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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ELIZABETH EUGENIA BARNARD NENV ,I-IAMPTON, N. H. New Hampton Literary Institute 115, 121, 1313 O. A. 145. Lesbian 143. Bessie has so systematically absented herself from the gay social whirl of the Class gatherings that we are in doubt as to whether she has been afraid of us or not. We have not come to know her very well, but she has fitted easily into the life of the Academy, and has created so little disturbance about herself that we are reminded of the saying about still waters . It takes all kinds to make the world go around! Bessis . ' Oberlin College. A quiet, unpresuming maid, With habits quite sedate and staid . FREDERICK L. E. BASTEL OAK PARK, ILL. O. A. 141. Debate 1455 Athletic Editor Etean 141. Bastel has not been with us quite long enough to give us a very good chance to know him. What we do know We like. It didn't take him long to catch the Cad spirit, and once he gets a thing he keeps it, even though it be a ministerial-looking hat. He put up a mighty good debate, and many of the Carnival inspirations trace their origin to his caput. But beyond all else will we remember his disinclination for the blues and his decided dip 1remin- iscence from Physicsj toward being a first-class optimist. Oberlin Conservatory. Why aren't they all contented like me? Twenty-.s'1'.r