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

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Roms ORZO BAR'I'IIOI.OMlEW, of Welshtield, Ohio, did his preparatory work at the Huntsburg I-Iigh School. I-Ie represented Phi Delta in the Junior Oratorical Contest. During the seasons of '03 and '04 he wasua sub- guard on the Varsity football team. Mr. Bartholomew has specialized in philosophy. He will be general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., at Oberlin, next year. ' - A glass is good, and a lass is good, And a pipe to smoke in cold weather. MARION INGERSOLL Russian. is from Streator, Illinois. She studied a. Wheaton College, 1900-02, and graduated from the Wheaton Conservatory of Music. She came to Oberlin in IQO2, and became a member of the class of 'o5. Miss Bissell is a member of Avl1'o1'a1z. What will Mrs. Grundy say ? JOSEPH ROLLO CLEv1aRDoN,Phz'.Dt-Zia. of Chicago, Illinois, has been with 1905 during his entire course. He has specialized in the natural sciences. Next year he expects to study agriculture in the University' of Wisconsin. Mr. Cleverdon played on his class basketball team during his Freshman year and was a member of the class football team for two years. He lards with flourishes his long haranguef' IVIARGUIERITE EMILY BOXVIEN, I.. L. S., has been with the class through- out her course, and served as assistant treasurer in her junior year. She also held the office of treasurer of the Y. W. C. A. during the same year. Miss Bowen expects to study in the Conservatory next year. Her home address is Oberlin, Ohio. A rhapsody of words. JOHN lVI1I-'l'ON Cl.IF'roN, after studying in the Oberlin High School and in the Academy, entered college in the fall of 1901. He is a member of Phi Kappa. Pi. In his Sophomore year he was captain of the class basketball team, and he played class baseball four years, and Varsity football as end in his Senior year. She floats upon the river of his thoughts. ' ,, MARTIAIA FRANCES BEIEDIE, who comes from Lenox, Ohio, has spent the past four years in Oberlin. She prepared at jefferson High School and at Grand River Institute. Miss Beede is a member of Aclioicm. She expects to teach next year. ' So sweet the blush of bashfulness. , ERNEST BERNARD CoMs'roc1c has been in Oberlin since the fall of '99. He represented Alpha Zcia in two inter-society debates and also in the Sophomore and junior Oratorical Contests. He expects to teach next year. His home is in Oberlin. My only books were women's looks, And f0lly's all they taught mef' 33

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Al.15xANn12R DICK was born in Arbwath, Scotland. His home is in An- dover, lylassachusetts. As a Sophomore, he represented Alpha Zeta in in- ter-society debate and in the Sophomore Oratorical Contest. In his Junior year he was on the I-li-O-Hi, Board, and was chairman of the Mock Convention Committee. During his Senior year, Mr. Dick was correspond- ing secretary of the U. L. A. and was also given the honor of representing his class at the alumni banquet. Tearfully wise he shakes his empty head And deals out empires as he deals out thread. Alxm ROIllER'I'A llroon, L. L. S., has been a member of the class of '05 during the last four years. Miss lllood has been especially interested in English during her college course. Her home for the past four years has been in Oberlin, but her permanent address is Kane, Pennsylvania. 'l.'he flower of sweetest smell is shy and lowly. JOSEPII EVANS DUNIme1s spent two years in his home high school at Perrysburg, Ohio, and two years at the Central High School at Toledo. During his entire college course he has been with 'o5. He specialized in Chemistry and Geology while in Oberlin. Next year Mr. Dunipace will take post graduate work in Chemistry. His present home is in Oberlin. In thy face I sec the map of honor, truth and loyalty. IXIARIAN ANN.-X CMH- graduated from the High School of Lincoln, Nebraska, and completed her Conservatory course in two and one half years. She expects to devote herself to pianoforte teaching next year. Her home address is Lincoln, Nebraska. . Mirthful and sweet. O'l l'0 CARI. DlCN'l'ZlCli came from llrooklyn, Ohio, and took his prepara- tory work in the Central High School, Cleveland. ln his Junior and Senior years, he played on the class football team. His work next year will proba- bly be teaching. Ma, I want to be a dude. Amina RUSIELLIE CAMl'lllil.l., ,flcIio1'm1, entered the class of 1905 in her senior academy year and has remained a member throughout the course. Iinghsh and History have been her college specialties. Her home address is New Cumberland, West Virginia. Sharp's the word with her. Emlckv C1l.xRl.las Dyna took his preparatorywork in the Oregon City High School, and his Freshman and Sophomore years in Pacific University, finishing his course in Oberlin. He has been a member of .fllplza Zeta, and has specialized in Economics. Next vear Mr. Dye will be vard man in an Oregon sawmill. Newspaper work yvillbe his life occupation. I hear a hollow soundg who rapped my skull? 35