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

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SENIORS. CLASS OFFICERS. EARL. F. Almms, ---- P1'c.vin'nul Mmm' W. DAY, V1'n:-l'rc.s'1'fr'cnl ANNA L. I'IUl,DINKi, - - K9t?Cl'6f!771j' EDXVARD B. RICH, - - 7'rea.wzrcr MARY SAVAGIQ, - - A.v.vz'sla11! 7'rcaszu'vr COLORS. Lcghorn and Mandarin. IVIOTTO. AIEN Al?IE'1'fEYEIN YELL. Hi! Hi! O! Hi! Boom a-la! Boom-ala! Bum! Hooray! O! C! Nineteen Hundred and One! 30

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Seniors. The great surprise of the Sophomore year is that one knows so little: but the Senior is continually amazed that he knows so much. Not in the way of detinitc information, of course-he has had too much else on his mind to acquire much of that-but occasionally a lecturer alludes to something which has a familiar sound: or a fragment of Trig., which the Senior had supposed consigned to oblivion, comes floating back g or some glittering generality shapes itself in his mind, to be imme- diately seized upon and carefully committed to memory for the editication of his fond parents. All that is very pleasant, for it warms the weary studeut's heart to come so unexpectedly upon these signs of awakening intellect. Still, that isn't the only fun there is in being a Senior. ln the Hrst place. he wears a cap and gown-any way, he does sometimesg but the less said about that the better. Ask Rob Brown what he thinks. 'l'hen there is Theology, which isn't at all bad, because it is administered in homeopathic doses. The reason that only Seniors take it is because it is so hard to Lew understand. Even a Senior doesn't grasp all the points perfectly. A - 133.0 ,M D- ' E-DIL-J..-,-, .. PA il V f. .i M-'LA '11 ' 1.. .. 'Q :ii i JJ' I5 4 , . IIA -I . .,..i,! ..,4 .1 ,nf gn , 1- J lui. l Auf . ii nl' . f l71.. l ,ai I 1 I .ua I 1 -5-JMU 1111.10 77 ,. ' l UL114.. 1 1141 1 1 .ul .6 ' ... .ff , ,, 4 , , I--1 q'iv l I l uv..- '.-M A... 1114. . - ,U VVe have chapel-seating, too. The front seats are the best in the room, and ui rather enjoy being an example to the rest of the institution. The liaculty chose our seats there because they like to see us. Maybe they would like to see us a little oftener. The girls have been racing with the Faculty, to see which could show the most vacant seats in a week. Of course the 'Faculty won, being so hardened, but the Senior girls ran a close second. . Speaking about the girls reminds us of the Nocturnal Society. which gets up early in the morning and goes serenading. We use it to work the Profs. We think we beat the record when it comes to parties. Wliy', the llresideut was so impatient to entertain us that he couldn't wait until spring, but asked us down to his house the week after Tlianksgiving. Then we had a party in the Gymnasium, and renewed our youth. VVe even had a class list, just like Freslnnen, 31