Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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For the remainder of the term, we can only phophecy. For one thing, we know the Seniors are to give a banquet to all the athletic men. Whether this includes the janitors, whose chief occupation is muscle developing, or not, we haven't yet been told. Anyway if We give it, it is sure to be a success, and we feel safe to add the usual Hav- ing partaken of light refreshments in the shape of ice cream and macaroons, the guests thanked their hosts and hostesses and departed, each vowing that he had had the most enjoyable evening of his life. The Middlers are planning a party to be given in honor of the Seniors. This, also, shall be an evening of rare delights. On Saturday evening, May the twenty-third, the grounds in the rear of the Academy willbe the scene of great festivities. Of course the Etean is still a trifle in-the-hole, and in order to bring it up intoithe glorious sunlight, we devised a happy and original plan, by which to obtain the necessary 1ucre. This plan consists of three principal parts,-the outdoor movies, the candy and refreshment booths, and the Coney Isle in the barn. The movies will be out on the side of the barn, with rows of chairs facing them. The Coney 'Isle will consist of about eight different shows or stunts going on in the several rooms in the barn, from six-thirty until eight o'clock, followed by one hour of movies. Among the enticements will be a nigger-baby gallery, three shots for a nickel, and other similar irresistibilities. There is no doubt but that this new method will have the desired effect of ending all our financial worries, aside from all the fun we'll get out of it. One H I i I I lx

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