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

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26 alumni associations. iollege alumni association, Pn'sz'dml. JUDGE J, E. Inogxsmnq 45 I 'z'rr-anv'rf, 71m G. W. WALKER. '59. REV. S. V. S. FISHER, 68. Puma W, R. CHAMBERLAIN, 75. PROF, A, S. ROOT, PROF. J. F. Plath. Hm: T. E. BtnTox, . Oralnr for 1892. HON. J, H. KYLE. '78. . . . , . . . V . .Mternatc, 8,1,0bcrlin, . . . . . . . .Seczetary. . Treasurer, theological alumni assoriatiom 177mm m, Rm: J. G. W. Cowms, '59. I 'I'rrrl'V'mMrum REV. A. E. THOMPSOA, 194. REY. j, P. RIFDINGER. 76 PROF. J IJ-j-xmanAM. '87. Oberlin, , . . . . Secretary, Pnoyx G. KY. SHL'RTLEFF. '02, v . . . . . . Treasurer. EXVPRESIDENT JAMES H, FAIRCHILD. 38, , Preacher for 92. PRESIDENT E. M. vawwu, 60, . . . . . . . Alternate.

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27 116113 Englanb Union of QberIin alumni. Prui'dmt, Rn. CHARLES j. RYDER. '75. Sm rmry, REV. H. L. BRICKETT, 75, L3nand Ccntn', TX 11cm gcrk association of alumni of mberlin iollegc. PI 1'1 1.110112. 1k L. BARBER. 67. 5mm fury PHILO P. SAEFOKJL ' 35 XX'all SL, New York City, bem-lin Qollege assoriution of Silinois. Prmm': m'. Ale. F. HATCH, 71. 511 n'mzy, FRED. B. MASOX, '90, 225 Dearborn St, Chicago 111. ZTorthmes-tem mberlin assotiufion, l 'z'rxl'rfrzzf. W. A. GATES, '78. 5121170135 E. K. FAIRCHILD, y76, Minn. Luau 21nd TrusL Building, Minneapolis, 3