Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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BERNICE ROVILLA CRUMB OBERLIN, 01110. O. A. 111, 121, 131, 141. Social Committee 1213 Basket- ball 1sub.1 1315 Manager 131. It was quite a su1'prise to us that Crumby could graduate this spring, for she has been out of school one Whole term. But she succeeded in making up lost work, and we are glad she will not have to drop back, as she has been with the Class thru her whole course. Crumby has always been interested in Class affairs, as Well as basket- ball, and is one of the well-known members of our com- pany. Crumby . Well, gee! How did he expect me to know that? With cautious glance, 'Looking' askance at all she sees . FRANCES IRENE DANA Sl-IERIDAN. WYO. Mountain School, Sheridan 111, 121, 1315 O. A. 141. Vice-Pres. Y. W. C. A. Club 141. Although Irene Dana has been with us but one year, she has taken active part in the interests of the Academy. She has been most enthusiastic in her support of social affairs and has lent her aid in the Senior parties, and also on the occasion of the Academy Carnival. By her gentle and charming ways, she has managed to stir the -hearts of social young' gentlemen, and has endea1'ed herself to all the girls who know her. Oberlin Conservatory. Of many charms to her as natural as sweetness to the Howersn. Thirp y

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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!

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Thirty-one l ' l 6- . 1, lil W F' lt: waits Q Gui F. is If x i.. -1. Plif ' 3 . . 4 11: .,,+.'1f'1 5 1' 'him f . ,, -, uh ,,f-3Q::,.:ff fx 1 fe. . - H , , ii. . 1 lfigfzf ig., ' y a V. ,ff .ff A 1 - lg, fr ' .J I . ,,:..,. , ., VAUA igqafu I , , f 1 A 1 amz- .gh-. -, I l MATTHEW JOHN DISERIO NEYV YORK CITY. O. A. 121, 131, 141. Gymnasium Team 141. Who does not know Matt and his clothes-pressing establishment back of Brooks Store? During his stay of three years with us, he has shown his skill in 'an ever- increasing number of arts, from pressing suits 1both on ironing board and on bended knee1, to threatrical per- formances and pugilism. We all like Matt very much, indeed, what would the Senior class do without him? KlM'att-77 Small but mighty . LUCILLE EVATA EHMANN HINCKLEY, OIAIIO. Hinckly H. S. 111, 121, 1313 O. A. 141. Lesbian 141. We think this member of our Class showed very good judgment when she chose Oberlin Acadamy for her fourth year of preparatory work, after three years in the High School of her home town. Most of her time has been devoted to her studies and music, so that we, as a class, have known little more of her than that she always knows everything' which she is supposed to know, and is a model student. Let us hope she will continue the good work, and attend Oberlin College! Lucille . Oberlin College. Behold, how great a mind in this fair, slender frame doth dwell!