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

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THE CLASS OF 1906

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The Class of 1906. Rieimnn I-l. l.oNG. .. LUCY J. WEs'1'LA1c1z LUCY J. H0l'IiINS .... l'lAROLD G. LAWRENCIQ B1z1z'rHA M. CARTER .. X'Vll,lllil.NllN.X tl. lllcnoic' Ill.X.... Officers ........1'rcsin1'f'11l . . .Vice President . . . . . .Sccrctairy. .............T7'l'l1S1lI'L'7' . . . . . . .Asst Treasurer C11. Ser. Com. ISf Sem. lJ.w1uF. NY12 .............. .... C 'l1i. Soc. Com.. elm' SCHI. JIQANIIQ H. MrxCMII.L.xN .... ..... C ffl. Class Pluy Com. HARRY H. Doisumc ....... ... .. ... Wu..i.m M S. COCHRAN . . . .C,'l1. Class Gift Com. . . .UL lZ11g'1'c1-r'1'11g Com. Faculty Members Prior. C. N. Coma Miss l. F. X1Voi.cro'rT Ricv. E. l. lloswmern lllifllf. XV. D. C.x1RNs lhmif, j. F. PECK - Colors Yale Blue and Gold. Yell Rickety ax! Hickety hix! Zip rah! lloom hix! Hi chi! Hi chix! Oberlin l Oberlin l Nineteen six! All's Well That Ends Well E have passed through some awful storms in the seasons that have passedg not a few of us shiver yet when we think of the frightful tempest of Soph- omore Englishg and how our ship, with many of the crew missing, ca1ne into port in june with her sides craeked, half disniasted, shreds of sail cloth Hap- ping sorrowfullyg and the crew still speak with terror of the wild days of Psychol- ogy and the dangerous sailing between the Scylla and Charybdis of Ethics and Philosophy, where more men than I like to think of went down into those yawning jaws. But wind-beaten and weather-worn as the old boat was, we realized at the beginning of the present year that our past adventures were as nothing in com- parison with the voyage now before us. W.hat Jack-tar of us all will ever forget that dark October night, when some of the crew went mad and sailed off shouting and singing, with grinning lanterns fixed to their mast-heads? Then followed some of the queerest weather we had 23 '