Oberlin Academy - Etean Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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I'orlv1lucc GEORGE CLEMENT MQBRIDE D XLL XS TFX xs G1aduated L H S Lebanon, New Hampshue O A J Ter. speaks of hlmself 'IS a long lanky guy The1e 'nent VQIV many of us that doubt h1s Wold In fact hls Wolds me so few that we h'we to belleve 8VB1ytl'l1l'1g' he s'1ys 01 nothlng But We 'ue mlghty ghd he came he1e, and he has gwen us at least a few thmgs to bel1eve Colnell UDIVQISILY In lxnked sweetness, long' d1awn out 7 DOROTHY SMITII MLDONALD OLDPLIN OHIO Stanley Hall Mmneapoks flj QZJ Q31 Q41 C51 Soclety has found 1nothe1 devotee among the class of 1914 Thls tune It 1S Mac who vastly p1efe1s to 'tup the hght fantasmc 01 speed along boulev'11ds than to blllll the lllldfllghll 011 She neve1 appefus to be 111 any pa1t1cu1'11 1L1Sh especmlly when headed ln the gene1f1l duectlon of South Plofessol Stleet but he1 leutatlons ale up to the ma1k so We don t begludge he1 1 good 1211118 Vassal College ' IQ It 1eal1y'7

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WHITNEY WATERS MAIZE COLUMBUS, Ol-lIO. North H. S., Columbus 111, 121, O. A. 131, 141. Baseball 131, 1419 Capt. Baseball 141, Football 1315 Glee Club 131, 1413 Vice-Pres. Athletic Association 1415 Sec- ond Church Choir 131. Columbus High School certainly did us a good turn when it gave us Whit . He established a record for himself and the Academy with his pitching for the Cad nine last year, and we expect great things of him as cap- tain of this year's nine. His tastes run to music and base- ball rather than to strenuous literary effort, but we all like Whit and are proud to have him one of us. - Ohio State University. Aw! I can't do that stuffy what do you think I am? THERON BRADFORD MATTHEWS PORTSMOUTH, OHIO. Oberlin Academy 111, 121, 131, 141, 151. Glee Club 131, 141, 1515 Football 141, 1519 Basketball 1415 Track 131, 1413 Basketball Manager 141, 1515 Class Basket- ball 151. Everybody knows Touch . Also everybody doesn't have to think very hard to determine Where he got that name. He is one of our all-around athletes, and has a big A to prove the fact. He also has above the average amount of gray matter and can start a discussion that will keep any teacher busy for a good half hour, thereby accomplishing the desired end. Just at present,-but that is getting pussonal ! Touch is a general favorite, and we are duly grateful to be able to claim him. I'm taking football, basketball, baseball, track, Bible, chapel and German, but my course is too full! I think I'll drop German. F oft y-two

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DOROTHY WINSLOW NICHOLS MEADVILLE, PA. Meadville H. S., fly, QZJQ Fall River, Mass., QSJ3 O. H. 143. Bright as a button-that's Dorothy! Did you ever know her to Hunk, or to bluff through a recitation, or ever to lose that happy sense of security which comes from a knowledge of Work well done? No, sir! And she is just as capable of enjoying a jolly good time as all the rest of us, for she always puts in an appearance at any sort of a festive occasion and helps on the merriment with her grin and her good spirits. Mt. Holyoke College. Heaven's azure in her eye was seen. JOSEPH ARAMETHIA MORSELL A 0- A- ill, 121, 137, C43- Joseph Morsell has been with us his entire course, a quiet and unobtrusive, but loyal member of the class. Few of us, perhaps, have known him well, but those who have, have proited by his manly, honest nature and steady thor- oughness. May the future be bright and successful for him as he goes on to study. Mo1'sell. A good friend and a good man. Fortbv-loin'