John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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had supported himself through college for four years. As a varsity tackle he had starred as a stalwart lineman with the Four Horse- men under Knute Rockne. Indispensible to the track team, he established a record for the javelin throw which went uncontested for 30 years. This prominence in field events won him a berth as a U.S. representative to the 1924 Paris olympics, where he took a bronze medal. His proudest and happiest day came in 1928 when he took Catherine as his bride. A grandfather of six and father of five, he and his wife live in Cleveland Heights. Associate Professor of History, Mr. Oberst holds his Master of Arts degree from John Carroll, where he contributes immeasurably a forceful energy and knowledge to his stu- dents. The desire to continue teaching after he retires lies in the satisfaction he experi- ences in knowing and working with the fac- ulty and student body. His is not the only satisfaction, the Univer- sity and the students have for these twenty- seven years known Mr. Eugene Oberst, a man of integrity and understanding.

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