Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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NELLE GEOGII EOFF OPSERLIN, OI-HO. Cumnock School, Los Angeles 1115 O. A. 121, 131, 141. Social Chairman 121, 1313 Vice-President 141, O. A. Y. W. C. A. Secretary 1419 Girls' Board 141. If you want something done, and done Well, let Nelle do it. Her specialty is collecting dues of one sort or an- other. Don't get in her way, tho, nor disagree with her, for there will be trouble if you do. 'If you mind quickly, and agree politely, maybe there is a ride Waiting for you,-and maybe there isn't. Oberlin Conservatory. What Verse could do her justice? OTTO EMIL FREER A CHICAGO, ILL. Commerce High School, N. Y. 111, 121, 131, 1415 O. A. 151. Football 151, Baseball 151gAClass Basketball 151. Jimmy is possessed of a rather bashful and retiring nature,-that is, as far as girls are concerned,-but the fellows think he is UO. K. , so we all approve of him. During' the fall his name was familiar to all football enthusiasts as the steady half , and now he is catcher on the nine, and proving himself a lucky find. We wish he had been with us longer so that everybody would have had a chance to know him better. Massachusetts Agricultural School. 1 It's a dime you want? Shu-are! Thirty-two me

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, I .1 -1: me xii iw ljfe 1' rfjl - - ,- tra , 'J7:'f1: '. if-fs - 15: I-Fi' .1 s:2-ff:'.- Wea, ., ,,.. .,,,,5,, 1' Q.,g1g,:,p,H -4 A' ,, Jviz' sg, H .:, w .3115 f Riff. ' Eff' -' ,-'W' 'f THEODORE MEYER GREENE CONSTANTQINOPLE, 'rUliKEY. O. A. 111, 121, 131, 141. Social Committee 1115 Class Secretary 1213 Treasurer 1315 Class President 1415 Debate 131, 1415 Captain 131, 1415 First Church Choir 1415K Secretary Men's Council 1413 Commencement Ora- tor 4 . Ted is one of the few of our number who have been in the class ever since it started as the Junior class in 1910. He has held some ofiice every year, ending up as gesident of our illustrious body, now We are Seniors. is scholarship has been excellent, more than earnirx him the enviable title of shark , and for this he will be one of the commencement speakers. Never let it be said that Ted cannot manage , Since his rise from treasurer last year to president this year, his nature has changed from one of meek submission to one of stern law, requir- ing obedience. Yes,-but see here, Norman! Amherst College. MARIE BELLE GROVES TOXVNVILLE, PA. Townville High School 111, 121, 1315 O. A. 141. Marie is not much to speak of in size, but then, that doesn't always count, and certainly not in this case. You're up against it if you enter into an argument with this young lady, so beware! She is another of the one- year membe1's of the Class, having come to us from Town- ville High School last fall, and she is one of those Whom we have been glad to count among our number. Baby . Kindergarten Training Course. She has a right pugnacious air, With bright black eyes, and right black hair . Thirty-four