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

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Amazones and mervellous strong at joust,-have fought manye fel batteyles, and the German and the French and the Englysshe have they overcome, that is to seye, for the moste part, though some weren left upon the held and some weren sore wounded, that they must salve them with soft salves y-clept Omega Oil 8x Softe Snappes eke. Now whan these Snappes ben laid upon the wounded part, I sey you trewelie, that one that was wounded lepeth Sz hathe no moe pain in his membre. Soe now ben they alle safe 8: heartie, as ye may see if ye loke upon their faces' alle- comelie and fayre. Now the moste part of their dedes ben in the pastg in these dayes ben they too old Sz weke to fight, and they love not nothing but to spelce con- cernyng those jousts and tourneys the whiche they did when they were y011gC. And it befel upon a daye that these olde knyghtes and their deir ladyes comen togider in the evening time,-King Ellis, 81 eke the Dyrtie Dozene C the whiche ye shall soon hear ofj and Syr Knyght Patterson and ilke oon of them, and boasted concernyng those dedes whiche they did aforetime. And Syr Knyght Patterson fthe whiche ye may knowe for his manye wordes, and for that he falleth on slumberyng, not sleping nor thoroughly wakingj, jangled moche. And they alle minded them of that fel night when they would gain favour from the Godesg wherefore they gat them a godely I-Ien, but I know not wheder they purchaced her from Syr George Pay or haven taken hit from a coope. But I say you that they gat them that aboveseyd Hen Sz layed her upon an awtre faltarl, soe that she brenned. But wheder the Godes ben appesed I can not no way say, for these folk ben fearsome sinful. And they remembered alsoe the blythe dayes of the Dyrtie Dozene. These be certayne terrible strong knyghtes, the whiche fought togider al- ways in those olde dayes, 81 slew alle other men, save but onlie the Facultie. And ye may knowe them for that their nether parties ben alle covered with a dire garment of a straunge devising. And one of them beth soe wonder long that Syr Traveller loketh upon him with wonder and cryeth untoe him, Lorde, Lorde, ne wille he not nevir cease from goeing upwards? These ben verilie straunge and faymous knyghtcs, but in these times ben they some deal scattered and not so dread as long agoe they ben. And while that they spoke concernyng these matteres, alle they that were at that partie wepte 8: shrieked, for that they weren too olde and hoare for the brayve hatteyls. XVllC1'Cl'Ol'C was this a fullc grievous partieg and whan that it was nine of the cloclce, soe sayd eche of hem Alas thys un- happie daye, and soe rode forth from that partie. ' And now wille I lcve these blaclce knyghtes and ladyes. But the daye cometh when they shall goe abroad and 'walk by the fieldes and medowes, alle mannere of doctours of Philosophie., And they ben alle well grounded in true and parfit dedes and eke in the lyves of the saintesg wherefore can noe harm come to them, and we wille turne from them for alwey. AMEN. 23

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Offiters. PRESIDENT JOSIEPII Roy ELLIS, of Kansas City, has spent four years with 1905. He represented .Phi Kappa. Pi in the Sophomore and Junior Oratorical Con- tests and won in the Junior Contest. This year he won first place in the Home Oratorical Contest, and is our representative in the N. O. L. In his Senior year he was president of his class and also of the Union Library Association. He played on the class baseball team of 1.903-1904, class foot- ball team four years, and the Varsity football team of 1904. He could smile and smile and be a villain still.', VICE-PREs1n1zN'r ANNA Woonnunv TVICDANIELS, Phi Alpha. Phi, lives in Oberlin, where she prepared for college. She played class basketball during her Freshman and Sophomore years. Miss McDaniels was vice-president of the class during her Senior year. She has taken the 'Physical Training Course with the expectation of teaching. Her sunny locks Hang on her temples like a golden Fleece. I SECRETARY A CLARA BlEl.l.l2 CAv1zI.L, Aclioian, has been a loyal member of '05 during the four years. In her Senior year she was secretary of the class. She has served on class, society, state. Y. W. C. A. and Talcott social committees and this work she says is her college specialty. She has the class prophesy Her home address is Mendota, Illinois. I Heaven help the adorer Who happens to bore her. TREASURER LAWRENCIQ TWERVIN VV1am:, Phi Kappa Pi, prepared for college at n.. high school in Garrettsville, Ohio. He was t1'easurer of the Senior class and secretary and treasurer of the Athletic Association. Mr. Webb looks forward to a business life after graduation. His home is in Garrettsville, Ohio. Lightly from fair to fair he flew and loved to plead, lament and sue. ASSISTANT TREASURER W RENA HlJI.LlI2S prepared for college at the Medina High School, and has been with '05 throughout her course. She was a member of the basket- ball team in the Freshman and junior years, serving as captain in the Fresh- man year. She has held, in her Senior year, the position of treasurer of Aclioian and assistant treasurer of the class. She expects to be at home in Medina, Ohio, next year. . There,s one, modest and kind and fairf' 25