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

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ical deals being too exciting for steady diet we adopted a milder form, when our boys accommodating their dress to the weather, appeared on a raw and gusty afternoon in January in white ducks and straw hatseSunshine Club, :g, , ' ,I I -1.1. they were called, and much sunshine did they bring into .YQ . ll! , HI' IQ f A V I gloomy Peters on that otherwise dismal day. Exchanges of ' i' I I flf'l HI n ,,,,, ,It ' ' It mutual admiration have been tendered off and on during the . ,' -t 'ff , ', ' . . I , My l year. A sleigh ride in which the boys served as horses was P, QM. I the result of one ' ' ' ' 'f 'f't M i iii! particular burst of altruistic feeling. VI, In JI, Nba,-hu 4 Could such gallantry be excelled? A little token of appre- ciation in the shape of fudges was later tendered by the ' girls. A beautiful spirit of harmony and love prevails throughout the class. Here Conscience concluded with a satisfied air and looked inquiringly at the Impartial Specta- tor to pass judgment. As the recountal proceeded the Impartial Spectator was ob- served to grow more and more friendly in his mien toward the Conscience. Each new deed brought a fresh smile of satisfaction to his face, and now that the Con- science had finished he arose glowing with admiration and approval. gf ff W ' ,v -FFL T ' ' ' iiieeff- r -T' 15. , . Fivel he shouted. Five plus. At last perfection is reached, hcrc we have an embodiment of the good, the true, and the beautiful such as has never before come to the attention of the psychical world. Ah, and to think this praise comes from the Impartial Spectator himself, ob- served the Conscience, beaming with joy. - Again there was a triumphant flourish of spectral handkerchiefs and then the pale light grew more dim, there was a faint rattle of desks and singly the Junior spirits, followed by the two strange personalities, faded into the outer darkness. ' ff - dl at ' Q- fm ' X? 5 3 'A l x -if -T2 -, 91-gi' ,3 A l , .gi-4:-L ...... V -r,... - 051: Fudge 38 J

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57' Jr, .a SOPHOIVIORES. CLASS OFFICERS. DAIIL B. COOPER, - - - - Presideni ANNA M, Cieown, Vice-Presiden! EDITH L. HATCH, - - Secreiavy PLINY O. CLARK, - - Treasurer EMELYN F. PECK, - - Assislarzt Treasurer ' COLORS. Yale Blue and White. MOTTO. Virtute et Opere. YELL. M-C-M! I-I-1! Blue and White! Hi-O-Hi! Che-Ha! Che-Ha! Che-Ha! Che-He! Oberlin! Oberlin! Nineteen Three! 40