Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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MARGARET BELL HASKELL SALONICA. TURKEY. Oberlin Academy 121, 131, 141. lVIarg'aret Haskell is one of those who by conscientious work and quiet influence helps to keep up the standard of the Academy. Her enthusiasm and spirit with regard to Academy contests is remarkable. She is always wildly excited over a game and is sure to be at every rally, lustily cheering with the best of the rooters. If the High School people ever say a word in default of her Academy, woe be to them if Margaret is within hearing distance. Were all our boys and girls as enthusiastic in their support of Academy sports as Margaret, it is certain We should have a great many more victories. Oberlin College. Long'ings sublime, and aspirations high. CLARENCE ARTHUR HAWK LTTCHFIELD. L. H. S. flj, Q2j, f3Jg O. A. 145. Lizz is one of those quiet fellows, but if you really want noise, he can make it. You would never guess that he is a student, but he is, for a fact. A Yet he doesn't study so much that he doesn't have time to get acquainted with a lot of people, and everybody that he does get acquainted with likes him. A quiet youth, and studious withal, Yet laughing if a chestnut chance to fall. Thirty-s1'.r

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Tlzirty-ji've ANTOINETTE BRYANT GUERNSEY . A 5 , LOS .x1xGEL'u.S, CAL. Pacific Grove H. S., Cal. 111 5 Marlborough 121 5 O. A. 131, 141. Girls' Basketball 1315 Academy Orchestra 1313 Social Committee 131 5 Second Church Choir 131, 141 5 Girls' Board 131, 1415 Treasurer Y. W. C. A. Club 1415 G. F. A. Board 1415 Society Editor Etean 141. They say that Antwa came from the West and we guess they have it about right, for we never saw her when she was not ready for an escapade of some sort. Teaching fellows to dance, taking trips to Birmingham and scouring the country for Senior snapshots seem to be her chief hobbies. There is not a person in the school who wouldn't do anything for Antwa. She hit the Academy like a whirlwind, done her durndest , and is leaving it with the goodwill of all. Oberlin College. Only one other man could do that,-and he died. HENRY BRYANT GUERNSEY LGS ANGELES, CAL. Pacific Grove School 1115 Aggassiz Hall 1215 O. A. 131, 141. Debate 1315 President Men's Council 1315 Class Gift and Pin Committees 131. Q It was one of the Academy's lucky days when Bryn arrived in Oberlin, for seldom has there been a more loyal supporter of the interests of the Blue and White. As he attended several dif'l'e'i7e'i'A4gsgichools before coming here, and was out of school altoget ' '-,gfor a year in business, he has had a far from tame c. 1 He is one of the live wires in the class, for to nfriffmust credit be given for being one of the originators of the Men's Council, as well as for having a large share in various other schemes for the betterment of the School inte1'ests irfgeneralg A jolly good friend, too, and not soon to be forgotten byghis class- mates ! U u Oberlin College. Y Aw, sis, cut lt out!

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Tl1irIy4.rez'c'11 RUTH ETTA HOWE MORRISYILLE, N. Y. Utica Free Academy 111, 1215 Morrisville H, S. 131, 1415 O. A. 151. Social Committee 151. We have a social butterfly,-one rather fickle at times,-who most certainly does enjoy a good time above everything else. This is not saying that Pinky's work in school suffers from it, for she's a good student, and doesn't slight her work any more than is absolutely neces- sary for the good of the cause. That man at home rather worried some of us, but she managed to stick out the year here, so what more can we ask? Ever hear of the Senior Social Committee, Pinky ? Oberlin College. Has the mail come?,' HENRY BURT HUDSON V BEN AVON, PA. Alleghany Prep., Pittsburgh 1115 B. A. H. S. 1215 O. A. 131, 141. Debate 1315 Tennis Team 1315 Tennis Champion 1315 Social Committee 1315 Class Basketball 131, 1415 Varsity Football 131, 1415 Captain 1415 Base- ball 131, 1415 Class Treasurer 1415 Pres. Athletic Asso- ciiation 1415 Men's Council 1415 Commencement Orator 41. In Red we have the rather unusual combination of athletic star and fine student. In the two years he has been in the Academy, Red has entered i.nto almost every branch lof' interest, and has held responsible positions in nearly all the organizations. He is essentially a man's man and all the fellows think a lot of him. Oberlin College. Good night, Hooligan! What you sa-ay? T