Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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OliEIlI.IN COLLEGE HI-O-I-II. 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES. TER M EXPIR ES I J. E. MARSHALL .... . CHESTER I-I. POND .... .... TIION. JACOB D. COX ......................... TERM EXPIRES 1891. REV. JAMES H. FAIRCIIILD ..... ............ E. I. BALDWIN ......... ....... AMZI L. BARBER ..... .......... ELYIIIA. E. W. METCALF .............................. . . . . .SANDUSKY. .. . ..BRooKLvN, N. Y. CINCINNATI. OIIERLIN. CLEVELAND. .....NEw YORK. TREV. MICHAEL E. STRIEBY .... ............. N EWARK, N. I. TERM EXPIRES 1892. J. G. W. COWLES .... ........................ A. B. NETTLETON .......... REV. HENRY M. TENNEY ..... TREV. JAS. L. PATTON .................. ..... TERM EXPIRES 1893. WILLIAM SUMNER .......................... T. L. NELSON ........ W. I-I. UPSON .... TS. F. COOPER ............ .......... ......... TERM EXPIRES 1894. ALBERT H. JOHNSON ....................... J. E. INGERSOLL ...... THENRY L. TURNER ....................... TERM EXPIRES I895. E. J. GOODRICI-I .... ......... ................ F. C. SESSIONS ..... F. N. FINNEY .... TL. C. WARNER ..... . . . . . . -fNominuted by the Alumni. CLEVELAND. NIINNEAPOLIS, MINN OBERLIN. .GREENvILI.E, MICH OBERLIN. ELYRIA. AKRON. GRINNELL, IA. OIIERLIN. CLEVELAND. CLEVELAND. DAN P. EELS. .... . ..... ........ ........ .... . .CHIcAGo, ILL. OHERLIN. CoLUMnUs. MILNVAUICEE, WIS. NEW YORK.

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6 OBERLIN COLLEGE H1-O-HI. We have faithfully endeavored to be entirelyimpartial in our dealings with you all, and not to favor one more than another, either by more frequent or more conspic- uous mention. If a grain of unvarnished truth sticks out here and there, let no one feel offended. Everything is good- natured, nothing malicious. Heartily thanking all who have kindly helped us in our undertaking, and hoping that succeeding classes will improve upon our work, we respectfully dedicate the first Hi-O-Hi to you, kind reader, and bid you plunge in. w k W a. -fgwfff 1 lf A , f 1 N. l Q . 1 .

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OBERLIN COLLEGE Hx-O-HI. FACULTY. PRESIDENT. REV. JAMES HARRIS FAIRCI-IILD, A.M., Professor of Theology and Moral Philosophy. FINNEY PROFESSORSHIP. JAMES MONROE, A.M., Professor of Political Science and Modern History. REV. JOHN MILLOTT ELLIS, A.M., Professor of Mental Philosophy and Rhetoric. STONE PROFESSORSHIP. REV. CHARLES HENRY CHURCHILL, A.M., Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. JAMES F. CLARK Pkolfrsssonsmv. FENELON B. RICE, A.M., Professor of Music. ALBERT ALLEN WRIGHT, A.M., PH. B., Professor of Geology and Natural History. GEORGE I-IOLBROOK WHITE, A.M., Principal of the Preparatory Department and Professor of Ancient Languages. REV. WILLIAM GAY BALLANTINE, A.M., Professor ofthe Old Testament Language and Literature. Chairman ofthe Faculty. REV. WILLIAM GOODELL FROST, A.M., Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. REV. GEORGE FREDERICK WRIGHT, A.M., Professor of the New Testament Language and Literature. REV. ALBERT HENRY CURRIER, A.M., Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology. IIoLnuooK Pnovnssonsmv. REV. LYMAN BRONSON HALL, A.M., Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. GRAVES Pnornssonsnlv. FRANK FANNING JEWETT, A.M., Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. IRFV. FRANK 1-IUGI-I FOSTER, P1-1. D., Professor of Church History. REV. WILLIAM BENTON ICHAMBERLAIN, A.M., Professor of Elocution, and Acting Professor of Rhetoric. REV. HENRY CHURCHILL KING, A.M., Acting Professor of Mathematics. Registrar of the Faculty.