Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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GRAHAM GLOVER CAMPBELL KANSAS Cifry, Mo. Central H. S., Kansas City 111, 121, 131, 141, 1515 O. A. 161. Basketball 161. Speaking of serenaders,-we certainly do like the way you sing tenor, Doc , especially in 'fThere Little Girl, Don't Cry -it brings out the tender, sympathetic qual- ities of-well,-anyway we all like Doc , We wish he had been with the class for all four years, instead of just the last one. His playing on the Cad five, was the feature of the basketball season, and izl' he hadn't been so busy with several other things, he might have made a reputation as a good all-round athlete. Oberlin College. Great globs of glue! RUTH MILLICENT CLIFTON , AVON, OHIO. A. I-I. S. 111, 121, 131, O. A. 141. Ruth Clifton has been with us but one year, but has fitted very well into all of our customs The time she does not spend in studies and conservatory work, she gives to parties and socials at Shurtleff. All that keeps her from being a social butterfly is her exceedingly undemonstrative nature. Ruth Oberlin Kindergarten Training School. S-sh, be still! She is going to make a noise.

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T uenty seaen NATHAN BERTHOFF ml xx XOPK cmx Stuyvesant H S Q11 Q25 Pelklomen Semlnaly Q31 O A Q41 Class Bfxsketball Q41 Debate Q41 We ale blessed wlth a gene1ous numbel of notables among ou1 company, and N Be1thoff must su1ely be counted as such F01 1S not a walkmg encvclopedla and d1ct1on'uy comblned to be taken seuously lnto account especially when that same lnfant p10dlgy 2,lVeS folth hlS knowledge CODIOUSIY fO1 the benefit of hls class1nates'7 A five mmute extempolaneous speech IS melelv '1 Joke to ou1 mmble w1tted o1ato1 and mefmtlme the 1est Slt back content and know that they have at least tempo1a1y Lest flom then lfxbols Oh yes' We have gxeat men mn ou1 mldstl Obe1l1n College His Wolds of lealned length 'ind thundeung sound Amazed the gazing 1ust1cs mnged alound EUGENE CARL BISCHOFF OBEPIJN 01110 These people that come mto the Academy flom the Hxgh School make about the most loyal Cads of all Gene IS no evceptlon to thls rule 'Ind h1S school sp111t IS as stmng now 1n ou1 ffwoz as lt was last yea1 1n ou1 uval s Hls speclalty seems to l1e along the 11ne of me ch-lnlcs and doubtless 1n the y8'11S to come, hls yeals of labol Q93 w1ll be 1ew'uded by the plocluctlon of an unex celled type of '1e1opl'xne that shall b11ng him undylng fame and countless m11l1ons We 'ue glad you declded to be wlth us fO1 one yea1 anyway BlSCh 'md W1Sh O H S would send us mole llke you Obellln College Oh I say ' 4 ' S l' ' .. t ' ,. - - 1 Q 1 . . . c c c S c . - I I .4 , o A. C . . , . . I Q . Q Y. ' A, . I . I C . - -. ., C . C , C t C . . . .I . C . i , . . G . . . U ' v - . .' 4 1 lrr ' 1 1 ' I w ,, VY A C I .IQQKV 4. l - - i 1 1 1 0.11. s. 415, Q2J, Q3Jg 0. A. Q4J. 4 . 1' 4 ' E'-2 ' . cz , xy lu C C C n QL. , -,,, H ,, . . - . . . i. . 1- . N . C . , . -- 4. i. , . . . . . J, C 7- 0, L, C . . . . . 6 . . A - - C . C C . . . . . c ' . , ' - . . . . H ' 77 ' L I , . , c I . . . , A ' u an l, . V , r ' I . ,,, gk. ..' 'v-'.l,v '. , A I 'z - ' - , V

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L'l1lj'-Ill-Ill. WC 1 ' . '- 'v 'i ml' 'Ji A - -. l 'QU .- A-L 'm id ,, Q- . .. 1- mi., -, V ,--iz.:-22:-' I 1 1 N-.51 J -.. 'f ' 12,5455 A i LEE ALLEN COLE I-1.-xv1CNN.x, 01110. R. H. S. 1115 O. A. 121, 131, 141. Social Committee 121, 131, 1415 Allencroft House President 141. In Lee we have something' entirely diierent from the rest of the class. ln fact, he is unique in several ways,- his cynical wit is generally a departure from the usual run of humor in the school, and in dress he is a walking fashion plate, never wearing anything but the newest styles from Paris. Some of them, we think, must have come only from his own fertile brain. He is a very promi- nent member of the Allencroft crew , for this year he has held the exalted position of House President. Of his romances we won't attempt to write. They would take a book in themselves. I ., Case School of Applied Science. While therels life, therels Hope! HELEN LAURA COWLES NMTAL. SOUTH Ai1'R1CA. N. B. H. S. 111, O. A. 121, 131, 141. Social Committee 1215 President Y. W. C. A. 1413 Etean 1413 Distinc- tion Committee 141g Commencement Speaker. Helen Cowles joined the Class after one year in the High School of New Britain, Connecticut, and has pioven herself to be a valuable addition to our large and enter- prising company. In addition to the many other class matters in which she has had a share, she will appear on the Commencement p1'Og1'3.11'1 on account of high scholar- ship, and there is no doubt that we shall be justly proud of her on that night. 'Would that she were to enter Ober- lin College, as a number of the class will do! But she has chosen Pomona as being' ne irer her present home, and every good wish goes with her! I-Ielen . Pomona College. A fragile piece of workmanship - divinely tall, and most divinely fair!