W. Andrews Head of the Cr aii Dtpartnieiit [93] Hi «l JAMES W. GRISWOLD Staff Photiigr.iphcr 4 I Mary K. Jordan Vice Fresidtfit 1 rM m S ( rrcr tf|; r : l -■- - 1 5 u J i li r i 1 m 1 4 B Junior Black and White Rbveu Lyle Ii Craine Pmuicnt Don bLDKBD, Trejiurrr; Naniy Marks, Stcrfr tr}; Kay Kvhs and Wallv Rvall. Snctal Committrt I: ,S IP Eugene B. Morgan Prtsidrilt of Conservatory j uiiior Class The D.iisv Chain Marjorie W. Watters Vice President R. Kenneth Holt, Secretary-Treasurer; Martha J. Ferguson and James Q. Thrasher, Social Committee [97] Junior Pid ' urc Index AdMOu, Forc t . . AduDi, Robert Albncht. Hiirl Allen. S ' cIIk Alvord, Ru«ilic Antico. MiliircJ AodftMt, Mudic Aillclonl. Srbil Auj{U tinc. 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Flkkingbr Opal Hrikky I Josephine Hill MlLORED ToLES T ' I T; . ■titt— ■ ■ I ' ■  - ■ — m m «H m m-- [ « J 1 J 11 I _j i J - ' - 1 i- Joe Waiehs VNciVE Olsen Bill Flammer Harry Bill Hibl JuB SlIAPPKR Hkminowav Hinbs John Hbntlev Henry Shiphbrd [too] Margaret Felts Catherine Sutherland Marian Channell Rosalie Alvord Virginia Wilcox Tom White James Woods Franklin Peters Donald McLeod Cornelius Fenner Carl Brickley Peg Reynolds Bill Biel [lOl] Kenneth Hult l EuGBNB MOROAN Mary Shipherd Mihmm Peabody hl.lZMIEIM MeRIAM Wallace Ryall George H. Junes Edwin Lawrence KATIILIibN LALL ELIZABrril HURNETT M«YnELLK TaRRULL Rum RiKKWtx D Katmerink C.unoer [lOl] Percivai. Johnson David Robinson W M Donald Bowland Clifton Grant Donald Hinman DwiGHT Hanawalt Hermann Burkhardt Nicholas Fontana Alice Thrall Elsie Rule Charlotte Bond [103] Mardie Andrews Roselle Bezazian Elsie Lukas Ruth Brummi 11 HaRRIBT CoLDt ' RS ' E. Kathryn Ruch LOUISB McCuLLOUGH kjtBEL Smith NoELLB Todd LouisB Saywei.i. Marjorie Smith Bkn Whiting KuiiHR C ' tRAY Paul Wallace Harold Bras ' ot Clara Whitney Thbrbsia Hoppa Jm iii BowEN Mary Nei os Ruth Stevenson ' I ft -5 . Rachel Rogers Mary Neikirk Jean Krell Edna Gluck Marcia Platt Cornelius Fenner Gerald Scarborough George Irvin Roger Clapp Marjorie Watters Louise Waldorf [105] Elizabeth Towne Florence Ellis Helen Winder Eva M Peek Margaret Benson Mildred Kurepkat Margaret Youno Roscoe Oetzbl Stanley Prier Glenn King Winston Cassler Susan G. Shbdd Gracb Kline 1.0UISE Hunter Martha Buck [•06] Sybil Astleford Pauline Rooney William Kelso Fred Ficken Jack Service Marty Wilbur Sid Willis Jim Thrasher Charles Canfi Bill Augustin: [107] ELD rm •  . fB 4 tv - - . ' I Luu Ruu Dorothy Roberts Hazbl Stebler Margaret Schott N ' iRGIN ' IA McCallum Roberta England Virginia Easton Harriet Hoenstive ■■ V 1 9 Wtm m ■|i e: ■ U r Minnie Bowen Louese Perrine m Bob Barr Ned Kenworthy John Curtis Don Eldred Arthur Bernstein David Wahi. Elizabeth Dobrschuk Margaret Francis Ri ' TH Bell loS Virginia Blevins Vivian Haring Irene Kline Edwin Shui Helen Thomasson Margaret Searle Joy LooMis Lenore McNish Mary Morrill Franklin Peters Lee Shackson Richard Betteridge [ 109] Hblbn Coblbntz Elizabeth Reeder Aloerta Wilson Jean Ball • roDDARD Curtis Robert Maynard Howard Barnes K.AII11.U1NK lloir Mildred Smitii Melkimh KoniNSUN Richard Stocker WlLL RO WrcH Florence KixcuELoii Ella Sheri.ey Muriel Hanson Dick Malone Leslie Richards Charles Schoff George Motter Roger Bate Howard Duust Jack Grisdlay Dud Rlld LuoMis Laird Ed Ki i .iiAUER Wilbur Brann Art Cotton Forest Adams 11 ' ' 1 John Beattie RoLLAND GlaDIEUX ■ir Croutmamel Hill Lemon [ni] W VATT KiNi. Herb Meiniiold Andy Lindsay Caroline ScHULTZ Trix Brantweinbr Mary Jordan Mary Lou Miller Kay Kuhn il Louise Griswold Beatrice Farrell Edith Mould Nancy Marks Ruth Cross Peg Brainerd Helen Thomas Helen Fauver Peg Magee Elizabeth Fitton Mary ' Rogers Jane Smith LuciLE Stratton Dorothy Zannoth 1 [ }] Rflll SllEPPARD Al OI.VETTE LoWRV Peo Heeley Fred W ' hitb Don Hi ' MisToN Gladys Brandhnburo Mary Jacod Naomi McFarlano [•m] Ross W ' lLSUN SlEWARi MlK.HLVEY VuK K Mau Roger Hawkins Ray Gladieux 1 . -iff Kleanor Nidy Katharine Barry LuRA Smell Bernadine Otten Louise Lenhart Mary A. Muir [115] Thbudorb Yocom loiiv ' an Cleef Martha Fercuson Mildred Antku Ujis Rex 1 r Beryl Ladd Paroda Dunning MM Nl IXlR HSTHEK MlC.ALL Dolores Gintert Elizabeth Blosser Ranghild Nelson Catherine Gregg Hazel Albrecht Sally Ball Mary Truman Martha Steivle «i ' 1 Ernest Wakukawa Lew Hannen George Wightman Svend Peterson [ 7] t kENNETH HVLE Dorr Phillips liLiZAnETii jEWErr Newbll Stannard DuNALD Dixon John Cirau Mary Harden ' elma Odiornb Ruth Raymond Elsie Robinson IiSJ Harriet Hope Herbert Clough Ernest Dickerman Mary Bosshart John Wasner I ! Bernard Newman John Williams Dolores Mineka Sarah Dawson Vera Brown Jane Seiferth 9 |r ! ' Ralph Heath Foster Poland j RED Ford isxifttttmm V ■« 1PW- V ' jut Lawrbncb Weit Charles Hcbbard Don Sawyer I)oR Lanob Winona Jai k JAl MI I.ANUl! Kl ' TII W ' lI.HV Dan Sullivan Bill Griffiths Paul Peters Jack Hoek George Harwood Jane Lee Beryl Spicer Paul Smith ' ! « Bill PRiciMORE Charles Miller Lyle Craine [! ] Loo How Elizabeth Hanson Dorothy Butler Muriel Warren Walter Hoy James Sell jUANNErTE Trk K Maky C ollibr Gracb Lkslib Kill Graham Ray MiC lblland [ill] ivA M Smith Margaret Garrahan Alice Kline Gertrude Garris Beatrice Merriman Phillis Keenev Jonas Hollands Hugh Elmer Raymond ork Farrand Baker James Haralamiue Whitney Herr Bob Adams ' ernon Barrett Frank Graham Ben Custer 12-3. JtANNiirrE In cho HblBN KlUiURE Cecilb Pbquionot W ILLARD PaVNL 1 HUMA Mt ' STARD l!! .h I -AROLVN ' LJ VN Helen Watts Mary V. Spear Miriam Strong Hkainerd Bridcman Dorothy Sulton Nellie Allen 1 ' M . tirm C KAWiuiiu MAHtiAKiir SiKvnNi Millubni Lkhpkr Paulink Wallah Hazbl Walrath LULlLtb 1. MbLLUN Vict PrniJriil Robert i). Hen ' rv Prciulcnr The Sophomores Win Their Second Annual Scrap Sophomore Social Exuberance IXuiaki W. iJiurch, Trr.nurer; Margaret M, GleNMicf, . f,Tr jr Jean H. Mackenzie and Paul A. Thomas. SkUI Ctttimititi [116] I Dorothy P. Peterman Vict Prtsldint ConsLTN .itorv Lost iiiiJ Found Department R. Bernard Fitzgerald President of the Conservatory Sophomore Class Robert A. Melchcr, Secretary-Treasurer: In.i M. D.iw and Hcnrv Ready, Social Committee Biick ' ou: Bedford, Burry, Mathews, Graves, Claypoolc, Herring, Uurkcc, Mast, M WinJer, Uergsmi, t. Mother, Mark, Conrad, R. Locsch, J. B. Hamilton, Bloss, Brandon. THrJ: Fanning, Flynn, Goodnow, Bowser, F Dickev, Cooper, Grabill, Duell, C. Howell, T. Ford, Atlcins, R. Davis. L. Bolircr. Sicouil: . . Cooper, J. Mould. Mellon, Wardwcll, Longman, Westervelt, V. Adams, Morse, Laney, Bennett First: H. Horton, E. Hiatt, .M. Houglan, Syvertscn, Lane, Huge, Dunklc. Henrv, Dalzel, .McCune, Mcbus. ( Raikrou: Palmer, U ' llkink, Tliomscn, Tuiile, M. Zikl), Kuhh, U. Siiiiili, ' aciHorn. ThirJ: Dcwar, Lotc, E. A Shaircr, Shullcnhcrgcr, Thompson, Dracgcr, Denton, Maischass, Wcnids, Sncyd, G. Swancy, Powell. SiniiJ: M. Tyler, Randall, K. McCulloiigh, Hawkins, Snyder, Spccht, Schmitkons, Robinson, Dunklc, Erler, Louis. Ransom, R. Huhhard, Ta lor. Firil: Roudabush, Kun, t. H. Shalfcr, Walker, U. Wells, .Mct gcr, McLaren, t. Smith, P. Thomas, Roosa, Boynton, Sanchez, F. Robinson, Simptun, Woodhull. Backrau:- Grosser, Aurcn, J, Webster, Roosa, Nichols, Wakeman, A. Beatty, J. Thomas Second: A. Maclntyre, McCord, C. Brown, M. Barber, E. Nichols, Hogan. First: J. M. Pocock, H. Mann, Brandt, Cleverdon, Oldenburg, Fishel. Ruthenburg, B. Phillips, K. Reed. Back row: Mayo, Traxler, Kocferl, V. Blodgett, Ball, Hoback, F. Martin, Baierlc, Kilmer, Grummitt. Third: Hahn, ]. Blodgett, Locke, Latshaw, Behr, Kydd, Chase, K. Koch, H. Rcid, V. M. Smith, Decker, Kcnyon, M. Curtis, Turnbull. Second: R. Hart, Delfs, J. Wiley, Dean, Copley, Eichleay, Schaffncr, Simonds, Colson. First: Alexander, Chan, Kremers, S. Perkins, Spcnce, M. Smith, Saddler, Arthur, Hand, Gilmorc. I 119 1 bjckrou: (j. brxc-s. Ready, Toms, .Nicely. Stand: Mclchcr, Clarke, J. Russell, Carson, G. Simkins, Mayer. First: A. Roberts, J. Stevenson, R Nichols, David, Eycstone, Whitehead, Schmidt. Bofkrow: Gxjpcr, Oiplin, Mirici, l)i.nin.iii. ll ilm.in, li, Iu jjcliM, Lurtic. SicmJ: Gould, Kbcrwinc, Brod, Hastinns, Henry. M. Ncwcomh, Beach, Bugbcy, Deniont, Daw, L. Horton. firit: Adicr, Moore, Fink, L. Lee, Ocrian, Chenowcth, E. Barnes. I ijol iiLiZADBTH L. Hughes Vue Prtsttltnt Ihc anguard oi the Race Danibi. I.AHOTMBM, Trtajyrtr: J«NB K (imiwuLli, itrretary; IXiauriir A () iiukn jnd T Habulh Dkxthk, Social Cowiniriii I «U iiuirv ' Marian (1 llMu.iiri .iikI CIi.unn W. Mi n sN,Siiciiil Coiiniiittrr: MAKitAliKr v.. Null ' , Sicrrlan- ' l ' rtaslircr [I3!J BMinu: Bonncll, Lightncr, J Brown. Coven, EU, Dcwcy, Griffith, Fiorto, K. Lcc, Inspruckcr, Docrschuck. C. Divis, Bczuijin. Famth- J. Laird. Kribbs. Egcr. Ela, Dexter. Eliinc Hill. W. Johnson. TtirJ: Campbell, Lewis, H. Johnston. DensK:r|er, Foltz. Wharton, . JlarJ, Kohlnivcr, Brokenbua StcmJ Luttcrman, B. Dawson, Fletcher, J. Griswold, Gottschalk Fischer, Grant, Grovcr, E. Hiatt, M. Harvey. Fittf Darnell, Simon, Fitch, Crow, R. Coatcs, Conant, L. Bernard, K. Baell, M. Elv. IXj.Krj-j.. I biu.M.. Lj. . V It ' svh. e hji ' .;tvi!jui. bau;r. K.wUUcJ) . ll.iiJi; j;. l..i.l.iii-k , tioct;:,; ftmlh: Jo lvn. lanticnv, Kutchin. Holmes, Livingston. ThmJ A. Bcosvn, Percy. K Hubb.r ' ' - tarothcrs. E Fauver, M Houjhton. Dexter, K. Hamilivw. Lehman, H Brann StcmJ Hale. Howe. Ellis. Hall. C.r t cnev. Diebold, Kirbv. Uoin firii W Scott, Chatters. Bcazic, 1 ' - .KCt, Garner, Hjiimi LlUworih 1 ' .4 I Back row; Tcnncy, 1. Scrotkin, H. Wilder, Waters, F. Roberts, SiDart. Jackson, Roc, RichnioiiJ. A. MtUuJ, Strong, G. Schniilkons. Sixth- C. Anderson, Schneider, Fiorto, Percy, Joslyn, R. Jackson, R. E. Maynard, Rivkind, Wheeler. Fift j: Pctricolf, Porter, Strawhridgc, E. Fauvcr, Algeo, Wood, W. Smith, R. Smith, Severance, F. Barry. Fourth: Splitstone, W. Hughes, J, Griswold, Volk, Sanderson, Parks, Bonncll Thiril: Pier, ' . Patterson, S. Smith. Sprictsma, H. Richards, M. Perkins, Stick. Stcouil: Sheiton, Eberiein, Raedel, Moos. Young. Zeleny, D. Waterbury, Ovcrholscr, Schmitkons. First: Young, Ru.ssell, Cornell, E. Johnson, Timm, Lewis, Satterthwaite. Backrou: Siddall, Bauer, .Meadcr, Wood, Sams, M. Williams, R. Smith, Roc, Venncr. Fifth: Wheeler, N. Miller, A. Ashe, O. Roberts, L. White, ScnscI, Piper, W. Scott, H Young. Fourth: Vining, Schmitkons, E. Shotwell, Pier, E. Oldenburg, Ranncy, Lanich. Third: Wells, Swing, S. McCallum, M. Patterson, Ovcrholscr, Nccid, McGluc, Matcrsc, Landcs, Spahr. Sicond: King, Mattcson, D. Waterburv, Thrapp, .Murray, Porter, Bliss, Morrow, Pope, M. Tucker, Osborn. First: Ping, S Richardson, Rainer, b. Wells, Rindfusz, Vcrdier, R. Root, H. Thompson. ! 35 Bach-rou:- Howard, Doty, Brannigan, Sncll. Fifth: Stciglcv, Ncir, Morgan, Bruton, M. F. Strong, Bullcn. Fourth: Punkc, Marquette, Staples, Hand, Shaw, R. Perkins, Hargcr. ThirJ: Ochmkc, Wahl, Lcicht, Wade, E. Stratton, JeJIiffe, C. Carr. Second: R. Richards, Sattcrthwaitc, K. Hoffman, Myers, Hillis, O. Simkins, H. Robertson. First: Sifton, Hathaway, Stech, P. Jones, K. Forbes, Cowcll, Bair, Donat, Murlcy. Buck row: Hamilton, Hcrnianson, LovcCC, Hopper, Ledger. ThirJ: Creel, Humphrey, V. Bowman, Crain, Kellogg, C-orncll. StcoiiJ: Hjiderinan, Hippie, Gray, Ahlroth, Culler, Fiske. Firil: Mine, FLigfj, 0.ivi , Kcminer, Kendrick, M Bradley President E. H. Wilkins Phi Beta Kiippa The list includes the unc-eighth ot ihc class ranking highest in scholarship. Seniors who have not taken all of their college course in Oberlin are required to maintain a distinctly higher grade than others. Elton Straus Cook Mar - Gill Hartman Richard Putnam .Mctcalf. . Constance E enisc Sherman . ' irginia Helen Thatcher. . . ELECTED I. THE JUNIOR YEAR (1929) Oberlin, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Elyria, Ohio Oberlin, Ohio Santa Ana, Calif. ELECTED IN THE SENIOR YEAR (1930) Evangeline Alderman Tyrrell, Ohio Mary Elizabeth Beattic New London, Ohio Sara Woodruff Bennett Tottori, Japan Oliver Leonard X ' lctor Brandes Granite City, III. Gertrude LuRene Brockett Kenmore N. Y. Robert William Cairns Oberlin, Ohio Sara Alice Campbell Chestnut Hill, Pa. Emmett Scott Carmichael Wcllsbure, W. ' a. Adella Mae Clark St. Joseph, .Mich. David Clayman Nilcs, Ohio Clifford Alden Cook Crestline, Ohio George Washington Dickey Lima, Ohio Emily Grace Doane Lorain, Ohio .Marjorie Louise Estabrook Warren, Ohio Helen Hines Geisinger Auburn, Ind. Bernard Louis Gladicux Everett Day Hawkins Betty Louise Hill Kathryn ' erne Hubbard Ruth Eleanor Klcinbohl. , Emma Maude McCloy. . . . Lovey Jane Moodv. Elinor Moore Harley Green Moorhead . . Margaret Wedd Palmer Willard X ' anOrman Quine. Theodosia Reed Mary Margaret Rhodes Margaret Mar)- Shea Marilou Shepard. Adeline Grace Whcatkv Joseph Sandy Himcs, Jr. Nancy Cameron Marks. Ruth Lenore Stevenson ELECTED FROM THE CLASS OF 1931 Toledo, Ohio .Nutley, N.J. Chicago, III. .West AUis, Wis. Cleveland, Ohio White Plains, N. Y. .Elyria, Ohio Media, Pa. Omaha, Neb. . Oak Park, 111. Akron, Ohio Warren, Pa. Girard, Ohio Canton, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Medina, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio Milwaukee, Wisconsin Oberlin. Ohio I ' }« Junior Honor List The Junior Honor List includes the names of ten per cent of the class having the highest scholar- ship grades during the second semester of 1928-29 and the first semester of 1929-30. There are 283 in the Junior class. The list includes 28 names; the names are arranged alphabetically. Students whose names are marked with a star ( ) ranked m the highest ten in the class. The list is prepared under the two following rules: (1) Only those students are considered who are classed as Juniors; (2) only those students are considered who have completed seventy-five or more hours of work. Gladys Ethel Brandenburg West Lafayette, Ind., High School Benjamin Allen Custer Lima, Ohio, Central High School ♦Donald Merritt Eldred Enosburg Falls, Vt., High School Roberta Wilhemina England Oak Park, 111., Oak Park and River Forest High School Frederick Arthur Ficken Toledo, Ohio, Scott High School Jared Hewes Ford Oberlin, Ohio, High School Edna Daisy Gluck New York, N. Y., Harlem Evening High School and Julia Richman High School Vivian Frances Haring South Bend, Ind., Senior High School Josephine Elizabeth Hill Elyria, Ohio, High School ♦Joseph Sandy Himes, Jr Cleveland, Ohio, East High School Mildred Lillian Kurepkat Hasbrook Heights, N. J., High School Emilv Millicent Leeper Braddock, Pa., High School Louise Catharine McCullough Allentown, Pa., High School Nancy Cameron Marks Milwaukee, Wis., Riverside High School Edwin Oldfather Reischauer Tokyo, Japan, American School Rachel Louise Rogers Newbury, Mass., High School Emma Kathryn Ruch Allentown, Pa., High School Charles Gerald Scarborough Moran School, Wash., Moran School for Boys Margaret Hertha Schott Cleveland, Ohio, West High School ♦Caroline Edward Schulz Oak Park, 111., Oak Park and River Forest High School ]ames Plattenberger Sell Allentown, Pa., High school Ruth Westcott Sheppard Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa., Germantown High School ♦James Newell Stannard Brooklyn, N. Y., Boys ' High School Ruth Lenore Stevenson Pocomoke, Md., High School Helen Elizabeth Thomas Sharon, Pa., High School ♦Muriel Elizabeth Warren Clinton, Mich., High School Ross Boas Wilson Lakewood, Ohio, High School Helen Winder Mt. Victory, Ohio, High School ' 59 Sophomore Honor List The Sophomore Honor List includes the names of ten | cr cent of the chiss having the highest scholarship grades during the second semester of 1928-29 and the first semester of 1929-30. There arc 294 in the Sophomore Class. The list includes 29 names; the names arc arranged alphabetically. Students whose names are marked with a star ( ) ranked in the highest ten in the class. The list is prepared under the two following rules: l) Only those students are considered who are classed as Sophomores; 2) only those students are considered who have completed forty -five or more hours of work. Char!es Kirkwood Alexander Bellaire, Ohio, High School Roberta Evelyn Baierlc Stroudsburg, Pa., High School Dorothy Alice Boynton Elyria, Ohio, High School John Frederick Charles East Cleveland, Ohio, Shaw High School Robert Allan Clapp Watertown, Conn., Taft School Ada Evclvn Cooper Ann Arbor, Mich., University High School Elinor Adrienne Danton New York City, N. Y., Horace Mann School Doris Lillian Decker Bridgeport, Conn., High School •Genevieve Delfs. . Canfield, Ohio, High School Lucile Minerva Dcwar Flint, Mich., High School Marv Cecilia Durand Washington, D. C, Miss Madeira ' s School Frederic George Ebinger Oak Park, 111., Oak Park and River Forest High School ♦Dorothy Lillian Grosser Oak Park, III., Oak Park .md River Forest High School Oliver Joseph Grummitt Lakewood, Ohio, High School Lloyd Vincent Hennings Whitehouse, Ohio, High School Helen Scott Horton . ... Lancaster, Pa., Stevens High School Robert DuBois Hubbard. Oberlin, Ohio, High School Dorothy Bothwell Kohlmetz . Cleveland, Ohio, Laurel School Katharine Caldwell .McCullough Ellen Stanbery Nichols. Wilda Agnes Payne. . . . Jamcs Daniel Powell. . . Alice Helen Roosa Marictte Simpson . Oberlin, Ohio, High School .Medina, Ohio, High School . Garrettsville, Ohio, High School Clcxciand, Ohio, West High School Hamburg, N. Y., High School Detroit, Mich., Northern High School Florence Elizabeth Tuttle Painesville, Ohio, Harvey High School Eleanor Letitia Upson Erie, Pa., Central High School Maurice Hart ' an Horn Lakewood, Ohio, High School Helen Ward Oberlin, Ohio, High Schoi)l Carlton Edwards Wilder Greensboro, N. C, High School l 4ol Freshman Honor List The Freshman Honor List for the first semester of the present xar includes the names of ten per cent of the Freshman Class with highest scholarship grades. The names are arranged alphabetically. Students whose names are marked with a star ( ) ranked in the highest ten in the class. There arc 312 Freshmen in the class, the list includes 32 names. The Freshman Honor List is prepared under the two following rules; (1) Only those students are considered who are classed as Freshmen; (2) only those students are considered who have taken not less than fifteen credit-hours of work, eleven of these being chosen from the regular Freshman work. Iva Louise Atkin Warren, Ohio, Harding High School Frank McArthur Barry Cleveland, Ohio, John Adams High School Harold Arsene Bezazian Chicago, 111., Nicholas Senn High School Allen Thomas Bonnell Erie, Pa., Academy High School John Rowland Brown, Jr Cleveland Heights, Ohio, High School Mary Murlyn Cameron Toledo, Ohio, Scott High School Gertrude Marilla Cheney New Haven, Conn., HiUhouse High School Evelyn Clara Crow Garfield Heights, Ohio, High School Ethel Elise Dann Richmond Hill, N. Y., High School Almon Rousseau Dewey Des Moines, Iowa, Roosevelt High School Rosalie Jane Eherlein New York, N. Y., Washington Irving High School Faith Lee Fitch New York, N. Y., Horace Mann High School for Girls Ruth Gwendolyn Foltz Bucyrus, Ohio, High School Claudine Bessie Groves Cleveland Heights, Ohio, High School Mary Wilson Harvey Pittsburgh, Pa., Peabody High School Jeanne Hibbard Columbia, Mo., Hickman High School Doris Josephine Kellam Ridgway, Pa., Centennial High School Williain Hopper Livingston Honolulu, Hawaii, Punahou Academy Helen Virginia McGlue Staunton, Va., Mary Baldwin Seminary Archibald McLeod Newark, N. J., Newark Preparatory School Helen Elizabeth Malcolm Quincy, Mass., High School Mary Louise Matteson Youngstown, Ohio, South High School Sarah Hosford Metcalf Webster Groves, Mo., High School Ruth Constance Pier Oak Park, 111., Oak Park and River Forest Township High School George Edwin Schmitkons Lorain, Ohio, High School Svlvia Smith Evanston, 111., Roycemore School Lois Roth Symons Glendale, Ohio, Glendale College ♦Marion Elizabeth Tucker Columbus, Ohio, Grand view Heights High School Ellen Patricia ' erdier Grand Rapids, Mich., Central High School Dorothy Elizabeth Waterbury Shaker Heights, Ohio, High School Melvin Wood Wright Bellevue, Ohio, High School Marv Ann Zelenv Aurora, 111., East High School The highest average grade was secured by Miss Malcolm. The second highest average grade was secured by Miss ' erdier. M ' :-fy«i_-yv. fciio« School of Theology I. 191 Mrs. iillcn S. jaiiK-s gavc thc Seminary $100,000 to form the nucleus of a funi.1 lor a new buiklinij. This moncv lias accu- mulated until it has ncarlv douhlcJ. Last vcar Mr. John D. Rockefilkr, Jr. gave $300,000, wliicli enables the faculty to proceed with the huildins ol a new home for the School of Theo ' .ogv. The liesign has been entrusted to Mr. Cass Gilbert, and it is hoped that work will soon be begun on the rear building. The material is to be smooth sandstone with roof of red tile. The buildings form a i.|iiadrangle, the three rear sides ot which are de oted to dormitories, and the front, on Lorain Street, to a Chapel, administration offices and lecture rooms. The front of the building will be T shaped, the Chapel extending out in the center to the north. In a tower overlooking the rest ol the building, the Dean will have his private ofhce, the better to enable him to keep his eve on both i i!iip i . On the first lloor of the dor- mitory at the north end of the quad rangle, there will be a refec- tory and students ' quarters; up- stairs, a Iihrarv and .1 large social and common room in which there ll.iikriu. Kii , W. H W.ill.icc, IVrkiiis, I.. Il.ill. .iK.itiu;r.i, Horric, . Huclicr, H.ir.i, ivvm l-eurih: M j )rc, Husmij;, Mr. C T. Craij;, Kir, ly, Tay, Harvey, Kawasc. Third: Holfnian, Manncrv, Mr. G. W. Fivkc, Mr. R. U. Brown, Autcn, . riii)ld, Nishiliara. StcDiiJ: Ewott, J. Jackson, lickcrt, Ocan T. V. Ciraliani, Mr. F. W. Ilucklcr, Tluiiin, llanipart ouniian, Ycranian. ririi: WiMililriilyc. l.atrorv, Knh.u aslii, C Phillips, Mr W. M. Horton, Yainaii. N.inata. Himcno. I 4il Nathan E. Escott Gale Rrrz HhNHY F Ht)RNB Naokichi Kobavashi Walter J. Thoms are to be old-fashioned fire-places. The building on the west side is to be devoted entirely to students ' rooms of various sizes and forms, to meet individual tastes and pocket- books. On the east side there has been incorporated a new feature; the upper story will be divided up in- to apartments for married students. It has been the concern of all to provide a building at once use- ful in which to work, a comtort- able home for students who arc studying here; and a monument worthv of the Seminary ' s past in which both collectivelv and indi- vidually it is hoped that the achievements and labors ot past members and friends ot the school mav fmd an appropriate recogni- tion of their contributions to its welfare. N. M. W. [ M3l 1 Maky M. Rhodes Vice PrijiJinl Max J. Chapman PrisiJeiit Bbttv L. Hill Stcrrtary Student Council The Student Council regulates affairs i n - o 1 - i n g men and women jointly in conformitv with College regulations. It strives par- ticularly to represent student sen- timent on the campus, and to encourage cooperation between the faculty and the student body. The Council s chief success this year has been in the work of its treasurer, who was chaninan of the Student Chest. Owing to the unprecedented success of the Chest, the Council was able not onlv to pay certain publication debts of long standing, but to establish a contingency fund which shall pre- vent recurrence of such debts. Mfr Edith W. Mould H ' omril ' s Krprrmltatin Arthur L. Cotton Min ' s Rrprtstiitativt Magrieta Livingston Women ' s Ltague Harley G. Moorhead Mini Scnat! Francis C.Oakley Triastirtr Maurice R. Merryfield Puhliculions, Fortnsics I The Council obtained twelve o ' clock permission for dances. It was instrumental in securing a return to the old system of reporting of grades. The Council hopes to have simplified the situation at class reunions by sanctioning the union of senior classes of the College and Conservatory. 147! Back: B. Gladicux, J. Adams, McrrylicM, Crainc, l.cRov, Barrv. Second: Henry, Kline, Koontz, Palmer, Sams. fini: Rcischauer, Ransom, MoorheaJ, R.J. GlaJieux. Men ' s Senate Till ' , 1 919 -1 9: 0 Men ' s Senate has administered its duties very successful 1 , 1-iein; fortunate in having an ener etic and capable personnel, h supervised a spirited tie-up, an enthusiastic football banquet, several t, ' Ood stags, and a civilized cap-burning. It pre- vented several Frosh-Sopli nuitu.il massacres, but encouraged mani- festations of class spirit and exuber- ance. Its policv favored tradition and individu.ilisin ' . MS Backrow: Sprigg, Livingston, Stockham, Hartman, Shawkey, R. Reynolds, Delfs. Thiril: Court, Campbell, F. Parker, Raymond, Mead, V. Frey. Second: Sherley, Lukas, Brott, R. Sheppard, G. Wilson, McDonald, Cooper, Kleinhans, Kluge, Mellon. First: Gluck, Brockett, Haskell, Merritt, Geisinger, Hayward, Arthur. Women ' s Senate The Women ' s Senare is a repre- sentative group wliich expresses the sentiment of the women con- cerning campus problems. The membership consists of house presidents, class vice-presidents, and four members of the Executive Board. At the monthly Senate meetings problems of house government are discussed. Any proposed changes in legislation may be made in the Senate, referred to the Executive Board and then to the Joint Council. [ 149 J Back row: Stcnburg, T. Williams, E. Anderson, BctccnJgc, Holt. ThirJ: Cary, B. Fitzgerald, Campana, Van Bodcgravcn, G. Morgan, Tufts, R. Stockcr, Wharton SeconJ: Branigan, Warch, Garlangcr, Stcigcly, Wcstcrvclt, Eaton, Sells. Firsi: Melchcr, Sncll, Gould, . nthony, J. Holloway, E. Thomas, Gassier. Conservatory Men ' s Board 1 HL ( ' on.scrvatorv Men ' s Board was ori_ninall - a small _i, ' ioup o Conscrvarorv men hose endeavor was a closer fellowship hetween faculty and students of the Conser- vatorv. Today the enrollment in- cludes fifty-seven members. I ' lic duties of the board are of a social nature, encourat in ' the individual to participate in t roup activities. This Near it organized a basketb.ill team. [ijo] wtmm ss s B f gwpiffie! Back row: Walters, Doty, Haskell, Pcrrine. Firjt: F. Parker, K. Marshall, MacComb. I Conservatory Women ' s Board The Women ' s Board is composed of the presidents or vice-presidents of the Conscrvatorv classes, the chairmanof the Conservatory coun- sellors, a representative from the Y. W. C. A., and the Conservatory members of the Executive Board of the Women ' s League. Together with the Men ' s Board it promotes the welfare and social life of Conscrvatorv students, and arranges the Thanksgiving party and the Christmas Promenade. [151] Back row: Bicl, Hemingway, Service. First: A. Barr, Moorhcad, Koontz, Barber. Men ' s Honor Court Although a special snuiv ot the Honor Svsrcm has been made this vear, the Honor Courts have continued under the original system with a few changes. Among these are the enlarging of the membership to include seven seniors and juniors, the dill ' erent wav o( electing the cli.iirmap ot the Men ' s C-ourt. and the .iticnipt to institute a more individual treatment in the punish- ment ot the odender. I ' 5 Biick row.- Shcrlev, Moody, Ramsey. Sicond: Briley, Channell, Dclaplane. First: HaywarJ, Schultc. Women ' s Honor Court • The Women ' s Honor Court is the judicial branch of the Women ' s League. It tries cases of academic dishonesty among the women of the College and Conservatory, and makes recommendations for penalty to the joint faculty-student council. It is composed of women of the two upper College and Conserva- tory classes, elected b ' the Women ' s Executive Board; its chairman, a senior, is elected at the Women ' s League election. [ 155 1 Back row: Austin, May, Oaklcv, Chainuati. First: Schultc, Barber, Estabrook. Student Chest Cooperation was the keynote of the 1919-1930 College Chest Campaign. A group of fifty active people working with the Chest Committee were able to put rlic Chest over the top in quick fashion. A most significant feature of the project was the universal sentiment cxpressei.1 h the woi ' kers that the realh enioved the work. [ 54] Back row: K. Marshall, Austin, Peabody, HaywarJ. StconJ: M. Rogers, B. von Wenck, Rugh. First: S. Campbell, Livingston, F. Parker, Zannoth. Women ' s League The Women ' s League is com- posed of all college and conserva- tory women. Its works is appor- tioned between four sub-organiza- tions; the Senate, which hears all student opinions and carries on House Government; the Executive Board, which is the legislative bodv;theHonorCourt and thejoint Council, consisting of faculty and students and acting as an advisory board. The Executive Board and Joint Council handle all legislation and the more serious cases of disci- pline. [155] I Back row: H. Horton, Clark, Livingston, Sutherland. Third:: RciJ, von Wcnck, Shiphcrd, McDonald. Stcoiitl: Rugli, Krcll, Rogers, Mrs. Woodruff, Slicdd First: Haskell, M. Miller, Moody, J. Smith. Do. ic, Rhodes. Y. W. C. A. Executive Board Y. W . CjllU,b AT Gl.NI£VA Baikrtw: Clark, CJiurcli, McDun,ild, Hiilinun, Slicdd, Mrs. Graham. Front: Haynard, Palmer, Jordan. [•56] HP - Back row: Sherley, E. Brandt, Neikirk, M. J. Pocock, Cheney, Mathews Third: Meriam, Grosser, M. Davis, Buck, S. Elliot, M. Griffiths. Sccoiiil: R. Sheppard, Sprigg, Stone, M. Houglan, Henry. First: Merritt, Spear, Haring, Wallace, Skilliter, J. E. Smith Y. W. C. A. House Captains I Dorothea Beisser at Children ' s Home [ 157] I Backrou: R. C. Gladicux, R. Hawkins, D. Jones, May. Siccttd: Gray, Churchill, J. Adams. First: Moorhcad, B. Gladicux, Oalclcv, Mau. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet Vv ORKING L-ntirL-U- iinJcr stuJciu IcaJcrsliip this car. rlu- M. C ,. A. has pcrforiiicJ distinct services to rhc student hod -. Aniont; these were the nieetinj s led hv Dr. Ames, the maii uration ot loint . unda services with the V W C A., the donation ot tlie lull - et]uipped V. lodge to the Oiitint Cliih. the work with Ireshnieii, the inaintainiiiL; ot the K - M Kooin. ant.1 the ho s ' work in the town. hsM Back roil.- MerrylielJ, Barber, Cotton, Ficken, Draegcr. Fourth.- Ayrault. Bedford, Hinnerschietz, Gr.ibill, Tennev, Ev.ins. Third: Hug, Kline, Burrett, Grindlay, Kirby, Stcoihi: W. Smith, Poulson, Haring, Leesburg F:rsr: Elise Dann, Lowry, Lott, L Hunter, E. Parker, L. Mick, Bigclou . Forensic Union Debating has enjoyed a partic- ularly successful season. Thirty intercollegiate and twenty exten- sion debates were held on the sub- jects ot education, disarmament, the Kelloi g Peace Pact, and install- ment plan buying. The women ' s team travelled to Chicago and West Virginia; one men ' s team went on a hve-dav trip through Michigan, and another spent the spring recess in the East. A strong nucleus remams for ne.xt ' ear. [159] 1 - BacKrou: Robb, Crainc, Brandt, C. C. Miller, May, Schapiro. Fourth: J. C. Miller, Ericr, J. Thomas, Dunklc. Third: Racdcl, Ellsworth, H. Scrotkin, Maynard, Grindlay, B. Dawson. StconJ: Shclton, Haring, Lott. Claypoolc, F. Hiatt, Herring, J. E. Smith. First: Poc ock, Mctzgcr, Mcrshon, J. Boyd, Zclicny, Lccpcr. Review Staff The Review is rhc only under- graduate medium in Oberlin ior news and publicity. Directed and controlled entirely hy undergrad- uates, the Review not only presents news and features, hut it excites student and lacult - discussion to an unusual degree througli its ' ox Populi columns. This year the important questions have heen the Honor Svstem, ' Prtilessor and Student, Trends on Sports, Extra-curricu lar .Vet i v i ties, W ' liar tile Ciraduate I aces. [•60] Back row: H. Serotkin, Robb, Strauss, Erlcr, GrinJlay Third: J. M. Pocock, Falconer, E. Simmons, Garrahan. Second: H. E. Thomas, Crainc, Haring, J. E. Smith. First: E. Smith, Fischer, Griffiths. Review Staff Department Heads The Classical and Scientific Out- looks , The Future ot Education, Peace and War . Suminarius, star anonymous columnist, has aroused curiosity and gained converts with a critical and facile pen. Feature stories and the social column developed materially in scope and style. Sub- scribers, advertisers, and good- will increased. Honest, earnest, critical, and hopeful, may the Review ever retain the liigh ideals which have earned it respect. [i6i] Howard Dol ' ST EJlIor T The 1931 Hi-O-Hi ' T IS not rt) he a stilted portrait gallery. Ocatc .1 Hi-O-Hi ot technical excellence, unniistak- ahl portraying Oberlin, having all the charm ol a living personality. Thus the Olympian injiinction. . la . 1919 Jim Griswolcl, with his graftcx camera, smile, and curlv hair, was the ubiquitous member ot the staff. Referees coukl not stop Jim. Oberlin cloudbursts only induced him to take pictures of students parading in native dress. His masterpiece, obtained by smuggling the camera into chapel, appears on page iS. Hawkins, surnamed Hercules, carried staging from afar to give the boarding house pictures new backgrounds. For the lirst time in thirty-live years Mr. Rice testities, the Hi-O-Hi has avoided the black smudge left across the top of the picture bv the dark shadows under porch ceilings. Wilbur, Service, and Ryall have pictured athletics as athletics ought always to be pictured — in action. Mirabile dictu, there are onl - three group pictures in the entire sports section I Helen Thomas captured all honors tor stall elii- ciencv bv completing the Junior section on November 18th. Production managers Stratton and Grindlav, with Mary Jordan and her copy staff, supervised the details of the book. Kay Kuhn engineered the most delightful chapel service of the vear and filled the oflice. otherwise a bedlam John LmiN ' ni.AY M AHY JuKOAN i..t p I ' .Jitor LUi-ILb Si KAI U)N I ' (■ . I of dissonant groanings, with the l ric enchant- ment of her charmini, ' melodies. Shipherd, callci,! I luto because ol his ani ' elic benevolence, and Doiist, called Zeus because of his abstract and inarticulate thunderin s, were seen occasionally by the staff, and probably hin- dered it no more than was necessary. Mr. Benson, engraver and idea wizard, climbed into the little window in the chapel tower twenty seconds before a Plain Dealer photographer came puffing up the stairs, and from that imusual angle took the picture that appears on page 31. For the first time, interesting pictures of all the faculty appear in the Hi-O-Hi. On page 2.98 begins an invaluable supplement to the Fusser ' s Guide. The natural-color pictures near the beginning of the book were produced directly from projections of color-sensitive autochrome plates — a process used only recently in commercial advertising, and probably never before in a college annual. Every line printed in type is in Garamond, a letter of beauty and character. The story interest in the pictures and the emphasis on vertical lines are adapted from modern advertising. Every effort has been concentrated upon the essential content of the book. There are no gorgeous division pages. There are no gilded accessories. But page by page, picture by picture, there is slowly traced out the composite personality that is Oberlin. Henry Shipherd Katharine Kuhn Assistant Circiitation Manager Ross Wilson Assistjur Bus nit u Manager E. Sidney Willis Circulation Manager 165 H tLKN i m M Juntor Editor ( LARENce Wilbur Men ' s Athletics r k Makoarbt Magbb li ' orneti ' J Athletics j AMES IjRlSVSOI.I) Staff Photographer htlZADETH MeRIaM Copy 1 Roger Hawkins Boarding Houses Maroaret Stevens Women ' s Athletics m %m Riuzo Omuri Art Thbrbsa HkaN ' I ' WBINBR Copy I If4l WK Caroline Schultz Assistant Advertising Manager Edwin Lawrence Advertising Manager John Service Men ' s Athletics DuxALD HuMisroN Features ' lVlAN Haring Secretary f c i i ' irginia Blevins Features Wallace Rvall Men ' s Athletics Mardie Andrews Organf ations Stewart McKelvev Advert I smz [ 165 1 Back row: Fourth: Third: Stcoill: Finr: Richards, A. Griswold, R. Clapp, Custer, J. Lee, L. Laird, Harwood, S. Curtis. Stannard. Farrcll, Barrv, Colburn, Shcppard, M. Strong. H. Barnes, Mcbus Ravmond, G. Wilson, H. Bell, Kline, M. ' Miller, BranJenburfi, B. Barber, R. Wiley. M. Bowen, Moll, D. Lanjjc, Lecper, L. Hunter, Haralambie, Gill,.|. Curtis. Brantweiner, S. Dawson, R. Rogers, Clough, Lemon, C. Canfield, Hocnstinc. Hi-O-Hi Boarding House Representatives i blAl 1 A.SM.Sl AX IS Backrow: Mathews, H. Hortun. SrcoiiJ: Cross, Braincrd, L. McCullough. First: M. Miller, Hocnstinc, Ruch. ■ 66 I Members- Albrccht S Ball, Beach, M. Bowcn, Bramm, E. Bucll, R. Buell, Cheney, Coolcv, Cunningham, Eyestone, Griffey, Harter Haselswcrdt, Hastings, Hoff, Holman, Hoxvarth, E. Johnson, Jones, Kilgore, LaJJ, D. Lange, Leeper Leslie, Masters, Merritt, Miner, M. Morns, Muir, Nidy, A. Oct, Piatt, Pcrnne, Rex, J. Roberts, E. Robinson, ihaw, G. iimkins, itoudt, E. Strong, Sulton, Toles, Trick, Weaver, Whitehead, L. Wilkinson, Yeager. Girl ' s Band I Rather recent in the line of co-ed activities comes the idea of a Girl ' s Band. This year Mr. Wain has brought forth this new group and has so far raised it to a success- ful adolescence. It has already proved itself a boon to the other co-eds, especialh- at the Yale- Princeton game, and will no douht grow into as permanent an organi- zation as the college band. [167] Back row: J. Grant, Carothcrs, N. Gilbert, G. Morgan, G. Rccd, R. Stockcr, Hansclman, RcaJy, Traxlcr, May. Third: Mealy, B. Fitzgerald, R. HubbarJ, H. Barnes, Cox, Severance, C. Davis, Bcttcridge, Shackson, Dustman, Hacring, Sicond: Tufts, Anthony, D. Barnard, Yocom, Mebus, Dewey, Sams, Rowc, Gary, Hopkins, Garlanger, Wain. Firjt: Sells, W. Adams, Siddall, S. Nichols, E. Gilbert, Brandon, J. Barnard, J. Ford, Lutterman, McClosky, F. Dickey, A. Williams. Oberlin Concert Band 1 1 THIl Concert Band is cnjuvini; a second year of continued success under the leadersliip of Mr. Arthur Williams, the faculty director. This vear it has been aided by the Second Band and the Girls ' Band. The latter aided in presenting the annual Fall Concert giyen on the third of December. The Band has had an actiye past and is looking forward to a bus future. 168 I i4W ' .)iu ' ,, T, ' I :Hl, ' Back row: Garlanger, Wcllivcr, Holt, G. Morgan, Toms, Dustman, Tufts, Schapiro, Cassler, Campana. Fourth: Anthony, J. Holloway, Snell, Crosland, E. Morgan, Eaton, E. Fitzgerald, T. Williams, Ready, Cox. Third: Armstrong, Stockham, Oehmke, Nereson, L. Reed, Humphrey, Alheit, Hawthorne, H. Campbell, Millette, Mott. Second: C. Boyd, H. Cole, Bushyager, Dunning, Schulte, Christiansen, M. Carroll, Flagg, M. Strand, Paisley. First: Hudson, Merritt, Cornell. M. Ferguson, Howell, Kennedy, Rcisner, C. McCullough. I A Capella Choir XHE a Capella Choir is a new organization which was started in September, 1919. The choir, con- sisting of fifty members from both the college and conservatory, is directed by Mr. Olaf C.Christiansen. The choir made its lirst appearance before the student b()d - in chapel on December eighteenth. Since then it has given concerts over radio station WTAM and in towns in the vicini: - of Oberlin. [ 169 f t i0i( f Backrtw: Shackson, Brandcs, Scdgeman, J. Adams, Bcntlcy, T. Ferguson, B. Young, Usher, R. Lorsch. ThrJ: T. White, Grabill, Wcit, J. Owen, J. Imhoff, Irvin, R. Hawkins, Biel, Y. Olscn.J. C. Miller. SeecnJ: Eldred, R. Davis, T. Williams, Pliskc, J. Waters, Koontz. D. Reed, D. Barnard, G. Scarborough, S. Peterson. Firjt: F. Love, Thrasher, R. Bunt, Price, Wirklcr, J. Blodgctt, W Blodgett, Mebus, Dunham. I ll Men ' s Glee Club VvITH an enlarged mcmbcrsliip the Glee Club celebrated during the season of 1919-1930 its fiftieth anniversary of public singint;. The year was especially successful . The Christmas tour included the cities of Rochester, Svracuse, Albanv, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Pirtsbiu ' L;, and 011 .1 wxck-cnd trip ar the close ot rhe first semester the club sani; 111 lOledo, Chicagci, and Detrt)it, jack W ' irkler directed again, assiduously. I 170 I Back raw: Coblcntz, Simonds, Conlon, Hopwood, Sennet, Glessner, Joiner, D. Roberts. Thiril: Seale, Martin. Wiechman, Church, Estabrook, G. Kline, Hullcy, A. Houglan, J. Russell. Secomi: Barry, Zannoth, Morrill, Frye, Crosby, Keeney, Lombard, Gardner. First: L. Bradley, Moll, Doxie, Harter, L. Stratton, Whclan. Women ' s Glee Club I The Women ' s Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. J. E. Wirkler, consists of thirty-one women. Jointly with the Men ' s Glee Club this year it has presented the operetta, In Bagdad , the concert for the Alumni Association, and the annual reunion concert. The spring concert tour included south- ern Ohio, Indiana, West irginia, and Kenruckv. 171] Back row: L. White, Sams, Vcnncr, Gortncr, Houston, G. Weils, D. Gritfitlis. Third: Snyder, C. Hail, Tufts, Siddail, Stcigciy, Spatir, Lindner. Kline. Sicend: Lewis. Schmitkons, F. Roberts, L. Patterson, Neavill, Howe, Wheeler. Firs:: N. Miller, Hale, X ' anBodcgravcn, Strong, Lightner. Freshman Men ' s Glee Club During Frcsh.iKin Week, Mr. Wirklcr selected the Freshman Men s Glee Club. ' erv soon after- ward the club beyan to practice cncri eticallv under the competent leadership ol Mr. ' an Bodei raven, or, as he is better known, ' an . Lee Shackson rook change after Christmas. On one interestini, ' occasion, the club presented a joint concert with the Freshm.m Women ' s Glee C ' lub. I -% 1 Back row: J. Young, E. Shotwcll, Timm, Algeo, A. G. Wilson, Stick, McKee, Matcrse. Fourth: Chcnev, Pr.ut, Simon, Grant, Kirby, E. Williams, Raedel, E. Fauver. Third: K. Burnett, GriHiihs, Tarr, Newell, BcrnarJ, J. Morrison. Second: Ping, K. Schmitkons, Hamm, Landes, D. Hunt, Blackman, Shelton, L. Pope. First: R. Root, Ranney, Poole, Crosby, Strawbridge, Morrow, Vining. Freshman Women ' s Glee Club Freshman Women ' s Gke Club consisting of thirty-eight members held weekly meetings after the first of October under the direction of Harriet Crosby. The officers were Patricia Poole, president, Edith Williams, secretary- treas- urer, and Margaret Vining, social chairman. The club made its lirst appearance at the All -College dance on Dad ' s and Mother ' s and later sang at an evening service of the Y. M. C. A. ■73 1 Back row.- Cotton, Mayo, Schapiro, Hinncrshictz, F. Patterson. Fourth: Pricr, Wilbur, R. Wilson, Malonc, C. Horton. Third: Willis, Pcquignot, Hartman, Timbcrman, H. Ward, Bigclow. Second: Kuhn, M. Palmer, Watts, Schultz, B. Barnes, E. Curtiss, Carson. First: Haskell, M. Strong, Edson, MacLaury, M. Wilson, N. Marks, M. Crain. Dramatic Association A II To the (ol lowers of rhc Thespian arr in Oberlin the past vear has been of extraordinarv interest. Bcginnini; witli ' rwxilih ' iL;ht , last vear ' s commencement play, and ending with A Midsummer Night ' s Dream , this year ' s com- mencement play, the Dramatic Association has rounded out a successful vear. The tight wire between these two milestones, ti.) be sure, has noi been eas ' to walk. Fainr heart never i resented Sheri- I ' 74 I Presenting Twelfth Night at Springfield t dan, O ' Neill, or Lonsdale, and neither has faint voice overcome the cynical squeaks of Sturges ' boards. However, with steadv foot and the equilibrium oi excellent hiculty direction, the end has been reached without a hill. One can ' t tell what sort of bridge next vear ' s Association will have to cross, but with the same universal cooperation that we have enjoved, thev shall do quite as much and more. [175] Back row: Coven, WooJ, Joslyn, Roc Fourth: Canticny, A. McLcod, Richmond, Bonncll, Whcclcr. Third: Pcrcv, J. McClurc, Osborn, Fletcher, E. Fauvcr, E. Hughes. Second: Landcs, Satccrthwaite, Algco, Strawhridgc, Shclton, J. Griswold. Firit: Grovcr, Cornell, Ovcrholser, D. Watcrbury, Zeleny, Mcrshon   Freshman Dramatic Association The Freshman Dranuiric Associa- tion this vcar has hccii under tItc direction oF Mrs. Lampson and Caroline Schulz. On January seventeenth and eighteenth, three one-act plavs were successfully pre- sented h the members. The famous coined V, Wurzel-I lummer ■■ opened the program, lolloued hy the well-known The ' aliant. A Weddnig afforded ae ' ontrast to the foregoing plavs and left the audience delighted. I tM Back row: H. Cassidy, W. Graham, LeRoy, Hinnerschietz, Storm. Sicoiid: C, Wilder, Whiting, J. Johnson, Wahl. First: Haney, Merryfield, F. Cassidy, R. Adams. Phi Kappa Pi I Much has been said for and against literary societies but the fact remains that Piii Kappa Pi is now ninetv-onc vears old. For the first semester the society studied Russian novelists through the medium of prepared papers. These meetings were diversified hv the presentation of original short stories, plays, and poems. In the second semester the societv spent its energy organizing a men ' s informal discussion group o approximatch ' seventy-hvc students and facuhv members. Back row: Dccnicr, H Horton, Reid, A. Clark, Mellon, Dclfs, M. Schneider. Third: Fitton, H. Fauver, Magce, Kuhn, Farrell, Crews. Stcoiiil: Marks, Schultz, M. Wilson, A. Houglan, Shedd, Tuckley, M. Houglan. First: KIcinbohl, M. Miller, Moody, K. Root, M. McClurc, Brandt. Aclioian The Aclioian Litcraix- Socicrv meets wccklv in the societv rooms in Sturges Hall. One of the pro- jects this year has been redecorating tile room witli collci c anJ almnnae help. The program has inckiJed a stutiv or contemporar iirerature by countries Jiirini tlic seconJ semester. The program was success- lul aiul nicetini;s ha e been well atteikleJ . I ' TH Back row: Hartman, Drake, Taylor, Brilcy, E. H. Shaffer, McDonald, M. Clark. Second: Brockett, Gregg, W ' heatley, Steer, Klcinhans. First: J. Hill, Zannoth, M. Hoffman, Carter, Brantweiner, Hope. L. L. S. Society L. L. S. is the oldest women ' s literary society in the world. Mother Dascomb nursed it through its infancy, but when Lucy Stone and Antionette Blackwell became members, the society was well able to take care of itself. Later the efforts of Madame J. procured for L. L. S. its beautifully furnished room in Sturges Hall which is not far from the site of the fn-st meeting in 1835. I cy 1 Back row: M. Tyler, Glcssncr, Channcll, S. Campbell, Shcrlcv, J Lcc. Thiril: Dclaplanc, D. J Jones, Jordan, Felts, Bennett. S ' conJ: L Hunter, Brandenburg, C. Sherman, Gardner, Monroe, C. Dann. First: Edson, Timbcrman, C. Horton, Ward, V. Frcv, E. Nichols. Phi Alpha Phi The general subject taken by the Phi Alpha Phi Literarv Societv for its study this vear was Modern Drama In November the societv sallied en masse to see Eugene O ' Neil ' s much discussed produc- tion, Strange Interlude . In April we did the theater again. Social highlights o( the year were Mr. Sherman ' s illustrated lecture and a dinner part at the Hi-O-Hi 180 Back row: Hatch, Mineka, Schutt, R. Davis, R. Bell. Second: Waltenbaugh, Lott, Sheldon, Gifford, Noble, H. Stone. First: MctEger, S. Harvey, McCloy, P. Wallace, H. A. Walrath, M. Adlnrd. Sigma Gamma The society spent the first sem- ester in a profitable study of bi- ography and the short story. Two outstanding social events of the vear were the formal Christmas dinner and the spring opera party. The writing and producing of original plays was the project of the second semester. Several of the meetings were given to inter- esting talks by faculty members. A scholarship fund is being established. iSi I, Back row: C. Stockcr, P. Thomas, W. Brann, Irvin, L. LairJ Fifth: Sliiphcrd, J. Davis, Service, Reischauer, Dunham, TcWinkIc, Mcinhold, Ferguson, Moorhead. Fourth: Trethway, Fickcn, Cromic, Irwin, Barnes, Ncubaucr. ThirJ: R. C. Gladieux, Bid. F. Adams, Imhoff, G. White, Butzbcrgcr, A. Barr. StconJ: Bcactic, Augustine, Crouthamel, Novotny, Brooks, Hollands, T. Williams, Chapman. First- Kncpprr, Wilbur, Mcrryhcld, Sells. K. Miller Varsity O Club The Varsity O Club has Ken as active as anv organization on the campus this year. Its activity has consisted in keeping itself alive, an objective which required the election ot lour otiicers: Merry- field, President, Williams, ' ice- president: Stocker, Secretary : White. Social chairman. A moral victory was won over the Carnegie Report and ' men s lile ' h.is been u] to its usual par tliis ear. {Please keep js uritttn.) M. R. M. iSi Back row: Recdcr, J. Ball, Miss Edwarcis, Morse. Semul: McClov, Dr. Moulton, vonWer.cl;, Burton. First: D. Koch, Estabrook, B. Hill, Reily. O. C. Club t O. C. Club is a bv-word in athletic circles. To be a member of the O. C. Club means two things: first, that the t ' irl has attained a hit h degree ol proficiency in athletic skill and has lived up to the code of sportsmanship; second, that she is a member of a live, active organ- ization which is striving for the best in athletics, and athletics for all. .S5I .V! i Back rox: Louis, Mealy, Kline. StcomI: K ' c Wu, E. Hawkini, Crainc, Oakley. First: Rugli, Doxie, M Rogers Shansi Committee Cla ron Miller and .AJclla (.lark arc the two representatives going to Oherlin in Sliansi. Vov two ears fhe will reach English and physical education. We have been verv fortunate in having Red Hawkins, our returned representative, as chair- man of the Shansi committee. 4. C .. ION N . ILLUH S liM t I I Kk I iS I ■V HI H ■ H n BS I f-fw H ' J f m H ■ fl L ' i H H ■H jM Hy HB H 1 B 7f4 roKv Kobayashi, Nakamura, Himcno, Nishihara. Sccoml: Shibata, Hara, Kawase, Wakukawa. First: Nagata, Y.imaji, T.ikeuchi, Yiiasa. Japanese Club X ITH neither definite purpose nor definite program to fulfill, the Japanese Club, in its organization capacity, has failed to accomplish anything in bringing about closer understanding between America and Japan. Nevertheless, the indi- vidual members are doing their utmost to acquire the best that America has to offer, and in a small but effective wav serve as sincere and friendlv mediators between the two nations. [ 185 I Back roiv: Symons, Hamm. Mrs. Sturgis, B D.irbcr. Pitts, Jcwctt, Mr. Alexander, H.iring. Third. M, G Pocock, M. McClurc, M Shcrm.in, Miss Jones, Mr. Lord, L. C. Hill, J M Pococ ' ;, Rhodes Stcond: J. McClure, R. Nelson, Zcleny, Malcolm, McQuate, erdicr. First: Andrews, Brandenburg, McFarland, Dcwar, Moos, M. Miller, Crews. Classical Club The Classical Club is composed of students interested in Latin and Greek. Month 1 meetings held ar the homes of the professors in the department are devoted to talks and plavs connected with classic life and thought. Mrs. Anne Sturgis is sponsor of the cluh and oHicers are elected at the annual Classics Club banquet in May. ' i8f Back rou:- Mr. Thornton, Mr. Jameson, Dunkic, Mr. Cowdery, Mr. Boyers. Second: Mineka, Malcolm, Saywell, Butler, Miss Swift, Cheney, S. Smith. First: Blevins, Wheatley, Harrman, L. Smith, Cassel. French Club I The French Club has held weekly meetings at which many interest- ing programs have been given. Among these have been lectures on French literature and architecture, musical programs, an excellent rep- resentation of the Theatre de Guignot , and plays such as L ' Anglais Tel Qu ' On Le Parle and LeCaptif by Tristan Bernard. One of the most interesting pro- grams was a French bridge party at the Maison. [ ' 87 Back row.- Docrschuk, Sanchez, Clough, Ebingcr, Mr. Rogers. Sicoiid: Mr. Duncan, Butler, M. Harvey, Ruch, K. Coatcs. Firii: R. Warner, Miss Kimball, Mr. Sturgis, Hopkins, Mead. Spanish Club !• ' La TERTULIA ofk-rs ro all in- terested in rhinos Spanish the opporCLinitN- for a better unJer- standin_t of Spanish people and customs, as well as practice in the use of Spanish. Althou,t, ' h primarily a student organization, it is grateful to the laciiltx of the department for their helpful inter- est. The programs consist chiellv of lectures, papers, and of short plays directed and presented hv the in em hers. 188 Back row: Roc, McClelland, Nadal, Draeger, Lemmerman, Zilch. Third: Rasooli, H. Winder, Schramm, Gilford, Doane, Brockett, Schubert Sicaml: Insprucker, Harding, Peek, Nutting, N. Gilbert, Bedford. Firir: Wilkins, Mr. Carr, Mr. Cairns, Mr. Yeaton, Miss Johnson Mathematics Club A CONGENIAL group of the mathematically inclined have met for discussion, reading of papers, parties, and social half-hours dur- ing the year. The programs have varied from discussions of complex and irrational numbers to a play involving complex and irrational characters. Papers have been given on pure mathematics, astronomy, physics, and music. The Math- ematics Club is a necessary if not sufficient activity of the department. iSy I iteB The- White House Emijjratcs to Chance Creek Outing Club The Obc-rlin Men ' s Outing Club in its first year of organized activi- ty has a membership of over a hundred members. TIk ulca be- hind the organization is to provide a more active outdoor life for the men ot the C ' ollege. A Ford car is o iklI b rile club ani.1 tlie two cabins on the grounds at ( liance Creek are under its superv iNion. I 1 I ■M h I m — -- c V V W I - ' . . . i r 1 ,j  i--- ' J I 9i| Victory in the Bit; Six, well won, by a team that worked up t raduallv to the final meet, made up the disappointments of an otherwise unimpressive year. Barnes, worn from six months ' strenuous athletic work, was unable to maintain his previous year ' s standard, althoui ' h he did amass 57 points. Hubbard and Service followed as point winners. On the track the team was well balanced; the field men, with almost half the events in their charge, tallied but 119 of the team ' s 330. Ypsilanti, in the first meet, indoors, at Ann Arbor, took all firsts, all seconds but two. Still no great power, but balance and potentiality, show ed in a triangular meet with Ohio Northern and Akron. Oberlin totaled more than her opponents combined. Of victory against powerful Wesleyan, there was slight hope — less when Barnes was unable to make the trip. Although Cover cleared 12. feet to win the pole vault, Service took the mile and 880, and the team ' s score scattered well, Wesleyan mounted 86 points to the Yeomen ' s 47. I U I m ] Of three relay teams sent to the Ohio Relays, the sprint iiiedlev team, without its anchor man, won an uncon- solins tiffh. Davis ' s tall over the last hurdle, Service ' s defeat by Motley, the loss of the broad jump bv half an inch, any of these breaks going the other way might have changed about the three points that cost Oberlin its dual meet with Wooster. Over Reserve the win was decisive. But dopesters, on the eve of the Conference meet, were not too optimistic. I 94l £mj £vriw Gljtaii lllil 130 SHOT PUT 2:Q01QQYli nASH L35JAVELINT5 1 lEI I nHQBiiieir mpi ■■B]il|_ ■■EI HHilK Ohcrlin, however, surpassed expectations. An unconquerable spirit among its individuals placed the team in all hut four events, the best scatter ot the day. Early high point of the meet, Barnes ' defeat in the lOO, was made up for by the mile. Service leaving behind Morley and holding ofT Cope, and the 880 with Shipherd and Service gaining third and fourth on the straightaway. The climax was the low hurdles, when the Kinsey coached men took first and second. Captain Hubbard running a mag- nificent last race, cinching the meet for Oberlin. Season summary: meets lost, 3; meets won, 3, including Confer- ence, Ixttermen, 14, 10 returning: Captain-elect, Barnes. i I 1 I i !l 1 i flP-i-. ' r ' - i-i ' T i-.v; ..:-, ■: A. W. Hubbard Cover J. E. Davis Downes J. D. Barnes Hollands R. C. Gladicux Imhoff Kncpper Miller Novotny Sells Service ShiphcrJ U97I : Coach Tcsscnvitz had at rhc beginning of the vear onlv one letter man, Montague, hut from a wealth of new material he assem- bled a strong team. It swept through its Ohio Conference schedule undefeated, tied onlv bv Western Reser e. Heidelberg, Wooster, Mt. Union were com- pletely shut out, Muskingum de- feated 6-1 On the Eastern trip the team defeated Geneva, was barelv beaten b Duquesne, but was blanked b the powerful Pittsburgh players. The onh other defeat of the year was also at the hands of an outstanding college team, Western State of Michigan. Season summarv: six victories, three defeats. Montague, Lindsay, Reischauer were outstanding in singles play, Reischauer-Lindsav, Montague-Moorhead in doubles. [ i 8 TeWinkel, Lindsay, MoorhcaJ, Montague. Mottcr, Reischaucr. Montague Moorhead TcWinkcl Reischaucr Lindsav I 99 1 j.; 9 ' v . ' i H ' l-u . -- f .:i (f B,;ft r.vH Dr. Morrison, Coach Throncr, Croinic, lv JJ, Yikdmi Sf.aii.l A. R l).irr, Novotny, WillianLs, Mcinltoli), Ncubaucr, Irvin. I irii (ouon. IVjttic, Biit hcrficr. Kir4Cofc, F. D. AJams, Fickcn. ArDLind a nucleus ot tour Ictrcr men, Captain Kiracofc and Coach Throncr built an able team, performing constantly better. Handicapped early by lack ol experienced catchers and Butzberger ' s sore arm, play was inconsistent. Develop- ment of Adams, catcher, and after his in|urv, of Ficken solved one difhculty. Hard work by Kiracofc, starting nearly cverv game, met the other. Cotton was at top form in the most interesting game of the season, a i-i tie with Wooster. He allowed three hits, struck out nineteen in sixteen innings. Butzberger ' s hitting featured this game, as it did many others. Among the new men the work of Meinhold, second base, Irvin, first, and Barr, third, was outstand- ing. Oberlin linishcd the season with 5 games won, 5 lost and i tied. The last game was a climax, a 5-1 defeat of Michigan State, conquerors of the University of Michigan. Ten of thirteen letter men return. Captain-elect is Tommv Williams. Kiracofe Frank Kvdd Williams A. R. Barr Butzberger Cromie Neubauer Novotny F. D. Adams Ficken Irvin Meinhold [ 101 t 0 irr; t K. Miller Scrv ICC Shiphcrd R. C. GiaJicux Dunham W. A hc Irwin Mid coursc I --l C.oacli l insc - developed his second Ohio Conference championship team. In Ohio the cross-country team met no defeats; against other schools but one, by YpsiJanti. Oberlin won over three traditional rivals by clean sweep scores, among them Wooster. Case was defeated h six men abreast. ' ictor - in the Big Six ended Muskingum ' s three year supremacy. Oberlin ' s strength lav in the uniform abilities of eight men, con- stantly shifting position in a season-long struggle to find a place on a six man team. Between Service who won all races but ' psilanti, and the last man, never elapsed more than a mmute. But among the others. Miller, captain, Shipherd, Gladieux, Dunham, Ashe, Irwin, Mau, none able to demonstrate superioritv. Seven became letter men. Six return. Service is captain- elect. Finish pj The football season was not outstanJini ly successful. Four games were won, four lost. It was a new experience for Oherlin. holder of tradition of football greatness. Earlv prospects were good. Ten returning lettermen gave Coach MacEachron a strong nucleus, a man for each position. But things went wrong. Oberlin ' s experienced ball carriers were injured. The burden of the ground gaining was put on the shoulders of new, inexperienced men. Coach MacEachron built, however, a superb line, feared bv all the Conference, outplaying all opponents but W ' ooster. The backheld, despite handicaps of green- ness and lightness, playing with the help of this line, actuallv gained more ground than all of its opponents but Wooster and Miami. Oberlin lost the breaks as well as many of her men. Heartbreaking to lose were the games against DePauw and Mt. Union. Against W ' ooster Oberlin was outplayed, against Miami did not play its best. The 7-2 defeat of Akron, a last period score started by Beattie ' s 40 yard run, was to spectators the high point of the season. The last game victorv against Reserve made up many disap- pointments. 11 ' I in4 IhM OBERLIN OPPONENTS Score Gru onl gdiiied Score Gr otind gained 19 253 Kent 84 241 De Pauw 7 174 229 Mt. Union 13 71 12 121 Case 6 101 7 200 Akron 2 138 156 Woostcr 27 351 59 Miami 20 190 8 308 Reserve 6 212 Total 1567 1321 OBERLIN BALL DOWNS YARDS TO 6 m VISITORS b OBERLIN Q (io5 1 ■iJ ' UBS.j. V J i X t 1 1 1 Coach MacEachron ' s planned backheld might well have been: Butzberger, full of fireworks; Meinhold, rricky ball carrier; Knepper, good blocker, fine on defensive; andBeattie, powerful, triple-threat. Meinhold was injured, never got in, Butzberger, crippled, was soon out. Brooks, only remaining veteran, was hurt. Beattie, how- ever, more than fulfilled expectations. Kept in every game for sterling kicking, his 65 yard punt against Reserve meant victory, he was worked hard, helped fill Butzberger ' s place. Knepper, likewise did not fail, tackled and blocked splendidly. The new men were light, inexperienced, yet played hard, surprisingly well. Hyle was the heaviest, 163, fell victim to the jinx, was soon injured. Augustine was the outstanding find. Possessed of a great spirit, he made good gains, worked well on defensive. Miami was his game. Thomas proved shifty, lacked only confidence. Henry suffered likewise from newness, was a brainv quarterback, one of the best tacklers. ' •c I I i ' -90 A great share of credit must go to the line, the best that OberJin has had for years. With an all-Conference center and end, the other also mentioned, with the toughest guards in the Conference, and tackles who were in every play, there was no star. Despite discouragements there was never any break-down of spirit. It was impregnable on defense, powerful on offense, alert, followed the ball, blocked punts, won games. Mt. Union was its greatest game. They tore to pieces a line outweighing them 15 pounds, deserved victory. Gowdy, all-Conference center, inspired the team, was elected Captain. Holder, White, Brann, Crouthamel, guards, led interference, were a great blocking group. Merryheld, Adams, Ferguson, tackles, broke up plays. Novotny, end, combined size with speed, figured as pass receiver and ball carrier. Laird, at the other end, was strongest on defense, a line blocker. His spirit won him recognition as all- Conference, made him Captain-elect. I 108 I Men who hacked the camera: 1 4 9 10 n 13 14 15 18 20 22 Kilmer, end Crouthamel, guard Thomas, back Augustine, back Hvle, back Adams, cackle White, guard Meinhold, back Novotny, end Brann, guard Gowdv, center 29 Kncpper, back 32 Holder, guard 34 Laird, end L 2x59] Coach MacEachron has faced several handicaps in building Obcrlin ' s football reams. One has been lack of coaching help. This year he was aided bv a com- petent staff, johnnv Fleming, backfield, ilsson, ends. The dilhculty of getting enough time on the held remains. Next vcar there will be but six lettermen returning. With the addition of a group of this year ' s new men the outlook is not dark. Regardless of dope, there will be a good team. Much has been said of the spirit of Oberlins teams. It is note- worthy. Also worthy of praise is the training and personality that calls forth that spirit, the influence of Coach MacEachron. I ii-1 Gowdy Ferguson Holder Knepper Merryfield Novotny Hutzbergcr Augustine Branii Crouthamcl G. R. White Beattic L. W. Laird P. A. Thomas i I IUkr. L.ipl.jni I 111 I MacEauhron, iojchtd Oberlin ' s basketball team, all veterans, proved smart, headv, a i ood floor team. Never rullled, never losing their heads, they played a tine defensive game, allowing no large score to be made against them. Good in passing thev had as many shots, in most games more, than their opponents. Failure to make them good, especially to make free throws good, uncovered the chief weak- ness of the team, erratic shooting. Oberlin won 6 games, lost 9. The margin of defeat was small; average score per game, opponents 14.1, Oberlin 11. N ' ictorious over Chicago in a well played pre-season game, the team lost the opener against Kenvon bv a heart-breaking, last second score. The iirst half of the schedule was U.3 1 disappointing to supporters, dishcartcniiii, ' to the team; games lost bv narrow margins, only Case and Reserve beaten. Not until Ypsilanti did the team seem to lind its shooting eye; kept it to sweep through the last three games decisively. On the team there was no star. Barnes had his best season Barr captained well, was high point man. All hur Meinhold are Seniors, will be lost next season. To take their places Coach MacEachron groomed a team ol promising Sophomores, Locke, Kilmer, Ransom, Bohrer, kept his eye on a strong Freshman team. I 1-4 I A. R B.irr Barnes Allensworth Stalcy Scockcr Mcinhold ' S I THE past vcar, the second under Dr. Nichols, saw the Intramural Divi- sion develop rapidlv. It can point to near achievement of its aim. opportunitv for every student and faculty member to take part regular- Iv in some form of sport. It is estahiishini the tradition that the afternoon from 4:00 to v o shall be given over to active recreation, all taking part. The Intramural Division offered, each season, a widely diversified program. . hvays there were 14 to 10 sport activities in progress. Each season found joo to 600 men participating. It reached from 80 to 90 percent of the student body. Beginning with the Freshmen during Freshman Week, supervising class, house, facultv, and voluntary sports daring the year, and providing for an Alumni golf tournament in the spring, it became complete, all-inclusive — a vital part in men ' s life. Intramurals are familiar, estab- lished, well-organized. Development was along several lines. Im- portant was perfection of the competitive man- agerial plan, voluntary student managers work- ing in a progressive organization for certain definite awards. Senior Managers, highest rank, largelv responsible for smooth running of sched- ules. Were Neubauer and Hook. One rank lower. Juniors. Clough, Payne, Brickley. Student officials were used during the year, proved a success, and will continue. Int )rmal facult -student sport received atten- tion. Competition was arranged in golf, tennis, vi)llc hall. handball, baseball. I Soccer, new to Oberlin, bid fair, in its second year of introduction, to become a regular intercollegiate sport. The Intra- mural Division is trying with it the experiment of making v a r s i t y participation the natural result ol intra- mural development. From class teams, a team was picked to plav Illinois and Western Reserve L ' niversitv. On like basis, Reserve was met in handball, basketball. Competi- tion was informal, ver friendlv. likel to continue. At the end ot the winter season, the second Intramural Festival took place. It is permanent, and becoming larger each year. I i.M Summary of Participants sprint,, it) i) Baseball 68 Playgroiindball - - -. - - i86 Track - - - 191 Tennis 2.0 Fall, 11)21) Speedball - 53 Football - - 89 Soccer 89 Crosscountrv 85 Tennis - 75 Golf 2.0 Volleyball iSi Winter, itjio Basketball -- 314 Swinimini ------------ Handball 54 Indoor track -- 178 Wrestling - ___ q Fencing 39 Gymnastics 13 Boxing 2.8 Intranuiial Fcsti al ____ joo Some three hundred men took tests, striving for membership in the Oberlin chapter of Sigma Delta Psi, national athletic fraternity. Its aim is the en- couragement of all-round physical de- velopment. Membership requires the passing ot Hfteen diversified tests, each in itself not difficult, but the whole de- manding a marked degree of good training and development. Success per- mits wearing an honorarx- kev. Key wearers in Oberlin chapter, one of 41 spread nation-wide, now number i ;. Admitted to membership during the year were Kinsev and Neubauer. Other a ctivc members on campus, Moorhead, Knepper, Frost. President for year, Moorhead; secretary. Dr. Nichols. [ 2 .7 1 Bl-sh LHAOLtRS T - I lis I IHaygyoiind hall — house 1 Manor 2 Red Lantern 3 Town ream ■Vs Track — bouse 1 Red Lantern 2 Delta 3 Town Team Track — class 1 ' 32 2 ' 30 3 ' 31 Base hill — class 1 ' 32 and ' 31 3 ' 19 119 Speedbiill — house 1 R cd Lantern 2 Dclra, X ' atican AlJcrfcr Teinijs ■30 Kiracofc ■31 Rt)hinson •32 Mark ' 33 Koch !PI ; : ' k Cross country— -hoHse 1 Manor 2 Abbev, Y acht Club, Pile Out Cross coimtry- -class 1 ' 32 2 ' 31 3 ' 33 Golj Sawver, ' Champion Morrison, ' oKic)i)ier-iip [ill ] Foothjil— cLtss 1 33 2 ' 30 3 •32 Soccer — cL lis 1 ■33 2 •31 3 ■32 I I I m [ iM ! vX5?V Dtl I « .i«i ( luinipl I iM I ff _ ' 1 1 tv : ) ; , ho tsc I . Casrlc -1 Pi k- Out 3- RcJ Laiucrn Basketlhill , ho .si . Delta 2_, RcJ Lantern — Manor Baskcthcill , cliiss I. ' 33 2__ ' 31 -J ■) ■ ' 3 4- Conservatory 5- ' 30 6. Seminary 1 '  4 - B jim jj j [1 5 1 t I J I I; ii? myi I ■•■ ill N lijol i ;-■- ! U31 Ball, James, Morse, McCloy Claypoole, Reily, von Wcnck. K. von Wcnck, Dr. Moulton, Escabrook, Wilcv. W. A. A. Executive Board The Physical Education Dcparrmcnr in Ohcrlin was csrablishcd bv Dr, Hanna in 1886. The present gvm has been used for forty-nine years! Agitation has proinoted a rt) ing Swim- ming Pool Fund. Through the slogan A sport lor every girl the W. A. A. and the Sports Bt)ard have had a sLiceesslul ear. [ml McCloy, Nichus, Wiley, Reily, Jack, Francis. Stevens, Rccder, von Wenck, Morse, Koch. Burton, Hill, Harttr, Robinson. Sports Board The following sports are sup- ported by girls in every depart- ment: Soccer Hockey Basketball Volleyball Natural Dancing Tumbling Tennis Track Baseball A re her - Swimming Golf lM3 1 Hubbard, Henriclistn, Clark Burton, Houglan, Morse Curtiss, vonWcnck, Estabrook Seniors Captain Birtv vonWcnck Sophomores H ' - Freshmen 1 19 Juniors 18-1S Sophomores ii-io Freshmen 16-18 Juniors ' 9 ' -4 Total Games Tied i Total Games Lost. . 1 Total Games Won 5 I M-l E. Mould, Heeley, Francis Coblcntz, Reeder, Ball Jack, Wilson, Hoff Juniors Captain Bertie Wilson Freshmen 8-48 Sophomores 15-2.7 Seniors 18-18 Freshmen 17-3- Sophomores 2.4-10 Seniors M ' S Total Games Tied i Total Games Lost x Total Games Won 3 35 1 f I I Lane, Mellon, Mould Spccht, Horton, Boynton, Houglan MacKcnzic, James, Roosa Sophomores Champions! Captain Bctrv James Seniors i -i4 Juniors -7 ' ' 5 Freshmen 1 3 35 Seniors lo-ii Juniors 10-14 Freshmen - ' 45 Total Ciames Lost i Total Ciames Won 5 I i}f Parks, Root, Johnson, Timm Landes, HibbarJ, Ayniult Dicken, Pfeil, Marshall Freshmen Captain Florence Pteil Juniors 48-8 Seniors 9 ' } Sophomores 35 3 Juniors 32--17 Seniors 18-16 Sophomores 4v-t Total Games Lost 6 Total Games Won o : [=■37 1 Yale James, J. Mould, Burton, Hcnrichscn, Rccdcr Ball, Clark, vonWcncfc, Wilson H Sl Hi ■i ' H 1 I MS I Princeton Heeley, Spechr, Francis, Mellon, Roosa MacKenzic, Hubbard, Curtiss, HibbarJ I [ -39 1 ' t. Senior Hockey McCloy, Waltcnbaugh, Crane Koch, LombarJ, Burton, Henrichscn Morse, Wilkinson, B L. Hill, Reily, M.Johnson Jlmok Hockuv l5ocrschuk, R. Wiley. Jack. M. I. Smith. Saywcll Hcclcy. Sncll, Fauvcr. Spear. Barry. Hoti RccJcr. Francis. Coblcnti, Wilson, Ball I i4o I Sophomore Hockey MacKenzie, Horton, Mellon, Woodmancy Simonds, Boynton, James, Walker, Robinson, McCullough Roosa, Fanning, McLaren, Beck Freshman Hockey Blackman, Smith, Fitch, Root, Ellsworth, Fauvcr Johnson, Evans, Griswold, Waterbury, B. Dawson [ MI ] Aldcrfer Mn. W. C. Bohrcr Back: L. Bohrcr, Mark, C. Ward, D. McLeod. Second: Trcvctc, P. McLeod, Van Horn, Maxwell. First: T. Ford, K. Canlield, Neubauer, Readv. M4 M. Mann, Pfeil, Armstrong, Leichc, Mott, Wahl, Mclntyre, D. Hughes. Second: Everett, Marquette, Chenoweth, J. McCul lough, R. Richards, Ackerman, Ruttle. First; Sprigg, T. Edwards, Nagle, Rudd, Baird, Hicks. Allencroft [M5] Mrs M. A HrtcJ 5 Bw { Arnold ' s Mi. H I. AriiolJ Back: Durkcc, R. M. Williams, Cowcll, D. L.ingc Second: Kun, Brott, Thoniasson, Woodhu First: A. Roberts, Rrocklcbank, Mr. H. E. Arnold Mast. Mf Bachelor Hall « ..:, .T,r iifl Back; Goodsell, Bridgman, Barry, H. Barnes, S. Curtis. First: Gillespie, R. W. Maynard, R. E. Maynard, Wells. Mrs. E. C. Thompson Bald win M (. Hurltnjn i ' . I I Second: r w 5- : ' J V- -.Z Baldwin Back: Hartman, R. Wiley, X. Lange, D. Roberts, Strawbndge, McKee, E. Tyler, H. Horton, Lord. Third: McQuate, MacComb, Gabor, K. Hyde, De Gant, G. Hyde, W. Tidd, HuUey, Passmore. Second : Brokenburr, Sherrill, Blevins, Arnold, G. Hunt, Ordvvay, Pifer, M. Reed. First: Nakamura, Kobayashi, Mayo, Mrs. O. B. Seaman, Doust, Morse, Wightman. Mrs O. B Scam.in I [ms Barr House Mr, R v n.. Back: Schoff, F. Patterson, H. Wilder, C. Anderson. Second: R. Barr, Ferguson, Mrs. Barr, R. W ' ieland, Schneider. First: J. Curtis, Eldrcd, Kenworthy, Whitcomb. y jt [150] Bricker, E. Morgan, E.Hawkins, R.Hawkins, Butzberger, Kemsies. Rothert, Fleming, Eyestone, Peter man, Woessner, Moll, M. Robinson, Haskell. J. Woods, Welliver, McGinitie, Hamilton, M. Shotwell, Parker, Hamlin, Bieber, T. Williams. E. Tidd, M. Thompson, Parcells, Mrs. R. W. Nipps, Medcalf, Bloomfield, Kendrick, Block, C. Grant. McCune, McClelland, Mealv, F. Louis. Barrows House Mrs. R. V. N ' ipps Castle Mf. r r p.irsoiii Back: Service, W. Kins , Ficken, Meinho Second: Sneyd, W ' llhur, L. Laird, Lindsav. First: D. Reed, Reichauer, H. Laird, Shollcnberger. [mO Back: Rindfusz, Boehm, Brazie, K. Hoffman, Bowser, G. Strand, J. Ball, V. Harper. Second: Mathews, Reeder, Grant, Decker, Foltz, Curtis, Hodgman. First: Charters, Holman, Mrs. M. J. Fleming, R. Strand, Bruton. Churchill Mrs. M. J. Fleming Cranford Ruth Reynolds . Back: David, Kvdd, Eichlcay, Walters, Stanley, M. McClure, K. Ferguson, Schott. Third: Waldorf, M.Ferguson, Cross, Hanford, England, Francis, ' . McCallum. Second: K. Koch, Ruch, L. McCuUough, Frye, Mrs. G. Herren, Whelan, S. McCallum. First: Hoffsis, F. Adams, McDaniel, Garvin. ti54] David, Eger, M. Reynolds, Waldron, Hardv, R. Reynolds, Dean, Easton, H. A. Thomas. Third: K. Campbell, Frye, Kremers, MacLaurv, Hoenstine, J. Wiley, Latshavv. Second: Deemer, Delfs, Mrs. B. N. Pope, Mrs. G. Herren, Sprietsma, S. Perkins, K. Koch. First: LeRoy, Hines, C. Smith, F. White, Shaffer, Kilmer. Cranford Mrs. G. Hcrrcn Dascomb S.irj r.inipHcI Back: Terry, Farrow, Fitch, W.ikeman, Butler, F. Barber, Roys, Moore. Third: H. Kilgore, Warren, Crow, Zannoth, Martin, Kellam, Cornell, Hemingway. Second: Drake, E. Nichols, Grosser, Garrahan, M. Perkins, E. Shotwell, Nice. First: Hopkins, E. Hanson, Mrs. L. M. Pclton, M. Hoffman, Cleverdon, M. Sherman. [156] Dascomb Melrose Robinson, N. Gilbert, Bedford, Goodsell, Bennett, Woods. TriiRD; Gams, Blanchard, C. Sherman, S. Campbell, Whitney, Shortt, Porter, G. Simkins. Second: H. Kline, Pier, Algeo, J. Stevenson, E. Barnes, L. Bradley. First: Felts, Bennett, Mrs. L. M. Pelton, McFariand, Jacob, Brandenburg. Mrs. L. M. Pelton Delta A. R. Barr Hobacli, MiiiTisoii, D. McLcod, R. Locsch, Ferguson, Dudley, W. Brann, Meinhold, Bate. Palmer, Cronue, Boone, Sne d, Lemon, Beatty, Carlson, Gray. Second; Dufty, Rolland Gladieux, Reischauer, D. Reed, F. Peters, Crouthamel, Cotton. First: Henry, A. Barr.J. Beattie,Novotnv. McFarlane, Grindlav, Griswold. (158 Back: Doust, Beattv, Louis, Carlson, Lemon, Henry, Crouthamel. Second: R. J. GLidieux, R. McFarlane, Novotny, Cotton, W. Brann, Beattie. First: Grindlay, Dufty, A. Barr, F. Adams, W. Barr. Delta Lodge Miss M. M. King Elm Lodge Mrs. R. B. Whitehead : i i % ' Back: Hopper, Lecsbcrg, Seaborn, Luck, Cheney, Eherlcin. Second: M. Phillips, M. S. Cook, Beck, Nichus, Staples, Lcfkofsky, Kirby. First: J. Carroll, Colbiirn, Shawkey, Mrs. R. B. Whitehead, Goembel. [l6o ' Back: J. Morrison, Ycager, I, Madden, ' . Brown G. Hctrick, E. Williams. Second: Tarbell, M. K. Long, Morley, Marshall, Osborn. First: S. Dawson, Huge, Mrs. F. H. Browning, M. Madden, Copley. Fairchild I .Madden 2.61 ] Grev Gables Mr C H Dudlcv Back: Hayward, Austin, H. Rice, Dudlcv, Ralston, I. Fisher, Livingston, Bosshart, Burtt. Fourth: Rugh, Curtiss, Shipherd, A. Griswold, E. Hughes, Conlon.G. Dickey, Whiting, W ' u. TiiiRn: Grau, V. Blodgett, J. Blodgett, H. Lee, G. Jones, R. Li nard, H. Shipherd, Ormsby. Second: Giddings, j. Barnard, Mrs. C. H Dudley, Court, Mrs. W. Hcusncr, J. Waters, D. Barnard, Craine. First: Prigmore, Kuontz, Snodgrass, H. Barnes, McRae. [ i«i : I Back: R. Nichols, Meriam, Hope, J. McCune, Kleinbo hl, Loomis, Morrill, Pcabodv, L. Russell. Fourth ; H. Mann, Maclntyre, Randle, Morris, Glessner. McCord, Hamnett, Plitt, M. Palmer. Third: Jennings, Curtis, Hoek, Stannard, Caldwel Dixon, Robb, J. Griswold. Second; D. Baker, Atkins, Mrs. C. H. Dudley, Shipherd, Mrs. W. Heusner, Hinnerschietz, Moody, Hopwood. First: Church, Bails, Nadal, Lemmerinan, Howell, Haines. Grey Gables ; Ruth Court . —■■ -fimimm ttk Guide House 1 Mrs. E. M. Guide Third R. Coatcs, I. M. Smith, L. Horcon, MacKenzic, W ' oodmancy, McLaren, Huniphrcx-, Rullcn, Hinc, SexauLT. Creel, Neff, Newell, Specht, Simoiuls, S nions, Oherlin, Davis, Boynton. Second: Haldcrman, Todd, Dcmont, A. G. Wilson, G.Wilson, Freund, McCreerv, Doty, Miner. First: R. Tucker, Wason, Romano, Mrs. E. M. Guide, M. Harvey, ' . Smith, Flagg. UN Back: Lewis, M. Bradley, Reisner, Barden, Stehler, Fjnk, Kay. Third; Axelrod, Sulton, Mayer, J. Russell, Piatt, Kellogg, Wakefield, Nicely, R. Wilkinson. Second: Raymond, Odiorne, A. Hyde, L. Lee, E. Johnson, Dike, Hathaway, Herum, M. Snyder. First: Spain, Spees, Wiechman, Robertson, Grain, H. Wells, Kluge, Moton. Johnson f Mrs. A. F. Crafts [ 65] mwmM Keep Mrs. F. O. Kell Back: Cameron, Splitstone, H. Bell, M. I Pocock, X ' ining, Simmons, Searle, E. B. Hill, Kihkr, Bair, C. Carr. Third: Scharmann, Riddle, D. Dexter, K. Forbes, Gosling, Matteson, Doane, Hug, F. Forbes, Withee. Second: Erler, Goin, Reusch, Hippie, H. Stone, Kceney, Ayrault, Kramer, Cutler, Ahlroth, Gitter, Schoir. First: ' olk, A. Cooper, Root, Geisinger, Mrs. F. O. Kell, Dunning, Ladd, M. G. Pocock. 1x66] I t Keep Back: Vining, Hawthorne, Timm, Swing, Zilch, Falconer, Flickinger, Turtle, Bair. Third: Graves, Ellsworth, Conger, L. Mick, Guest, Acierno, Mortimer, S. Smith. Second: E. Volk, Ewald, M. Dann, Plummer, E. S. Hill, M. Ross, B. Wells, Dexter. First: Kupfer, Matteson, Murray, Neeld, Mrs. F. O. Kell, Arthur, Atkin, I. Kline. Mrs. R P. Woodard [167] La Maison Francaise Mnic M. L.Johnston |i Back: Third Lane, Joiner, Pcquignot, M. C. Strong, ' an Horn, Hawkins, Saycrs, SheparJ, H. D. Cooper, H. A. Smith. Mile. Lahaurinc, Longman, V. L. Miller, Zorbaugh, E. A. Shaffer, Mine. M. L. Johnston, C. C. Dann, Watts, Monod, Storm. Second: Allen Clapp, Lanev, Wallace, Wilkins, Powell, K. F. Canfield, C. A. Cook, Dunkle. First: Cassidv, Ritari, Clarke, M. C. Rogers, West, Johnston, Spear, Mead, K. Coates, Wing. Back: Muir, Walker, Otten, V. Patterson, Schneider, Brandt. Third: Lenhart, Gardner, C. Brown, H. Fauver, D. J. Jones. Second: Palm, Mrs. M. H. Lauderdale, Maichoss, Perrine. First: Saddler, Seckel, M. Bowen, Roudabush, Eanch. Lauderleigh Mrs. M. H, L.uiJt:rJ.ili; Lord Mrs. H. E. Duff Back: M. Tucker, Hcdcy, King, Ping, Tarr, Trick, Nidy, M. Wilson, E. Robinson, Inge. Third: Lowry, Fletcher, Woodward, Metzgcr, Grav, Wharton, How, M. M. Smith, Baierle, R. Root, B. Barber. Second: Dewar, Lew, Lovett, S. Richardson, Mershon, E. Smith, Rainer, Parks, D. Wells, H. Thompson. First: Doiihhie, Leslie, Lott, M. . dlard, Mrs. H. E. Duff, Sheppard, Collier, Brod. Back: C. Stocker, Weit, J. Owen, Allensworth. Third; T. Williams, Brooks, G. White, Butzberger, Pew. Second: J. C. Miller, C. Hubbard, Mr. Fenn, Dunham. First: Gaige, Love, D. Sawyer, Scaler, Trethaway. Manor M 1. St.ilcv Men ' s Building Back: Moorjiian, Fawcctt, Stover, Clark, Bezazian, Harding, Hopkins, Strong, Rowe, Tufts, Carothcrs. Folrth: W ' enbcrg, Garlangcr, Mccch, joslyn, Wright, Lindner, Severance, H. Drake, M. Williams. Clifton, Senscl, K. Hubbard, Coven, Ward Lehman, Schillig, Kribs, Kutchin. Siddall.J. Brown, W. Scott, Wells, Ladausky, Kennedy, Turk, Petricoif, Livingston, O. Roberts. Norton, Bauer, Young, Chamberlain, P. Busch, Hunt, Houston, Gortner, Wheeler, C. Hall. Third: Second Fi RST : ri7ii I J I Men ' s Building Back; Ormsbv, Gould, McKelvey, R. Lee, Lacy, R. Wilson, F, Drown, drake, H. Mosher. Third: Garlanger, D. Lightner, Sams, K. Miller, K. Lee, Dewey. Second; Spahr, Northrop, Horst, Bonnell, Doust, Sawyer, W. Scott. First; Prigmore, Metcalf, Tenney, Bischoff, enner, Snodgrass, Ela. Hcnrv ' W Sams L:-75 ! Men ' s Commons w Back: Strong, Ladaiisky, Poulson, Coven, Dexter, Getz, Lehman, K. Hamilton, R. Sawyer, K. Lee. Fifth: H. Fawcett, X ' enner, W ' enberg, H. Laird, G. Wood, Richmond, M. Wright, Ela,H. Wilder. Fourth: L Williams, H. Snyder, T. Swaney, J. Brown, N. Houston, E. Tcnney, Dewey, Stover. Third: F. Barry, Rowe, Dustman, L. Garlanger, Storandt, Neavill, Kutchin, Hopkins, Spangler. Second: Petricolf, Tufts, I. Serotkin, F. Brown, H. ■ ' oung, Norton, FitzGcrald, Percy, Gould. First: N. Miller, Wells, Northrop, Downing, Meech, Drake, D. Lightner, C. Davis, L. W ard, B. Mason. .Mrs E T HraiiJ.i li [174] Men ' s Commons Back: Fifth: Fourth Third: Second First: Mills, W. Johnson, L. White, Sensel, R. Lee, D. Griffiths, Schillig, N. Houston, Clifton. F. Roberts, Rivkind, F. Barry, D. Lightner, Severance, Lindner, Bonnell, C. Hall. Coplin, Wheeler, Mason, S t o r a n d t, M. Williams, Claflin, Livingston. Howard, Lewis, Campbell, E. Schmitkons, Lacv, Joslyn, K. Hubbard, Bezazian, Sams, N. Miller. Dumke, Carothers, F. Snell, R. Hunt, J. Doerschuk, R. Gortner, Spahr, Kribbs. P. Horst, Bauer, H. Young, P. Busch, Chamberlain, O. Roberts, G. Siddall, H. Brann. R. G. Irwin [[V5] Morgue Miss L. M. Ciimmings Back: Gravlin, Conner, Argue. Second: Gall, Morrison, Wood. First: Roger Chipp, B.irber, Pcrcv 176 j Back: B. Dawson, Harger, Jordan, Emich, Braincrd, Frankel. Second: Wittemire, Monroe, M. Brown, Miss A. Hopkins, V. Frey, V. Thatcher, Timberman. First: Kuhn, D. Waterburv, M. Miller, Doxie, Pease, Schultz. Noble Miss A. Hopkins [V7] iiiumi Peabody ' s Back: First; Staniiard, H.irwood, J. Hard , A. Churchill, Sullivan. R. Hart, W. Griffiths, Mrs. L. Peabody P. D. Peters, Stcnbcrg. [178] «t1. 1 Peakc Inn Back: Malone, Brandt, L. Patterson, D. Griffith. First: T. Thomas, Erler.J. Smith, Borsuk, Forster. Mrs. Dora J. Pcakc I ' y [ 2-79 Pcrioccac Mary E Ncikirk 1 1 Back: Masters, O. Simkins, Magee. Third: Xcikirk, Stevenson, Hatch, Fitton, Stcch M. Beattic. Second: J. Boyd, Bahr, Auten, G. Alderman, Bayle Sanderson, Ellis. First: Xtershon, Oldenburg, E. Strong, Hastings E. Moore, M. Rogers, Gilford. Pfaff House Pyle Inn I Hcatncc F.irrcll Back: Grosz, dayman, Tuckley, A. Hou lan, ImholF, Carson, Syvcrtscn, C. Horton, R. Darr. Third: Bernard, Crews, Rcid, Kellev, Hillis, .irJ, M. Carroll, Millette. Second: Masters, T. Keller, Hcrr,E.Mosher, Kenworthv, F. Patterson. First: C. Robinson, W. Adams, Fitton, Mrs. L. H. P le, Te Winkel, Barrett. Back: Birnie,Raedel, Haralambie.E. Burnett, Farrell, Oakley, F. Dickey, Nichols. Third: Jelliffe, Simpson, Milktte, E. Mould, M. J. Houglan, Mellon, Marks, J. Mould, Hiatt. Second: H. Mosher, Fitton, Eddy, Grabill, Masters. First: Benson, E. Houghton, Mrs. L. H. Pyle, Ward, C. Horton, Seale, Shelton. Pyle Inn Elizabeth Tuck Icy f Pile Out Mrs. L. J. Morris Back: Hincs, Bentlcy, Nada), Moorhead. Second: Bid, Shaffer. First: Shipherd, LeRoy, J. F. Adams. [184] u Red Lantern Richards ' k Back: Roc, McClelland, Allan Clapp, W. Graham. Second- R. Smith, A. Ashe, J. Dudley, W. Ashe. First Dalzell, D. Smith, Mrs. E. H. Richards, Melchcr. Mrs. E. H. Richards [186 Shurtleff Back: Herring, Bliss, Snell, Hammer, C. Diehl, Olsen, E.01denberg,E.Fauver,Johnston,Densberger. Third; Morrow, Ortt, M. Patterson, Overholser, Herbertson, Malcolm, Sennett, ' erdier. Second: Spence, SchafFner, Heldt, Burkholder, Miss E. F. Hull, Fischer, Gottschalk, Barrv, Siddall. First: James, Claypoole, Marquart, Gluck, Ranney, ' alentine, Griffiths. Mi . F r Hull y [187] Talcott Back: Beard, Edgerton, Churchill, Culhertson, A. Kline, K. Bucll, Rhodes. Third: L. P. Hill, Casscl, J. Hill, Rex, 1.. F.dw.irds, P. Jones, Doerschuk. Second: Hcnrv, Kohlmecz, Haring, M. Elv, Antico, Hoff, Kelly, Hibhard. First: D. Koch, L. Hunter, Darnell, Borchert, B. Hill, Harter. 14 II h I liurdiill [i88 1 Talcott Back: Steer, Taylor, Mctcalf, Rcilv, M. F. Strong, Schutt, H. Phillips, H. McCiillough, Simon, J. Smith. Third: von Wenck, Morse, Payne, Thrapp, Poole, L. Wilkinson, E. Stratton, Lombard. Second: K. Burnett, R. Bell, Shedd, McDonald, Mrs. G. A. Lawrence, R. Mick, Weaver, Seiferth, Towne. First: Peek, Donat, Wade, J. Rice, L. Stratton, M. Smith, Shea, Bowser. M H McDoiLikl 189 1 Tank w Back: Moos, Schmidt, Hamin, Whitehead, Scarlcs, Ela, M. Hansen, Diehold, L. C. Hill, Channcll, J. Young, Follansbee, R. Rogers. ' . Marshall, j. D. Anderson. Woodhull, Cowell, Mast, Durkec, R M Williams, Brott, Brocklebank, D. Lange, jack, Kun, A. Roberts, Tolcs, T. Hunter, Losier. Pope, R. Hunt, Lanich, Zeleny, I. Smith, Savwell, Draeger, Thoniasson, Nereson, Denton, L. Jones, Groves. Second; Haipin, D. Hunt, M. Smith, Ott, Brockett, Mrs. J. T. Hill, GeMeiner, Derian, M. E. Cook, Evans. First: Baker, M. Carr, Landcs, A. Smith, Lowther, Brecht, Kenvon. FOLRTH Third: : . • Pt ' 1 I Back: Mayberry, Cohen, Newman, Welliver. Second: Goldstein, E. Thomas. First; J. Williams, Mrs. A. ZavoJskv, Bncker. ( 2-9 ' Totem Inn Mr . Z.ivodskv . f Ik ' ■ a 1- iu -n: — a--«- 9i H t! ' fc Vatican If Back: Hacring, ' . Riichcr, H.ird , Kocicrl, |. Thomas, Bt)rsiik, H. Campbell. TiiiRo: Goodnow, Gilmorc, . Diclil, Warduxli, Mills, Klcinhans, Kern. Second: C. Wilder, S. Ball, Large, McCall, Xohlc, R. NeisDii, A. Peterson, L. Ross. First: .Mhrecht, Mineka, Horner, Mau,P.Schmitkons, ). Hamiltt)n. Ci ' -.-tCC KlclllflJtlv I ' ■ ' ) ■) Vatican Back: Keith, Eckert, Forster, C. Miller, Brost, Eowland, May, B. Phillips. Third; C. Dickerman, Steinle, Gintert, Blosscr, Flynn, Gregg, Frank. Second: Shackson, Koeferl, Mills, Wood, Auten, Wallace, Carter, Betteridge. F.rst: Helen Walrath, Hazel Walrath, Wallace, Mrs. M. P. Mallory, Stevens, Leeper, E. Dickennan. Mr- M P M:illorv Tower House Mts T. V. Till Back: Watkins, Mc.iU , Tdiiis, Huniistoii, H.ii ncs, Robb. Second: R. Hawkins, Bennett, Taxlor, P. Grifhth, FcnncT. First: Duiiikc, Mrs. T. W . Tlionuis, T. W. Thomas, Ricliniond 194 White House Wright Manor Mn. W, Smith Back: Dcnm.ui, Grolf, M. NcwcDiiib, BlmcIi, McGluc. Second j. Lcc, Sherley, Muriel Hanson, Ilslcy, HL-rniaiison. First: Sactcrthwaitc, Kincheloe, Spicer, Bushyagcr, Ledger. r m i ' 1 1 ll — H a u I 19 ' Back: J. W. H;iinilton, R. Irwin, Motter, G. H.Jones, Wilbur. Second: Memmott, Oliver, M. Lawrence, Willis. First: J. Webster, Ryall, Turtle, E. Lawrence. Yacht Club J Mrs. G. H. BowcD A— Foil PORTRAIT INDEX A Bur. Willlim W 224. 259 Barrett, Vernon R 12), 159, 282 AcKmu. Helci H Vi.lbl Barrv,Prol C K 42 Ackcrnun, Matfirci i Hi Barry. Frank M 1)5.148.247.274.275 A m.. Prol C H 50 Batty. M Katherirte 115.166.171.240.287 AdAin . FotcM 112. 182. i. ),m. 154.159 Bate. Rogei F .111.258 Adarai.JiibnF 54. 56. M8. 158,170. 1B Bauer. Frederick F .1)4,135,272.275 Adust, Mr M.J 50 Bayard. Mr. C. C 39 Aduttt. Robert P 12J.177 Bayle. Harriet E . 1)4.280 Ad mt, Willuml.; 12S.l68.2gl Beavb. Evelyn M 1)0.296 Adlud.Mir 1 56.181 Beard. Kathleen C 57.288 AdIud.Ruihl 1J4.170 Beattie. F. John 112.182.200.258.259 Adicr. Mine A 150 Beattte. .Mary E 57.280 Ahlroih, VioliE 1)6.266 Beaitv, Alvin V 129. 224. 258. 259 Alhrcchi.HiulH 117.292 BeFoiit,Jamet S. . 58 Aldcrmin, r-van)iclinc 56 Pcchiel.JohnR 58 AMcrmin,(jcnc% ' ictc A 2S0 Beck. Mariorie W 241,260 Alciindct. Charlc. K 129 Bedford. Franklin W 128.159.189.257 Alciindcc. Prol UiKh 44. 48. 166 Febr, H Beatrice 129 Alftro. Betty J 154. 155. 17J, 176. 257 Bcit ' cr, Dorothea M 157, 248 Albeit. Eleinof M 169 Belden.Prof MM 4) Alleo. Nellie C 124 Bell. Hazel A 111.1(6.266 Alletuwortb, ( it ' , 50.212,214,218.271 Bell. Roth E 108, 181.289 AKord, Rtnilic C 101.248 Bennett. H. Stanley 128. 219. 257, 294 At dcnon, Curlii V. 135,250 Bennett. Prol M. U 42 Andenoti, Edwin D 150 Bennett. Sara W. , 58, 180, 257 AoderMHi.Juyec 2S0 Benton. Margaret L 106,28) Aodrcwt, Df. George K 42, 93 Bcntley.JohnO 100, 170, 284 Andrew), Mm Mardi M 105,165.186 Benton. Robert C . . 58, 248 AnihiMiy, Paul 150,168,169 Bergtma. Daniel 128 Antieo. Mildred M 116.288 Bernard. Lucile M 1)4. 17). 282 Arfoed.Frant B 56.285 Bernttein. Arthur L. 108 Argue, Anton J, , . 56. 276 Betteridge. Richard B 109. 150. 168. 293 Armslrang, Margaret I 169, 245 Beraaian. Harold A 1)4.272.275 Arnold. Mr. H. E . . 246 Berarian. Roscllc A 103 Amold,Mr H. E 246 Bieber, L. Frances 251 Arnold, Marian P 56, 249 Biel. William C 100.101.152.170.182,284 Arnold, Roger D . 142 Bigelow, Leilic P 58.159.174 Arthur. Mildred E 129.149,267 Birgc. Ruth 58 Am, Mr. F B . - 48 Birnie, M. Ell en . . 28) A he. Andrew E 135.286 Bitcboff.Rev.J K. 272,273 Athe, William F 202. 203, 286 Blacker. Eliiabeth J 134 Aitlelord, Sybil A 107 Blackman. Margaret E. . . 173,241,248 Atliin, Iva L 267 Blake. Mary E 58 Atkint. Stanley S, . . . 128, 263 Blanchard. Haiel B 257 Auguitine. W. Robett 107, 182, 285 Blevint. Virginia R IN. 165. 187. 249 Autiin. Mary L 54,57,154.155.262 Blist, Zonella L 135.287 Auten. Margaret M . 129.280 Block. Jeanne P 251 Auten. Ralph W, , 142,293 BItidgett, Jamet B. 129,170,262 Aielrod. Leah R 265 Blodgett. William H 129.170.262 Ayrautt, Margaret W 159.2)7.266 Bloomlield. Martha E 251 Blott.Rotcoe M 128 B Blotter, Eliraheth H 117.293 Potlo. John 58 Babr. Elolte 1 280 Boebm. Irene E .... 253 Baierle. Roberta E 129. 270 Bohn. Mr W. F 34 Bail .Mi B. E 40 Bobrcr. Laurence F. 128. 244 BaiN.FIIoynM 26) Pobrer. Mr. W C 244 Bait. B tt ' ilma 1 )6. 166. 167 Boll. Helen F 59 Band. ( ra M 245 Bond. Charlotte L. 103 Baker. Donald L 57. 263 Baker. G Farrand . 123.202 Bond. Lucy J. 59 Bongiorno, Mr A 4) Baker, Ruih ... 290 Bonnell, Allen T 1)4. 135,176,27), 275 Ball, Jean 110.183.232,2)5.2)8.240,253 Ball. John G . 129 Boune. George F 119, 258 Borchert. Grace V . 288 Ball, Sua C 1 17, 191 Bor«uk, Nathan . . 279, 292 Barber. Bertha 1. IMi, 186, 270 Botthatt, Mary F. 1 19, 262 Barber, Hulh. W 57, 152. 154, 159,276 Bott -orib. Dean E. F .35 Bulier, M Faitb 129, 256 Bowen. Mr G. H. . 297 Bardrn. Mary 1 118.265 Barnard. Dudlci 1 ' 57. 168. 170. 262 Bowcn.Jeiiie O. 104 Bowen. Minnie L 108. 166. 169 Bunard. John H . 168.262 BurKi. FJiiabetb S 1)0,174.157 Bowen. Philip N 59 Buno. Howard C 110.166,168.247.262 Bowland. Donald W 10). 29) Bunc.Mi.. t V )4 Bowman. Martha F. 59 BurK . Janiet 57. 182. 191.192. 21). 214 Bowman. Viva M 116 Barr, Allied H V. 152.182.200.212.258.259 Bowtet. Mary |{ 128,253.289 Bui,Rol ri K KW. 250. 282 llovd. Jean R 160. 2M But, Mr. R U 2V1 Iliitd. M Caroline 16V Bo.rr.. Mr VI H 41,187 Boynton. Dwoihy A 118 136,241,264 Bradley. Uit F 171.257 Bradley. Martha K 1)6,265 Brad-hatt. Dr K W J4 Braincrd. Margaret 1. 113,166,277 Bramm, Jettic L 55,59 Brandenburg. Gtadt I 114. 166 160,186,257 Brandet. O Leonard 59, 170 Brandon, Mrt E T 274 Brandon, Geoege R 128,168 Brandt, Eleanor M 119 157,178,1 9 Brandt, Harold P 104. 160. 179 Branigan, Duane .A 1)6,150 Brann. Herbert P 134,175 Brann, Wilbur F 112. 182 124, 258, 259 Beantwciner, Thereto s 11), 164 166, 179. 248 Braaie, Beatrice E 134.253 Brechr, Muy E 290 Breckenridge, Prol W K 42 Breed, Mrt A F . 245 Brenilinger, Mr. W. H 38 Brickcr, Vaughan C 251,291 Brickley,CarlE 101,216 Bridgman, Brainerd 124. 197. 247 Briley. Opal M 100,15). 179 Brockelt, Gertrude L 59. 149 ,179.189.290 Brocklebank, Florence 59. 246. 290 Brod, Catherine E , 130.270 Brokcnhurr. Neritta L . 134.249 Brookt,Je te H 60. 182. 271 Brookt. Mitt Vema 48 Brott. Kenneth G 195 Brott. Jettamine C 60 149. 246, 190 Bfoughton. Mr R 50 Brown. A. Virginia 154 Brown. Cathuinc M 129,249 Brown, Farwell T 134,273,274 Brown. John R. . 134,272,274 Brown. Mary L 120,277 Brown. Prol. R. E. . . 52, 142 Brown. Vera L 119.261 Browning. Mrs. F. H. . ., 261 Brummitt, Ruth E . 103 Bruton. Blanche F 1)6. 25) Bucber. Vincent W 142. 292 Buck. Martha 106.157 Buckler. Prol F W 52, 142 Budington, Pro! R A 38 Buell, Kalherine A 1)4,288 Buell, M Eleanor 248 Bugbey. Dorit W. 130, 248 Bullen, Martha S 136,264 Butkhardt. Hermann . 105 fiurkholder. Marv E 287 Burnett. Kathetinc W ' 173,289 Burnett. M Fliiabeih 102,28) Burnt, Harold D 285 Burry. Ralph L . 128,285 Burton. Margaret R 60.183,2)5,2)4,1)8,240,153 Burtr. Prol. CD ... 40 Biirtf. Robert F 60, 170, 161 Rurwell. Lawfcnce T 60 Butch. Paul R 134,272.175 Butbvager. D Louite 169,296 Butler, Ditroihv L 121 187, I8S, 156 Butibergcr, .Mheri S. to, 181, 200 201. 151. 171 Buyer. B J 317 Caitnt. Prol W D Caldwell. Delma W Catiteron. M Murlvn Campana. Arnold F Campbell. Harel L ( ampbcll. Kathatine S Campbell. Samuel H ( ampbell. Sua . 47. 189 16) 266 60. 150. 169 169. 292 60.255 1)4.275 61.149,155,180,156,157 I i; ! A— Foil Canficld. Charles H . 107, 166, 285 Craig. Prof. C.T 52. 142 Duff, .Mrs H 1 170 Canlicld. Kcnncrh T 61,244,268 Cram. Marian T. 156. 174.265 Dufty, Delmat 66, 224. 25 , 159 Canncny, Joseph K. 134, 17-1 Craine. Lyie F 96,121,148 UO. 161. 184, 262,295 Dumke, Paul R .275.294 Cargill. Mt. H. W . 34 Crane, Barbara 64,240 Duncan, Mi. R M 46,188 Carjiill. Paul D , . . 61 Crawford, Ell.e 1: 124 Dunham, Reed S. . . 1-0.182.202,205.271 Carhon, lTcilcrii.lt C , (1,258,259 Creel, Dorothy D 136.264 Dunkle.PhihpL 28, 160, 187, 268 Camiichael, hmmcrt S . . 61 Ctesvs, Mary 64, 178, 186, 282 Dunning, Patoda A 116,169,266 Carothcrv, Daniel 132, 154,168,272,275 Cromie, Rohcrt A. . . . 64,182,200,258 Durkee, Bertha L. . 128,246,290 Carr, Christine L 136,266 Crosby. Harriet M . , 64,171,173 Dustman, Kenneth L 168,169,274 Carr, Prof. F. F. 47, 189 Crosland. W.James. . 64, 169 E Carr, Marjtaret L 290 Cross. Ruth H . 113,166,254 Carroll, Jeanncitc U. 260 Crouthaiiiel. Merrill M 112,182,258,359 Earich, Arlene E. . . . 269 Carroll. Maybelle B , 102,169.282 Crow. Evelyn ( . 134,256 Eastman, Eugene C. ... 66 Carson, Susan C, - , 130, 174.282 Culbertson. Mary O. . 64, 288 Easton, Vifginia C. 108.255 Carter, Jon futa . 61. 179,293 Cummmgs. Miss L. M 276 Eaton, Rollm S . . 150.169 Cary, S. Arton Cassel, Virginia M 150.168 61.187,288 Curtis H. Stoddard 110,166,247,263 Eberlcm, R.Jane 155.260 Curtis. John R 108,166.250 Eberwine, Marian G 130 Cassidy, Frederic G 61.177,268 Curris. Mary F 129,253 Ebingcr, Frederic G. . 188 Cassidy, Harold G . . 177 Curriss. Elizabeth F .64,174,234,239,262 Eckert, Ralph H 142.224.293 Casslcr, G. Winston 106, 150, 169 Custer. Rcnjamin A 125,166 Eddy, Lois J. 285 Cerf, Prof. R . . 42 Cutler. Elinor F 136,266 Edgerton. Alenc L 288 62 D Fdson Kathryn 66. 174. 180 Chalmers, Mary S Chamberlain, William B 134,272,275 Edwards. Miss H. L . , 48, 18} Chan, Yip S Channell. Marian S 129 Dalzell. Chester L 128,286 Edwards, Loraine . . . 66, 288 101, 153, 180.290 Dann, Carolyn C . 124,180,268 Edwards, Thclma M 245 Chapman, Max J- . Charters, . ileen 62. 146, 182, 295 Dann, E. Elise 159. 248 Eger. Mildred E 134,255 134, 253 Dann. Evelyn F 64.248 Eichlcay. Virginia L. 129.254 Chase. Josephine K. 129 Dann. Mary B. . 111,267 Ela. Adelaide E 134.290 Ch ' en. Thomas C 62 Danton. Prof G H 50 Ela. Bciiiamm 134.273.274 Cheney. Gertrude M . . m, 157, 173, 187, 260 Darnell. Juanita J, . 134.288 Eldrcd. Donald M 96. 108, 170, 248, 250 Chenoweth, E. Marie 130.245 David, May A 130.254.255 Elliott. Sally 157 Christiansen, Mr. 0. C 169 Davis, Prof. B. H 42 Ellis, Elorcncc B 106.280 Church. , nncttc M , . ... 62. 156, 171 Davis, Charles C 134. 168.274 Ellis. Paull F 134 Church, Donald W 126, 263. 281 Davis, John E 65. 182. 193.194 Ellsworth, Anne G , 134, 160,241,267 Churchill. .MtrcdG 62, 158.278 Davis, K. Elizabeth. . , 156, 264 Elmer, Hugh 123, 224 Churchill. Harriott B 62. 288 Davis, Mary - 157 Ely, Mary E 1)4,288 Clatlin. Edsvard S. 275 Davi s, Richard K. 128. 170,285 Emich. Madclainc A 66. 277 Clapp, R. .Mian . . 268. 286 Davis, Ruth E 181 England. RohcrtaW 108, 254 Clapp, Roger A 105.166.276 Daw,lnaM 127. 130.248 Erlcr.Paul H 128, 160,161,266,279 Clark, Adella M 62.156.178.184.234.238.248 Dawson, Barbara 134, 160,241.277 Escoit, Nathan E 142. 143 Clark. Charles L .272 Dawson, Sarah B 119,166,261 Estabrook, MarjoricL. 66, 154 171.183.232.234 Clark. Marguerite S 62. 179 Day, Bonnie B ' . 65 Evans, Jane R 159.241.290 Clarke, Prof. E. L . - 49 Dean, Frances . . . . 65 Evcretr. W. Gillette, 130. 245 Clarke. Ellen V. 130.268 Dean. Virginia C 129,255 Ewald. Margarita M,. 66, 267 dayman. David 63.282 Decker. Doris L 129.253 Ewing, Dewey A 142 Claypoole. .Antoinette C .128.160.232,287 Dcemer, Elizabeih H 65.178.255 Eycstone. Marionc I 130.251 Clevcrdon, Carolyn E 129,256 DeGant. Clara E. . ,249 F Clifton, John M 272, 275 Delaplane, Elizabeth C 65,153,180 Clough. G. Herbert 119, 166,168,224 Delfs. Genevieve . . . 129,149,178,255 Falconer, Clara E 100. 161, 267 Coaies, Kaihryn J. 188,268 Demont. Elizabeth H 130,264 Fanning. Emma J. 128.241,248 Coates, Ruth W 134,264 Denman, Lillian M 130,296 Farrell, Beatrice E.. 113 166.178.282.28) Coblcntz. Helen no, 171,235,240 Densbcrper. Elizabeth M 134,287 Farrow, Sara R 256 Cohen, Bcn)amin B. 291 Denton, Elizabeth . 128, 290 Fauvcr, Elizabeth F . , - . 134,135 173.176.241.287 Colburn, Harriet S. 104, 1(6, 260 Derian, Nancy S . . 130,290 Fauvcr, Helen K 113.178.240.269 Cole, Dean C. N... 35,44 Dewar, Lucille M . 128, 186,270 Fawcctt, Howard B, . - . 272. 274 Cole, Helen H 169 Dewey, Almon R 154, 1(8.275.274 Fay, Joseph S. . 142 Cole, Mr. L. E 38 Dexrcr, Dons C. . . 152.134,266,267 Felts, Margaret A . . . 101.180.257 Collier, Mary F 122, 270 Dexter, T. Harold 154,274 Fcnn.Prof. P.T 47. 271 Colson, Vcnila B 129 Dicken,LoisL 237 Fcnner, Cornelius C. 101. 105.294 Conanr, Marion K 134 Dickerman. Charles P 65.293 Ferguson, Kaihryn R 67.254 Conger, Katherine E Conlon, Myra K . . 102,267 Dickerman. Ernest M 119.293 Ferguson. Martha J 97. 116. 169.254 171,262 Dickey, Frank P 128. 168.283 Ferguson, Tryon H . . . 67 . 170. 182. 250. 258 Conner, Robert M 63, 276 Dickey. George W. . 65. 262 Fickcn, Frederick A .. . 107, 155 .182.200.248.252 Conrad, G. Miles 128 Dicbold. M. Lucille. . 134.290 Fink. E. Elizabeth... 130.265 Cook, Charles W , 63. 285 Diehl. Charlotte E. 287 Fiorto, Joseph A. 1)4.155 Cook, Clifford A .63. 268 Diehl. Virginia M 292 Fischer. Mane A , 134. 161.287 Cook, Elton S 63 Diekhoff.Mr J. S 43 Fishel, E June . 129 Cook, Margaret S. . , 260 Dike. Jessie M 265 Fisher. Inei E, . . 55. 67. 262 Cook, Marguerite E 290 Dixon Donald T 118.265 FiskcProf. G. W 52. 142 Coons, Miss P. M .51 Doane. Fmily G (5,189,266 Fislce, Margaret S- 1)6 Cooper, .Ada E 128. 266 Docrschuk. Elizabeth 108. 240, 288 Fitch, Faith L 1)4.241,256 Cooper, Helen D Cooper, Martin W Copley, Norma .A Coplin, Walter L Cornell, Phyllis 63. 149.268 Doerschuk. John L 154,188,275 Fitch, Miss F, M 4) 130 Donat. Helen .A . . 156,289 Firton, Elizabeth R . . , 113,178,280,282,283 129.261 Doty. Martha M . . 135, 136, 151.264 FitzGcrald. Elliott 169,274 130,275 Doubble. Chloe E.. , 270 Fitzgerald. R. Ikrnard !27, 130, 150.168 135,136,169,176.256 Doust. Howard B. 112.162.249.259,273 Flagg. Elizabeth L 156.169.264 Cotton, .Arthur L. 112 147, 159. 174. 200, 224, 258. 259 Downing. Norris L 274 Flammcf. William B . 100 Court, Ruth L 63. 149,262.263 Doxic. Devona 107,156,171,184,277 Flannery. Wilbur E . 142 Coutis, Lillian E. . 63 Dracger. Margaret R 128.159,189,290 Fleming. Dorothy E .251 Cos en, Glenn E. . .134.176,272,274 Drake. Howard E 272,273,274 Fleming, Mr . M- J 25) Cowdery, Prof. K. L 41,187 Drake. Mildred E 66,179,256 Fletcher. Elizabeth 134.176.270 Cowdety, Mrs. M. T 41 Dudley. John R . 258, 286 FIcteher. Mr. R. S .. 48 Cowell, Alice M 136,246.290 Dudley. Mrs. C. H . 2(2,263 Flickingcr. Ida M ICO. 267 Cox, Rupert T Crafts, Mrs. A. F 168.169 Dudley. Winifred E 262 Flynn, Florences. 128.29) 265 Duell. Clarence L 128 FoUansbce. Freda , 290 2-99 1 Folt — Mad Portrait Index Fold, Ruih O Fontana. Nicholas 1)4.25) 10) Crisvsold.Janc E . Groll, NettK M .1)2.1)4,1)5 176.241.26) 296 Fof bc , FraiKo A - Forbei. Kaihaf inc W Ford.JaredH Fixd. TboiDak k 67.266 1)6.266 120.168 128,244 Grosser. Dorothy L . . Grosi. Joseph O. ... Grover. Cordie R. . Graver. Prof. F. O. 129.157.256 281.282 1)4.176,248 40 Foreman, .Mr. F )9 Groves. Claudme B. 1)4.290 forttct, Milion C 67. 279. 29) Grumraitt. Oliver J 129.219.248 Fo.iec. Mr F H Fo.let. Mr.J. S 52 )5 Guest. .Mary E Guide. Mrs. 1- V 69.267 264 FralKit. Margarri E Frank. MiuE. A. 108. U), 2)5. 2)9. 240, 254 )9 11 Frank. Lawrence S. . Frankel. Beir? C 29) 277 Hacnng. Ixsier W. . Hahn. Charles K 69. 168. 292 129 Frrtuid. LiKiie ... 264 Haines. John F 26). 294 Frcv. Virjtinia L Fru.1. Mr. R. B .. 67. 149. 180. 277 59 Halderman. Margaret H. Hale. W. Culver 1)6,264 1)4. 172 Fr e. Mr. A. M . 49 Hall. A. Clarence 1)4 172.272.275 Frre. W. Lucille. Fulk.JameaB . Futlcriun. Prof. Kemper ' ■- !-i, ;i4. 255 285 ;«,52 G Hall. Elvaiean Hall. Mrs. F J Hall. Glenn A Hall, Prof. J. H .. Halpin, Mabel V., 69 50 142 50 290 Oabor. Marv 249 Hamiliim,John B 128. 292 Gaise, William C 271 Hamilton, Joseph W 297 Gall.Joieph E 67. 276 Hamilton, Kenneth W 1)4.274 Gardner. Mar|Orie E 68.171.180.269 Hamilton, Marv C 1)6,251 Garlancer. Leo O 150, 168. 169. 272. 275, 274 Hamlin, James T . 251 Gamer. Carolyn 1 . . 1)4.248 Hainm, Eleanor. . . 1)4 17). 186. 290 Garraban. Marjtaret .M 12). 161.256 Hammer, Jean G , 287 Garrit. Gertrude H 12). 257 Hamnett, Helen R 26) Garvin, Robert L . . Gehrkeni, Prof K. W 68. 254 50 Hampartzoumian, Hamparnum . Hanawali, Dwtght M 142 10) Gei er. Prof. K. F Geitinfter. Fklcn H. . 46 68. 149. 266 Hand, Mariorie A Hanev.John B .129.1)6 69.177 GeMeiner. Nathalie M Geti.G. Flarold. Gibion. Donald B 290 274 m Hanford. Margaret F. Hanncn, Lew W , . . Han clman, Russel C 254 117.248 69. 168 Giddings. Cyrus V 219,262.281 Hansen. Marihe E 290 GitTord. Frances M 68,181,189,280 Hanson. Elizabeth S 122.256 Gilbert. Elmo E . 168 Hanson. Muriel E. . . 111.296 Gilbert. Neil A . 168, 189, 257 Hara. Tadaaki 142.185 Gill. Tom Gillespie, Johns . 105,166 , . 247 Haralambic. James Harding, Talbot 12). 166. 28) 1)4. 189.272 Gilmorr, Edna 1. Giniert. Dolores M 129, 292 117,29) Hardy, John E Hardy. Sylvia R ., . 69. 278. 292 255 Gittcr. Bettjr L , . Gladieui. Bernard L Gladicut, Raymond C . 2«6 68,148,158,295 .115. 158. 182. 196. 202. 203. 295 Harger. Marian G Haring. Vivian F. .,109. Harper. S. Virginia. 157.159.160.161 1)3.1)6.277 165. 186. 288 25) Gladieui, Rolland J . 112.148.258.259 Harrison. Ida W . . . . 70 Glessncr, Margaret M. 126.171.180.26) Harroun, Mrs. A. B, 51 Gluck, EdnaD . . . 105. 149. 287 Harroun, Prof. H . 50 Gocmbel, Pauline E. 68. 260 Harshev. Edith M 70 Goemer, Prof. F. A 42 Hari.Mi B E 42 Goin, Viola B . . Goldstein, Henry . . 1)4.266 291 Hart. Robert C Harr. Virgil C 129.278 70 Goodnoiv. A. Katherinc 128,292 Harter.JeraldineO 70 171, 233. 288 Goodsell, Lincoln S Gortner, R. Aiken Gosling. Helene M Gottsthalk. FJiiabeili ( Gould. Cassius W . . . 68, 247, 257 154,172,272,275 266 1)4,287 1)0, ISO, 27), 274 Hartman. Mary G Hartson. Prof. L. D Harvey. George W. Harvey. Mary W . Harvev, Shirlev E 70, 149. 174. 179 187. 248. 249 38 142 114. 188.264 ...70.181 Gove. Mr F. S Gowdy, Victor J 40 68, 195. 208. 225. 285 Harwood. George W Hasclswerdt, Irene G 121.166.278 70 Grabill. FJIioii V Graham, Frank F 128.159.170.28) 12) Hxskell. Pearl W Hastings. Mrs. A. M . 70,149.151 IS«, 174. 251 42 Graham. Dean T. W 52. 142 Hastings. E. Rita. . . 1 )0. 280 Graham. William H Grant. Clifton P. . . 122. 177.286 10). 251 Hatch. Elisabeth C Hatch. Mrs. E. B 181.280 48 Grant. Helen H 1)4, 175.25) Hathaway. Helen M 1)6.265 Grant. James W 69. 168. 285 Hattenbach.JoeF 71 Grau. John G 118.262 Hasvkins, Everett D 71.184,251 Graves, Lois M Gravlin. Emerson N Gray, Audrey L 128. 267 .69.276 1)6.270 Hawkins. Helen C Hawkins. Roger R Hawthorne, Neva .... lis. 1S8,1 «4. 128,268 170.251.294 107. 169, 267 Gray, Roger M. Gregg, Catherine E Griffith, Desler K 104.158.258 117.179.29) 1)4.172.275.279 Hayward, Viola H . . . Heath, Ralph M Hedges, Ruth 71,149,15) 155, 156, 262 120 71 Gnffiih, Perry O r.riffiihs,Janelh Griffiths, Mary Griffiths. William T 219. 294 161.173.287 157 121.278 Hcelcy, Margaret J llcldt. Nellie R Hemingway, (iciirgc K Hemingway, Isaliel R 114.235. 2)9, 240, 210 287 71.152.295 71.256 Grindlay.John H 112. 159,160. 161.162,258.259 Henderson, J. T . V)6 Gristvold. AlictL 111,166,262 Henrichsen, Estbet C 71. 2)4. 2)8. 240 GrisKold. James W 9), 112. 1M.2)II Henty, Helen M 1V . 157. 288 Henry. Roberto 126. 128, 148, 224,258.259 Hcrbertson. Eleanor L 287 hiermanson, Lucile C 1)6.296 Heir. Whitney H 123.282 Herren. Mrs. G 254. 255 Herring. .M. Elitabcih 128. 160. 287 Herum. Ellen C 265 Hetrick. Gladys L -1.261 Heusner. Mrs W 262. 26) Hurt. Eleanor M 128, 1)4.248 Hlatt, F Ellen 160.28) Hibbard. .Miss H )8 Hibbard. Jeanne 237. 259. 288 Hicks. Ftantes 1. 72. 245 Hill. Betty L 72, 146, 183 253. 240. 288 Hill. Elaine .s 154.267 Htll. Eleanor B 266 Hill, Mrs. J T 290 Hill, Josephine E 100.179.288 Hill, Lillian C U6. 290 Hill, Lillian P 288 Hill, Mary L 248 Hillis, Marjorie R 1)6.282 Himeno, Massah H, 142.185 Himes, Joseph S no Hine, Dorothy A., . . . 1)6.264 Hines, A. Hemingway. , 100. 255. 284 Hinman, Donald D 10) Hinnerschieti, Karl J 72, 159 174,177.263 Hippie. Dorothy K 1)6.266 Hobach. George A 129. 258 Hodgman. Helen . 253 Hock. Jacob A 121.263.278 Hoenstinc. Harrier D 108. 166. 255 Hoff. Kaiherine E 110 235. 240. 288 Hoffman. Kathryn E 136,253 Hoffman. Martha E .72 156.179.256 Hoffman. Neil W 142 Hoffsis. Harvey C 72.254 Hogan. Kathcnnc I: 129 Holden, Mr I. C 42 Holder, Ralph J 72. 2S5 Hollands. Jonas H 123.182.193 Holloway. Joseph B 150.169 Holloway, Lowell H 72 Holman, Marianne ' 130.253 Holmes, Fremont . 134 Holmes, Prof. H S 41 Holt, R. Kenneth .97 102. ISO. 169 Hook, Paul W 72. 216. 285 Hope. Harriet R , 119.179.263 Hopkins. Miss A. 277 Hopkins. H. Kenyon 168. 272. 274 Hopkins. Margaret C 73. 188. 256 Hoppa. Therc.ia F 104 Hopper, Rachel M 1)6.260 Hopss-ostd. Kathrvn 1. -i. 171.26) Home, Hcnrv P 142. 145 Horner, Mrs. E P 41 Horner, Margarer J 292 Horner, Prof W J SO Horst,Paul E .... 27). 275 Horton. Charlotte 7), 174 180.282.28) Horton, Helen S .128,156, 166,178 2)6.241.249 Horton, Lillian H 1)0.264 Horton. Prof W M 4). 52. 142 Houghton. Elirabeih M 7). 28) Houghton. Margarer W 1)4 Houghlan, Allene C 7), 171 178. 234. 282 Houghlan. MaryJ 128, 157 178. 2)6. 28) Houston, Norval R 172, 272. 274. 275 How, Loo Y 122. 270 Howard. Clayton K 1)6.275 Howe. Mr. C. E 46 Howe, George S 1)4.172 Howell. ( harle. D 128. 26) Howell, Mildred L 169 Hov. Waller L 122 Hubbard. Alfred W 194. 195 Hubbard. Charles C 120. 218. 271 Hubbard. Frances W 7) Hubbard. Pto( C. 11 39 Hubbard. Kaibrrn V -1.2)4.239 Hubbard, Krnnelh T 1)4.272.275 I } o| Portrait Index Folt — Mad Hubbard, Robert D. .. Hudson, Richie A . . . . Hiig, Graces HiiRc. Grace D Hu hc-, DelphineE., Hu hcN, F.liiabcthL. . Hu ;hi[(, Mii A. L . . Hull,Mi !iE. F Hulley, Loraine K. , . HumiMon, Donald S , . Humphrey, Sarah K. , Humphreys, Mr. J. A. Hunt, l )rothy M , Hunt. Genevieve h Hunt, Robert V Hunt, Ruth M Hunter, Louise V, . , Hunter, Thcltna L . - . Husted, Mr. L Husune. WiUum H. Hutchins. Dr. R Hyde, Alene F . . . . Hyde, Georjiia M. . . Hyde, Kathennc Hyle, Kenneth H . . 128.168 169 134, 159,266 128.261 245 . 152.1)5.176,262 48 287 73, 171,249 114.165,294 .136, 169,264 34 173.290 74, 249 272,275 290 .106, 159, 166.180,288 290 40 142 31 , . 265 74, 249 249 118 Ilslcy, Ah c M Imhoff, Lawrence E. . . . Inge. Kate V Inscho.Jcanncttc H InsprucWer, John H Irvin, George H Irwin, Richard G .. . Jack. R.Winona Jackson. Joseph Q. . Jackson, Lcc S Jackson, Royal A . , . Jacob, Mary E James, Betiv F Jameson, Prof R. P Janes. Bernon H Jaszi.Prof-O. JcllilTc, E. Jane JclIiffe.Prof. R. A, Jennings, William S Jewett, Elizabeth C Johnson, Miss A. M Johnson, Ellen H Johnson, Ethel I Johnson, John B , , Johnson, Miss M. M Johnson. Mar|orie A Johnson, Pcrcival T Johnson. Prof. R. N Johnson, Walton R. Johnston. Hester J . . Johnston. Mme. M. L Joiner, Jean .A , . Jones, Donald P . . Jones. Dorothy J . Jones, Mrss E. , . Jones, George H Jones, Mr. G. M ... Jones, Mr. G. T. Jones, Mr, H. C Jones, Lucile M Jones, Prof, L Jones, Pearl E Jordan, Mary K Joslyn. Everett J 297 ....74,170,182.282,295 74,270 124 , 134,189 105, 170, 182, 200 182,202,275. 297 120, 233, 235, 240, 290 142 135 135 114,257 232,236,238,241,287 41,187 74 27,47 136,283 26, 43 263 118,186,248 51 237,241,248 265 110.177,192 47,189 74. 240 .103 -- 42 134.275 134, 287 41,268 171,268 54,74,158.295 ,74,180,269 186 102,262,297 34 ,40 . - , ,44 290 44 136,288 .96.113,156,162, 180,277 134,135,176,272,275 KcNo. William J Kcrntucr, Marion M , , Kcmsics. F.mcrMin, . . Kcndntk, Mariha j Kennedy, Lillian C , Kennedy, Paul T. Kcnwofthy, Hdwin V Kenyon, Miriam E, , Kern. Dorothy H Kc ler, Prof. M Kibler, Kathennc A Kil.l ore, Helen , Kilmer, Robert J . . , , Kimball, Mi C, , , Kincheloc, Florence L King, Glenn W Kin.e. Louise B King, Misi M. M. . , King, Wyatt . . . . , Kinsey, Mr, D. C , Kiracofc, Melville K , Kiraly, Emery Kirby, Elinor H Klcinbohl, Ruth E KIcinhani, Grace M Kline, .Mice E Kline, Grace E Kline, Harry V , , Kline, Helen N , Kline, Irene T Klmgenhagen, Dean A. M. Klugc, Margaret E Kncppcr, G. Vendic, , Kobayashi, Naokichi , Koch, Dorothy E Koch, Katherine C Kocfetl, Clement J Kohlmctz, Dorothy B Kohlniyer, Hazel K , , Koontz, Harold D Kramer, Shirley M, , . KrelLJean M Kremcrs, Amy A . . ■ Knbbs, Francis B, , , Kuhn, Katherine B, Kun, Elizabeth R Kupfcr, L, Irene Kurepkat, Mildred L Kurchin, Robert W. Kydd. F. Esther. K Kawasc, Nobu Kay, Marguerite H Keeney,Phillis M Kehlenbeck. Mr. A. P. Keith, .James P Kell.Mrs. F. O. . Kcllam.DorisJ Keller, Thomas B , Kcllcy,.Iane M , . , Kellogg, Helen E,,, Kelly, Mary A . . , , 142,185 114,265 123, 171,266 51 75, 293 266.267 256 282 282 136,265 288 L . M LaCroix, Francis A , . Lacy, Eugene D. . - . Ladausky, George J Ladd, Beryl A Lahaunnc. Mile. Laird, J, Herbert, . . Laird. Loomis W. Lampson, Mrs. R. Landcs, Ellen L Lane, Dorothv M Laney. Alfred j Langc, Dons Langc. Naomi K Lanich, Dorothy H. Large, Florence E Latshaw. F. Virginia . Lauderdale, Mrs. M. H. Lawrence, Mrs, CM. Lawrence, Edwin . Lawrence, G, Miner Lcdcrcr, John S. Ledger, Harriet N Lee, Henry Y. . . Lee, Jane F Lcc, Kenr H Lee, Lucille S. . . ■ Lee. Robert N, . . Lcedy, Mr. C. D. .. Leepcr, E. Millicent , Lecsberg, Alta A Lcfkofsky. Lillian, Lehman, Armand W . . . Lehmann, Prof. F. J. .. 107 Leicht, .Annahelte M 136,245 136 Lcmmerman, Robert (, 76. 189, 263 251 Lemon, Everett W. 113, 166.226,258.259 136.251 Lenhdri, Louite F. .115. 2«9 169 Leonard, ,Mr . B. H 48 .134.272 LcRoy,GaylorJO. . 76,148,177,255,284 108. 250. 282 Leslie, Grace , , . . 122.270 129,290 Lew. Daisy ,. 270 .75,292 Lewis, Glenn F 134,172,275 42 Lewis, Marjorie L. 135.265 266 Lighrncr, Dean H , 134.172.273.274.275 124,256 Lindner, Harrison F 172, 272. 275 129,213,255,285 46. 188 Lindquist, Prof. 0. , Lindsay, Andrew K 42 112.198.199.252 .111,296 Livingston, Magrieta. . .. ....76,147,149,155.156.262 106 Livingston, William H. .. 134.272.275 ,135,270 Locke, Frank C , 129.212,215 259 Loesch, Russell T 128, 170, 258 112,252 Lofberg, Prof, J O , 44 45,202.221 Lombard, Eleanor H ,...76,171,240.289 200,214,285 Long, Mary K , 76, 261 142 Longman, Donald R 128.268 134,159,173,260 Loomis, Joy 109. 263 75,178,263 Lord, Prof. L. E,., 44. 186 75, 149, 179, 292 Lord, Marion L -6, 249 , , .123, 288 Losier, Auriette L, 290 . ...106, 171 Lothrop, Prof. A. P 41 .148,159.172,184 Lott, Marian E 128.159,160, 181,270 257 Louis, Frederick R. . 128,184.251.259 109,166,267 Love, Mr. D. M , 35 35 Love. M. Frank 76, 170. 218. 271 116, 149,265 Loveland, Mrs, A. M 295 75,182,194,217 Lovcir, Margaret H 136.270 142,143,185,249 Lowry, .Antoinette 114.159,270 75, 18!, 233,240,288 Losvther, Kathennc R ,290 129.254,255 Luck, Lydia R , , 260 129,292,293 Luka.s, Elsie F, , 103. 149 288 Lutterman, William G 1 34. 168 134 Lyon, Mr. D. E , , 35 75, 148, 152, 170, 262, 295 Lytic. Mrs..! B 42 75, 266 . . 105, 156 M 129,255 McCall, Esther v.. 117.292 134,272,275 McCallum.SatahL , , 135.254 96,113, 163, 174,178,277 McCallum, X ' lrginia I 108. 254 128. 246, 290 McClelland, Raymond S. 122.189.251.286 267 106 168 McCloy, Emma M , 77. 181. 183. 232. 233, 240 134,272,274 McClurc, Jane S ,176,186 . . 129, 254 McClure, Margery J 77,178,186.254 MacComb, Marjorie J. . 77,151,249 McCord, Helen H 129,263 142 McCreery, E, Louise, . . . .264 134,273,275 McCullough, Carherine. 169.245 134, 272,274 McCullough, Harriet G, .289 116.266 McCullough. Prof. J. C. ... 41 , 41,268 McCullough, Katharine C 128.241 134,252,274 McCullough, Louise C 104. 166. 254 112,166,182,209,252 McCune, Donald C . 128,251 43 McCunc, Jessie E, . 26! 135, 173, 176,237,290 McDanicl. Kenneth G , . -.!•,■ 128,236,268 McDonald, Mary H 77. 149, 156. 179.289 128,268 MacEachron, Prof, P N 45.210.211.213 120, 166, 246, 290 McEwen, Mr. R. S 38 120.249 McFarland, F. Naomi 114. 186.257 135.290 MacFarlanc, Robert W . 258. 259 , 292 iMcGinitie, K. Virginia 251 129,255 McGlue, Helen V 135.296 , 269 Maclntvre, Annie I. 129.263 ,289 Mclntyrc, Ruth E 245 102, 165,297 Mack, Prof. J. F 43 76, 297 McKce. Mary M , . , 173.249 Ill McKelvcy, Stewart D, , MacKenric, Jean H . . 115.165,273 136.296 126,236,239,241,264 262 McLaren, Edna C 128.241,264 121.166,180,296 McLaughlin, Mr. J. S. 43.131 134.273.274 MacLaury, Kathleen, 174. 255 1 30. 265 .MacLennan, Prof, S, F 49 273, 275 McLeod. Archibald , , , 135.176 42 McLeod. Donald 101 , 244, 258 124, 160, 166. 293 McUod, Peter M 219, 24J 159.260 McMish, M, Unorc 109.248 260 McQuare. Ruth H --, 186, 249 134,272,274 McRac, Gordon B 119,262 ,- 50 Madden, Ida M 77. 261 [?o. 1 Mad — Syv Portrait Index MiJJcn, Mirv R 77.261 Mt rrt.. Maiine H 80.26) Palmer, John . . 128.148.219.258.261 Miltd.uk. KilJi L  .78 Motti.on. -Mr D .42 Palmer, .Margaret W 55.61.156.174.26) Mjfccc, Mirftirci J II), 164, 178, 2 Morriutn, Jane 17). 261 Parcclls. Laura C 251 Miuboti, Gertrude E 128,269 MorriMin, Robert S SO. 258. 276 Parker. Eva M 159 Miliolra. Helen h 186.187,287 Mc riwn. Or W R 45.200 Parker. Florence C t ' l, 149. 151,155,251 Millory.Mr. M 1 ' 29} Muerow. M. Kathleen 115. 17). 287 Parks. Edward A... 81.285 Sl«tMK, Ruhjud S 111,174,279 Mctf.e, Herbert C 128. 249 Park.. Margaret K . 1 35. 237. 270 Minn, Helen C 129, JM Mor«, LouiK C 80. 18). 2)2, 2)3. 234. 240. 289 Parsons. .Mrs. C C . 252 Minn, Mirgirci I. Muk, Rohcri « ' 24} Mortimer. Ruth L 80. 267 Passmorc. Rurh E. . 249 128, 244 Mo.her. Edward A . 128.281.282 Patterson. Franklin H 174.250.282 Mirk.. N.ntt C vr. IIJ. 174. 178.2BJ Minher. Henry ,A 27). 28) Patterson. LangdtMiJ 172. 279 Mirijuirdl. Chiller 219 Moton. Catherine E .265 Patterson. Marforie 1 135.287 Mirt uirr, Mirjciret A 287 Mott. Virginia G . . 169. 245 Patterson. ' irginia R 1)5.269 Marquette, Helen t 116. 245 Motter. GeorjEe . . 111.199.297 Payne. Wilda A . 289 Mar.hall, A. Kilhrrn 5S.78. 151.155, 261 Mould. Ediih W 113 147.2)5.28) Payne, Willard A . 124 Mjr.hill, Virginta L. 2J7, 290 Mould. Jean M 128. 236. 238. 283 Peabody, .Mrs. L . 278 Martin, Florerwe H . 129.171,256 Moulton. Ml.. G E 48, 18), 232 Peabody, Miriam . U!2. 155.26) MaMm, Bernard L 274.275 Moyer. Prof D E 42 Pca.e, Louise M . . . 81. 277 Maw, L0U1.C R 128, 246. 290 Muir. Mary A 115.269 Peake,Mrs DoraJ. 279 Matter.. 1; Marftaret 78. 280. 282, 283 Murley. Ro a 1. 136 Peck, Edwards .. 120 Mater.e, Florence K 155. 17J Murray. Evelyn M 135.267 Peek, Ernest F. . IS2.189 Maihe .. Mr A L 59 Mu.tard.Thoma. D 124. 224 Peek, Eva M u .289 Maihe ., Helen E 128, 157. 166. 255 Myer.. Genevieve B 136 Peirce, Prof P. S . )9 MatteMici. Mar. L 1 «. 266, 267 N Pelton,.Mrs. L. M.. 256.257 Mam.. Mr. S  45 Pequignot,CccileJ. . 124.174,268 Mail. Yuk K 115,158,202,292 ' adal.Jo«r ' ' ' 189.263,284 Percy, Frank E. IW. 1)5.176,274,276 Maawcll.Joho W 219.244 N ' agata. .Akira 142, 185 Perkins, James C. . . 142 MaT.RolloR -8. 154. 156. 160. 168, 295 Naglc. Loui.e L 245 Perkins, .Mary B 135,256 S!a.berrT. M.Glenn- . 78.291 akamura. Minoru. 142. If). 249 Perkins, Ruth E 136 Maver, E- Loui« .1)0.265 Na.h. DeanF G 35 Perkins, Sarah L. . 129, 255 Maynard, Richard R 1)5.247 Kcavill. Burdetle G . 172.274 Pcmne, H. Louese . 106,151.269 Maynard, Robert W . 1 10. UO. 247. 262 Neeld, F. Marnaret 135.267 Pclerman, Dorothy P 127.251 Mayo, Robert D 129.174.249 Neff. Margatet E. . . 133.136.264 Peters. Franklin T 101.109,258 Mead. Winitrcd M 78. 149. 188. 268 Neikirk. Mary E 115. 157.280 Peters. Paul D 121.278 Meader. Carlton ( 1)5 NeUon. Mary E. .104 Peter on. .Arthur H. 292 Mealy. Harold C, 168.184,251.294 Nel.on. Ragnhild I 117. 186.292 Peterson. Svend M. . 117,170 Mebu., Jo«ph E Medcalf, E.elyn 1. 128. 166. 168, 170 Ncrcon. Marjonc A. . . . 169.290 Pctricoff. Herman 135,272,274 251 Neubaucr.Jtihn A .80,182,200,216 ,217,225,244 Pew. Richard H .271 Meeth. Rithard A 272.274 Newcomb, Margaret E . . 1)0,296 Pfair. Mrs HA 281 Mcinhold. Herbert M 112. 182. 200. 212, 214. 252. 258 Newell, Carolyn M . - . 17), 264 Pfcil. Florence E.. 2)7.245 Melcher. Robert A . 127.1)0.150.286 Nc.. ' man. Bernard M . . 119,291 Phillips. Byron M 129.295 Mellon, Lucille I. 126 128,149.178.2)6.2)9.241,28) Nice, Constance E . .80, 256 Phillips. Charlotte L 142 Mcmmoit, . rthur 297 Nicely, Elizabeth H .1)0,265 Phillips. Dorr A 118 Meriam, Elizabeth W 102, 157, 164. 26) Nichols, Ellen S 129,180,256 Phillips. Helen E 289 Mernman. Beatrice M 12) Nichols. Prof J. H 45.216 Phillips. Julia H 82 Merriit. Eunice S 55.78.149.157.169 Nichols, Ruth J 130.263 Phillip.. Marian L- 2(0 Merrvtield. Maurice R . 54,78. 147.148.159.177.182 Nichols, Stanberry J. 129,168,283 Pier. Ruth C . ... 135.257 Mcr.hon. Kathryn , . . IW, 176,270, 280 Nichols, Miss S. P. 40 Pifer. Miriam M . . 82. 249 SIctcall. Richard P 79. 202. 27) Nicol,Pt f.C.W.. . 49 Ping. Margaret V 1)5,175.270 Melcalf. Sarah H .289 Nidy,M. Eleanor. 115,270 Piper. Glenn T 1)5 .Metiger, Ruth E 128. 160.181.270 Niederhauser, Mr. W. S 41 Pitts, Avis E 186 Mick. Uuri A 159.267 Niehu-s, Dorothy E . . - . ;n.260 Piatt, Marcia s 105.265 Mick, Ruth E 289 Nils.on, Mr A. E . 39,211 Phske, Edward L 170 Miller, Charlof 121.160.293.295 Nipps, Mrs. R. W, . .251 Pliri, Marian A . . 82.26) Miller, Pro( T. A 40 Nishihara, Isamu . . . 142, 185 Plummcr. Edna. . . 111.267 Miller, J Clayton 79.160.170.184.271 Noble, K. Eugenia 80, 181,292 Pocock.J. Margaret 129.157.161.186.266 Miller. Kenneth W . 79. 182. 197. 202. 20). 273 Northrop, John A . - . . 273, 274 Pocock. MaryG. 62. 1(0.186.266 Miller. Mary L 113. 156.166.178.186.277 Norton, James R 272.274 Poland. Eo.ter H 120 Miller. Norman B . 1)5.172.274.275 Novotny, Chatle. K . . . 81,182,200,224,225,258,259 Poole. Patricia J . 17), 289 Miller. VirKinta L, , . . . 79. 268 Nutting, Archie W. . , 1B9 Pope. Mrs. B N . 82, 255 Millette, NaiKV M 169.282,283 Pope. Lucybelle 155. 173.290 Mill., Barbara M 292.29) Oakley. Francis C .81. 147, 154. 158, 184. 28), 295 Porter. Jean E 135.257 Mill., Cordon F 275 119.181.187.292 Oberlin, Florence G . • - 264 Porrman. Herman G Portman. Richard K 216 Mineka, H fXilore. Odiorne. Velma G . . 118.265 216 Miner, Sarah A 150.264 Oehmke. Dorothea E 1 36. 169. 248 Poul.on. Harpet W 159.216.274 Moll,Elilabeih H 116, 166.171.251 Octiel. Roscoe G 106 Powell. Jame. D. . . 128.268 Moiiod, Ml.. Hdcnc 1 41.268 Oldenburg. Elinor J . 129. 1)5. 280. 287 Pratt. Jonie G . . . 17) Monroe, Maude U 79. 180. 277 Oliver. Myron D 297 Price. Nathan 170 Mix dy. L Jane •■ . 15). 156. 178. 26) Oln.stead. Mr J G 37 Priebc. Edward W. 82, 285 Moore. Prol D K 48 Olsen. Marian T 287 Prier. Stanley . ■ 106, 174 Moore. Blinor 79.256 Olsen, Yngve H hx 170 Prigmorc. William H 121.262.27) Moore. Evelyn 1 1)0.280 Omori, Riuzo 164 Punke.F.tellaL. 156.348 Mi re. Ml.i G E 50 Ordway, Claire L 249 Pvle. Mr. L H :S2. 28) MotHC, Mildred D . 248 Orm.by, Ralph 81.262.273 Q Moure. Herbert R . . . . 142 Ortt, Dorothy C 287 Moorhead, Harlcy G . Osbom, Clofoihy A M :. 1)5. 176.261 Quinc. Willatd ' 82 79, U7. 148. 152. Ii9, 182, 198, 199,217. 284 Oil. Ada E 290 R 135.160.173.28) 1 35.270 S3. 262 83.15) Moorman, Wynant f Mwr.. Blanche 272 1)5,186,290 Otten, Bernadine C Oserhol.er, Maiine 115.269 1)5.176.287 Raedel.Jane E. . . ilaincr. Dorothy E Ral.ion. HVSrgatet P Ram. y. May T MrMgan. EuKCfK B. . . Moeilan. Glenn W. Morican. Mi R K 97. 1112. 169. 251 n . 1)6. 150. 168. 169 )9 Owen. Mr. C. H. . Owen. John B P 51 M. ro. 271 Mi«ley. Mar 80.261 Randle.Jane R 126.26) Morrill, Ma y ( l ' «). 171, 26) Pauley. N Man:4fci 1(9.248 Ranney. EIiii.e E . 135.173,287 Morrl., Mr.. 1 J 284 Palm. Rn.a ;o9 Ran.i.m. Hu«hW 128. 148.214.281 [ 301 1 Portrait Index Mad — Sy V Raiooli.YouicfM 189 Sawyer. Donald M . .120,271 Skinner. Lawrence E 87 Raydcn, Doris B. 83 Sawyer. Robert N , . ... 273,274 Smart, T.WelJon. . US Raymond, Ruth 118, 1J9. 166, 265 Saycrs, Laura M. . . 84,268 Smith, David E . 128, 28« Ready, Henry 127, 130, 168,169,244 Saywetl, Louise U. . 104, 187,240,290 Smith, Evelyn C 128,161,270 Rccd, A. Kathleen 129 Scarborough. C. Gerald. , . ... 105,170 Smith, Hilton , 67, 268 Reed. Dudley B Reed. George H, 112, 170,252.258 168 Schaffner. Martha C 129,287 Smith, Iva M 123. 264 Schapiro. Miles S 54 «5. 160, 149, 174 Smith, Jane £ 115. ] ' ,( 157.160.161 Rccd, La ' crnc- . 169 Scharmann, Elizabeth M. . 266 Smi.h,Jo.ephW.. 279 Rccd. Margaret C. . . 83. 249 Schillig, Stuart F , 272. 275 Smith, Josephine W ' 87.289 Rccd, Thcodosia 83 235.238.240.253 Schmidt, . nna K, , . Schmitkons. G. Edwin .130,290 135,172,275 Smith, Lcoflorc H . Smith, M. Alice .. h7.187 Rccdcr, Elizabeth M,. . -110,185.253 2S0 Rcid, Harriet- . . 129,156.178 282 Schmitkons, Kathcnnc 1 135,173 Smith, Margaret M 129.270 Rcily, Helen M 83. 183 232,233.240.289 Schmitkons, Paul V, ' . .. 128,292 Smith. M. Isabel. . . 104. 240. 2;o RcKchauer. Edwin O 112. 148,182 198,199.252,258 Schneider, August 2 135.250 Smith. Marjorie R 104. 2S0 Rcisner, Dorothy Ci .169.265 Schneider, Marion E 128, 178. 269 Smith, Mildred A. 110.289 Rcu-.ch, Florence C 266 ScholT, Charles N 111,250,266 Smith, Mrs. N . . . 285 Rex, E. Urn .116,288 Schott, Margaret H .108,254 Smith, Paul G 121 Reynolds, Margaret C 83.101,254 Schowcngerdt. Dernicic 85 Smith, Robert L 135,286 Reynolds, Ruth F, , , 83. 149,254.255 Schramm. Juaniia B 85, 189 Smirh, Sylvia. , . . .135. 187,141.267 Rhodes, Mary M W4 146. 156,186,288 Schubert, Mary E , 85.189 Smith, Vera M. . . 129.264 Rice, Helen G , , . ,84, 262 Schultc, Marie L. , . 87 153,154,169 Smith. ViolcttcJ. .. 89 Rice, M. Jcannettc 289 Schuliz, Caroline E 115. 1(5 174, 178, 277 Smith, Mrs. W. , 2S6 Rice, T.J 327 Schutt. Betty M 181,289 Smith. Wade S 135.159 Richards. M rs. E. H 286 Schuti, William H ,85 Snell, Frederick A, 136, 150. 169. 275 Richards, Miss E. P 39 Scott, William H 154 135,272.273 Sncll.LuraE, . 115.240.287 Richard.. Helen L 135 Seahorn, Lillian I 260 Sneyd, Herberts, , 128, 219. 252. 258 Richards. Leslie M, 111. K-6 Sealc, Kathleen 1 102,171,283 Snodgrass, James M 116,262,273 Richards, Romola R 1 56. 245 Seaman, Mrs. O U . 248, 249 Snyder, Howard W 172.274 Richardson, Susan E 135.270 Seaman, Mr. W. H , 34 Snyder. Marghanta 1, 265 Richmond, Russell W 155. 176,274,294 Searle, Helen E... , , . 109, 266 Spahr. W.Carl 135 172,275,275 Riddle. Jane D 266 Scarles, Margaret E 290 Spain, Henrietta I , 265 Rindfusz, Fairc J. 155.253 Scckcl, Marione R 85. 269 Spanglcr. Harlan G 274 Ritari. Alii E 268 Sedgeman. William H 85.170 Spear, Mary V . .124 157,240.268 Rit7. Gale 142,145 Sciferth, S. Jane , 119.289 Spccht. Katherine J 128 236, 239, 264 Rivkind, Harold C 135.275 Sell, James P 122 Specs. Grace E , . .130,265 Robb.John W, , 128 160. 161,263,294 Sells, Walter M 85 150 1(8,182,195 Spence, Helen M , ,, ,129,287 Roberts, Alice R 150,246,290 Sennet, Ruby A. , , , 171,287 Spicer. Beryl , , 121,296 Roberts, Dorothy E 108,171,249 Sensel. Eugene E 135,272.275 Splitstone. Stella 135.266 Roberts. Frederick C. . 155.172,275 Serotkin, Harry N. . . 86, 160, 161 Sprictsma, Helen G, 135. 255 Roberts, Owen S . . 155.272,275 Serotkin, Irving B . .135.274 Sprigg, Kathleen L 149, 157. 245 Robertson. Henrietta R 156.265 Service, Johns Stalcy, Marcus J. , , 88,212 213.218.271 Robinson, Clark L 128,215. 214.282 107,152, 165. 182, 196, 197 202 203, 248, 252 Stanley. Janet H. , 88.254 Robinson, David V. 103 Severance, Philip M, 135 168, 272, 275 Siannard.J. Newell 118 166. 263. 278 Robinson, Elsie B 118,270 Sexauer, Lillian F. . . 264 Staples. Jean G. , . , 136.260 Robinson, Frances V 128,233.241 Shackson, L. Lee. 109 168, 170, 293 Stebler, Hazel L, 108. 265 Robinson, Mary R 251 ShalTer, Elizabeth A 128,268 Stech, Mary Z 136.280 Robinson, McIrosc , . 110,257 Shaffer, Ehzaberh H 128, 179, 248 Steer, Debora M 88. 179. 289 Rockwood,RuihC. 102 Shaffer. Joe G 100, 255. 284 Steigely, William G 136.150.172 Roc, Arthurs 135, 176, 189,286 Shaw, Dean F. H , 35. 52 Steiner. Mr. L. E , 41 Rogers, Prof. C.G . 38 Shaw, Viva H. 136 Stcinlc, Martha L, 117.293 Rogers, Mr. L. T 45 Shawkey, Elouise V 86, 149, 2(0 Stcnbcrg, Bruce W , ,,--150.278 Rogers, Mary C .113,155 156.184,268,280 Shea, Margaret M - , 86.289 Stetson, Prof, R. H 38 Rogers, Mr. P. P 46.188 Shedd, Susan G. . . 106 156. 178,289 Stevens, Margaret E . 124 233, 164, 293 Rogers, Rachel L 105. 166.290 Sheldon. Katherine 86, 181 Stevenson, Jean C 130,257 Rogers. Walter P 84 Shelton, Mary E. , 155 160 173.176,283 Stevenson, Ruth L 104, 280 Romano, Wilhclmina 264 Shepard, Marilou - 86.268 Stick, Eva M ..135.173 Rooney, A. Pauline 107 Sheppard, Ruth W . . 114 149 157. 166.270 Stockcr, Charles L , . 88.182,212 214,218.271 Rooncy, Howard W. Roosa, Alice H , . . 219.285 129.236, 239.241 Shcrlcv, Ella A 111. 1 49 153 157, 180, 296 Stockcr. Richard J. . . Stockham. Helen B. 110. 150. 168 128 Sherman. Constance D 86,180,257 88 149, 169. 248 Root, Kathcnnc E 111. 178.266 Sherman, Madalcne B 186, 256 Stone, Helen M,., 157,181.266 Root. Ruth E , 135 173,237,241,270 Sherman, Prof. P. D, , 43 Storandt, Kenneth .M - - 274, 275 Ross. LouE . 108,292 Sherrill. Margarcr L , , -86, 249 Storm. Colton E 88,177.268 Ross, Lawrence C 84 Shibata, Takenori , 86, 185 Stover. Kenneth V , 272,274 Ross, Marian C 84, 267 Shipherd, Henry F Sttand, Grace E . 25} Rothert. Garnctt E 84, 251 100,163,182.197.202 203 262, 263, 284 Strand, Margaret P 169 Roudabush, V. Ruth. . , . 128, 269 Shipherd. Mary E 102, 156,262 Strand, Ruth 1 , 253 Rowe, Frederick H , . . , 168,272.274 Shollenbcrger. Carl A , , 128,252 Stratton. Elizabeth ,136,289 Rovs, Mary K. . - 256 Shortt. Elizabeth. , , 87, 257 Stratton, Lucile H 113 162,171,289 Ruch, E. Kathryn. , . 104. 166, 188.254 Shotwell. A. Margaret ,251 Strauss, Charles E, 161 Rudd Marv B 245 Shotwell. Eloisc . Shui. Edwin T 135,173,256 109 Strawbridgc, Helen I Strong, David . .135 .135 173. 176. 249 ■ VUUU, l AdLt Ui . . . . - i . Ru h, ManhaE 84 155. 156,184,262 172. 272. 274 Rulc.EliicA Russell, Janet C 103 150,171,265 Siddall. George W. Siddall. Marian F... 155 168 172, 272, 275 Strong, Madeline F Strong. M. Elizabeth 136, 289 .287 88, 174, 280 Russell, Lois 135,263 Sifton. Margaret F. .136 Strong, Miriam C 124. 166. 268 Ruthcnbcrg, Russell R. . 129 Simkins, Gertrude I . 130,257 Sturgis, Mrs. A. B 44.186 Ructle.HclcnC 245 Simktns, H. Olvia 136,280 Sturgis, Prof. C . 47.188 Ryall, Wallace W 96. 102. 165.297 Simmons, Evelyn J 87, 161,266 Sullivan, Daniel C 121.278 s Simms, Mar|orie F. 87 Sulton, Dorothy E 124. 265 Simon, Helen M 134,173,289 Sutherland, Catharine f 101.156 Saddler, Mary G 129.269 Simonds. .Mice M 129 171,241,264 Swaney. George R 128 Saras. Henry W 132 155. US. 168 172.217. 273,275 Simpson. Mariette 128, 283 Swaney. Tom C. . ,274 Sanchez, Joseph R 128.188 Sims. Prof. N. L. . . , 49 Swifr, MissC. L 41,187 Sanderson, Nelle K 155.280 Sinclair, Miss M. E , 47 Swing. Madeleine E 155.267 Satcerthwaire, Katherine L .135.136. 176.296 Singleron, Mr. R. H . 43 Symons. Lois R. 186,264 Savage, Prof. C. W 45 Skillitcr, Persis ,, , 157 Syvertsen. . nna M 128,282 ( }o}l Tak— Z Portrait Index T Takcuchi. Minu . . . Tubcll. SUIIv W. Tarr, Eiclvo M Ta.rluc, Mm  . B. Tjvlur, C Rulunl. Tartar, Georgia H Tailor. Pro(. L.  ' Tenner, EJward H , Tenner, Mr W H. Terrr, M. Elitabclh TeWinlel. W, Gordo.. Thatcher, Viff;inia H Thoma . Erwin Thoma . Helen Thoraaj, Helen t Thonui,John R Thomu, Paul ThompviKi. Mr . 1. L Thama oo, Helen E Thomaj, Mr T. W. . . Thonia , Mr T. W Thompioo, Franklin S Thomp on. Harriet M Thom; .on. MillKent B Thorn . Walter j . Thoniicn, Harrr L. Thornton, Mr. H. H. Thrall, .Meic M . Thrapp, Dorothy C Thra hcr. Jame Q Throner. .Mr. G C Thii ion. Mr H. B Tiilil. M Eliiabeth TidJ. WiniJred.. Timherman. Eliaaheth Timm. Dorothy C Tobin. .Mr F W Todd. Noelle Tole . Mildred h Tom . John E To nc. Elizahcth H Trailer. Walter B Trcfetben. Mi J. B. . , Trethaikay. Edw in H . . Trevett. Gordon I . . Trick, Jcannette Truman, Marv L. . Tucker, Prof F C. Tucker, Marion E Tucker, Rocalic G . Tuckley. Elizahcth .... Tult.. William O . . Turk, .Mhcrt Turnbull, Laurene . Turtle, Donald R Tuttlc. Florence E . Tvi ' itchell, Clara R Tyau. Phihp V . . Tyler. Howard A Tyler, M. Eleanor Tyler. Mary J Uproo, Prof. W. T Ll hcr, Glenn S L ' lterback, Piof. W. E Valentine. Thcreta M VanBodeftravcn. Paul . . VanClcef.John H . Vanllorn. Maurice H , . V ' enner. C lidita d . Veidier. Iillen I ' X ' ltiinK. Marjjaict Volk.FJithM  on Wenck. Mi  K S ttMi Wenck, Maifda M ■ . I5 , Wade, Ouroihy I Waiwr. Dr. C II WaU, Dirid R IBS 161 1 ).270 42 128,216,294 W. 179, 2 9 46 ns. 159. 27}, 274 4J U1.2S« ■ ' . 182.199.282 89.277 150. 291 2Si 11}. 161. 164 129. 279. 292 i;6. 128. 182.219.281 247 109. 24«. 290 294 294 128 I (5. 270 251 142. 14) 128. 202 •Jl. 187 10} US. 289 97. 107. 170. 285 45.200 }4 89. 251 89. 249 89. 174. 180. 277 155. 17}, 2)7. 267 )5 104.264 100.290 IW. 169. 294 106. 289 129. 168 51 89. 182. 271 . 244 122.270 117 46 1)5,270 264 89, 178. 2S2, 28} 150,168,169,172.272.274 272 129 90, 297 128, 267 90 90 90, 285 249 128,180 u 90.170 45 V 287 ' «, 150. 172 116 128.244.268 1)5. 172.27). 274 1)5.186.287 ID. 17). 266. 267 115.266,267 48. 2)2 156.18). 2)2,2)).2)4,2)S, 289 1 )6. 289 7,4) 10 , 177 Wahl, MarisaietJ N ' akcticld, Marian Wakcman, Louiu M Wakukawa, Eroen K Waldorf, Louiic F Waldrun, Catherine II Walker, .Marie L Wallace, I. Pauline Wallace, Mr. S L Wallace, William H Wallace, W. Paul Wain, Mr. G. E Walraih. Haiel . Walrath, Helen E Walteobau|Eh, Ruth J Warch, Willard F Ward. Prof. C W ' ard. F. Champion Ward, Helen Ward, Le lie E Ward ' cU,Judllh S Wartler,John H Warner, Ralph E Warren, Muriel E. Wason. Eliiahcth. . Wa crfallen. Kathcrine E. Watcrbury. Annistine Waterbury. Dorothy f. Water . Carl B Water . Joceph E , Waikin . Allan C Waiter . Mar|uric W Watt . Helen E Weaver. Oernardine E Weber. Dorothy M. Webiter. Andrew C Webster. Jame W Weidner, L. Arlean Welt, Lawrence E Wcllivct, Harry B Well , Barbara A Well , Doroihy M Weill, Guy W Weill, Helen V Wenber)!. OlalJ. Wot, Maxinc D We tervclt,John E Wharton, John S Wharton, Ruth T, . Whcatlcy, Adeline G Whceler,Jo ephC Whelan, Anna C Whitcomb, Fay G. . . White, Frederic R White, George R. White, Laurence N . . . White, Tom D Whitehead. EhiabcthN. . . ' hltchcad, .Mr . R. B Whitinf;, R, Uenpamin Whitney, Clara L Wicchman, Miriam E . Wieland,R. Richard Wifthtman. George D 128 .124,157 124 90,181 .174,180, lJ5.17ft ICO, ■) ' . 105, 124. 120, 169, 120, . H Wilbur, C, M. Wilcox, V ' jr){inia. . Wilder, Carlton E. Wilder, Harold V Wiley, Jeanne U Wiley, Ruth L Wilkin , Prccident E Wilkini, Robert H Wllkiniim, Laura T. Wilkin on, Lula L Wilkinion, Ruth E William , Mi A L William . Ediths William . John C William . Mt K F Williarat, Ml M S William , Merwin E William , Ruth M William , Mi R I ' William , Thoma W 55, 92, 150, 169 1)6,245 114,26) 129,256 117, 185 105, 254 254 241 , 269 181,29] . . .44 142, 268 104, 29) 42, 168 161.29) 29) . 240. 248 110.150 51 244 , 282, 28) 272, 274 126,292 119 188 122,256 264 9 ' SI 241,277 1)5 170, 262 91,294 .151.254 .174.268 289 248 91 129.297 91 170, 271 251.291 128. 267 155,270 272. 274 265 272,274 91.268 128.150 91.150 1)4.270 . 179. 187 .272.275 .171.254 . 248. 250 114.255 .218.271 ,172.275 101.170 1)0,290 260 . 177. 262 .104,257 171,163 250 117,249 252, 297 101 224, 292 250, 274 129,255 240, 249 .)), 1)7 189,268 ' ' !.289 240 265 42, 168 17), 261 119,291 4) 50 274, 275 . ' .x . 290 40 170, 182,200,251,271 1)5,172.247, 91 .135,172,176 92 219 92, 182 1)5 107,164,174,182,248, 177, 1)5, 166.2)2,2)), )0, )1 128. Willi . E.Sidney Wilcon. Alberta 2 WiUon. Anne G W ' il oo. Gertrude I. WiLon. M Milhcent WiUori. Ro, B Winder. Flelen ) ' inder. Minnie . Wine. William G Wllkler. Mr J E Wiihee.EihelJ Wittemire. .M. Eleanor. Woe ner, Helen E. Wood. Geoffic S «ood. Ruth V Woodard. Mr R l Woodhull. EJuabeth R W ' oodmanty. .Mattha B WoodtulT. Mr A R Wood . Jame ,M Wood.. M Eitelle Woodward. Catherine H Wooldridjic. Jo eph S WiKnter, Prof H A Wrijihl. Mel in W Wu. KeM Wyan. Birchard E Yamap. Hirn hi Veagcr. Lina B Veaman . Mr. L. E Veaton. Prof C H Yeaton. ,Mr . E. K. Ycntier. W. Clair, Yeranian. Vartan Yocom. Theodore J York. Raymond R Young. Burton O Young. Harry H Young. Jean C . Young. .Margaret J. Young. S. Florilla Youii. Prof. H. A Yuaia. Yoxo Zannoth. Dorothy .M Zavodiky, Mr . A Zeleoy, Mary A. Zilch. Dorothea .M. Zilch. Mildred E Zorbaugh. Eliiabeih H 1U7. 16). 174. 248.297 110.2)5.2)8.240 17). 264 149.166.264 174. 178. 270 115. 16). 174.27) 106.189 128 268 )4. ro : « y2. : 7 :5i M5. 1 . 274.276 92. 29) 267 128.246,290 241.264 156 101,251 128,257 92,270 142 )9 272, 274 184,262 92 Y 142. 1S5 9). 261 42 47.189 49 9) 142 116.168.200 12) 170 1)5,272,274,275 1)5.175.290 106 1)5,248 ■ 52 185 z 115,155,171,179,256 291 1)5.160,176.186,290 93.267 128,189 268 Acktiowleiigmeiits E E . Green Sfokanr, H ' ashin ron R R . Benson 1 .luii Art StuJios T. .) RiCL Tht Kiel StuJioi E. C RoPKEV IiulLiiupolis Eiifrjiiiif Co. D. VI  ScHONBERG SehnbiTf Printing Co. F. . Kr. use .V K. Smith Co. F. J- Con AT « BookhinJinf, Co. I }o4 1 The Red Truck is your Guarantee of Quality OBERLIN DRY CLEANING COMPANY Oberlin ' s Best M. D. Wyckoff, Proprietor Telephone 181 Marcelling in the Mode and the latest styles in hairdressing and facials by experienced beauticians. Scalp treatments given by our pro- fessionally trained masseuse. Conveniently located at 15 College Place, just a step from the corner. Call 515 for appointment. CAMPUS BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Madeleine Cor -ell Telephone 5 15 305 HV 1 v 3t 1 i ■ President Henderson is now closing his forty-sixch year as a teacher and otiiccr in the Obcrlin School of Commerce. He has witnessed the progress of this school until it is now one of the tincsi schools of its kind in the entire country. It is one cf the few schools of business training in the United States having the college entrance requirement. It offers a two-year Business Administra- tion Course, a Secretarial Course, a Stenographic and several other courses. There is a great demand for college graduates who have the practical business training. PresidextJ T Henderson Make Your Education Practical SUCCESS comes much more quickly to those who have the tools of business who can step into secretarial positions through shorthand, typewriting, and accounting. This year quite a number of Obcrlin College students have been taking our courses along with their regular work. A better plan is to remain another ear in Oberlin and make thorough preparation for business, office, and secretarial positions. Few college graduates have such training and as a result there is a great demand tor their services. Our Employment Department is glad to coojXTate with the Bureau of Appointments in placing graduates in desirable jxisitions. OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, Inc. j T. HcikIltsoii, I ' rxsidcnt 47 S. 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I U4 Rdoms tor Private Parries No Extra Charge Dinners Luncheons Teas Parties Our Specialties A Tea Room where re uhir meals are served When in Oberlin come in and be convinced 39 College Place THE HI-O-HI TEA ROOMS Mrs. H. L. Rawdon, Mgr. Best Wishes for the Success of the I 9 3 I Hi-O-Hi Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Grindlay Youngstown Ohio IF You Prefer Good Things Better -in- Candies Sodas Sundies Malted Milks Salted Nuts -try- MEIKLE ' S 15 E. College 3 ' 5 1 Your Pittsburgh Real Estate and Insurancc Succcssfullv Managed by W. B. Dawson and Co. 603 . Diamond Street We have confidence in The success of The 1931 Hi-O-Hi James H. Griswold, ' 98 Hope Erwin Griswold, ' 97-00 Erwin N. Griswold, i James W. Griswold, ' 51 Jane E. Griswold. ' 35 Hope Griswold. Jr., ' 39 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Marks Milwaukee, Wisconsin Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ferguson Niles. 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