Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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MARY LOUISE ALEXANDER PORT CL.1iN'rON, OHIO. O. H. S. 111, Sandusky H. S. 121, 131, O. A. 141. Social Committee 1419 Girls' Board 141 3 O. A. Y. W. C. A. Social Chairman 141. You have heard of sharks. Mary Louise is one of them. They don't study very ha1'd, you know, but get good grades. And if you want to laugh for an hour or two, just talk to her. She is probably laughing anyhow, and you might as well laugh too. Yours crazily, Mary Louise. ' A hapless infant here I roam, Far from my dear maternal home. FERNE LUCILE ATWOOD TALMADG 13, OHIO. Talmadge High School 111, 121, 1319 O. A. 141. This is one of the new membe1's of the class, who entered last fall and pursued her way peacefully thru her Senior year, with few outside interests to disturb the even tenor of her ways. Sh-e has not decided what to do next year, but may return to Oberlin for Conservatory work, so we are likely to see more of her. But, then, I don't care. Was ever such majestic mien In any spot on this earth seen '? fix. 7l'EUL'llfj'-fUlH

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THE CLASS OF 1914 Pres1dent Theodore M Gleene VICE President Nelle G Eoff Secretary Treasurer Henry B Hudson It IS safe to say that the class of 1914 1S the most enterprising of any class which has graduated from the Academy We are the ones from whom spring the most original and successful movements 1n the school In class partles and social funct1ons we easily excel the other classes Indeed a certain party given last fall by the J l11'1101S to the Jun lor Middlers would have been an utter fallure had not a few Seniors happened around to swell the number and lend zest to the occasion Not only are we renowned in the soclal world but also in the l1tera1y and athletlc It IS none other than the class of 1914 which organized the Men s Council and the Acad emy b1 anch of the Y W C A and had the enterpr1se to publish the first annual for the school The most promising debaters of the last three seasons have come from among us This year our class basketball team was victorious 1n every game and won the prize banner In the varsity teams also many of the finest players belong to the class of 1914 But our course 1n the Academy has not been entirely spent 1n good times and rec reation We have worked hard and faithfully over our lessons and have accomplished much The standards we have set are of the highest and we feel proud on the whole of the work Wh1Ch the class has done When we have graduated and have gone our several ways the years we have spent together here will always be remembered as among the happiest and best parts of our l1ves. Social Committee ........ . .................... Norman H. Wright n , ' ! , 1 . . . . , . ' . . . ., - . . . . . ' 1 , . ' 7 7 , 1

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