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

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Senior Records. ALLEN, BENJAMIN GALPIN ..................................... ..... K insman, O 1-Ie is not yet in love, but very near it. ANDERSON, FRED BLANFORD ................................ ..... S edgwick, Me Student Vol. A silent, thoughtful creature, grave, sincere. ANDREWS, HERBERT TENNEY, 'PA ...................................... Ada, Minn Secretary Tennis Association, IQ04Q Treasurer Tennis Association, IQOSQ Tennis Tournament, 19065 Manager Tennis Association, IQOGQ President Minnesota Club, 1905-'06g Librarian Musical Union, 1904-'05-'o6g Assistant Art Editor, 1906 Hi O Hi, Conservatory Orchestra, 1903-'04, '04-'05g Corresponding Secretary Y. M. C. A., 1905-'06, Musical Union. I have been a wicked creature. ANDREWS, RITA LENORE, L, L. S .................................... Lcadville, Colo German Club, 1905-'06, This little maid from out of the West is as magnanimous as Hector. BAILEY, MARY WICKHAM ............................................ Kearney, Neb Conservatory. Whisper music, genuine soul, to my weary spirit. BARROWS, WALTER RANSON .............. ................................. C hicago. Cinderpath. Sophomore, Junior Foot Ball, Advisory Board Athletic Asso- ciation, I904-,051 President Tennis Association, IQOSQ Sophomore Base Ball, Two Gentlemen of Verona , Senior Base Ball, Tennis Tournament, 19062 President Tennis Association 1906. He was it man of unbounded stomach. BATES, FLORENCE GENEVIEVE ................................ ..... B ellevue, O. She departs rich in science and useful loreg Truly, she has earned her store. , BECKWITI-T, .FLORENCE ANNA ....................................... .... C leveland Conservatory. I-Ier very foot has music in it, as she comes up the stairs. BEDORTHA, WILI-IELM-INA .......................................... .... O berlin Annual Board, IQOSQ Chairman Social Committee of Senior Class. Short, sweet and saucy. BERRY, ALTHEA FRANCIS, Aelioian .................................. St. Joseph, Mo Senior Basket Ball. ' I , Love seldom haunts the breast where learning hes. BISSELI-, BRADLEY GRAY ............................................... Streator, Ill Musical Union. I have never sought the worldg the world has sought me. BOWMAN, BESSIE ELLEN, Aelioian ................................. ' ....Oberlin Physical 'l'raining. Two Gentlemen of Verona. Thou hast the fatal gift of beauty. BOUSER, GOLDIE MAY ......................................... ..... G ihsonburg, O Fresh and blooming, blond and fair, With azure eyes, and goldentaureate hair. BRADBURY, CARRIE BELLE ................................... .... M arshalltown, Ia A rhapsody of whispers. 20

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The Underclassmen to the Seniors. A dizzy height the Seniors hold in any college towng Their eyes are old, their bearing bold, they wear a cap and gowng The faculty they hob-and-nob, and look with high disdain And pity at the vulgar mob who grovel at their fane. Of this our Seniors of O. C. a shining instance are- They know their paths to life are free, and each has bribed his star The turmoils of the college world sink like a childish tune, And in a fire-chariot whirled they sweep toward happy june. The paltry days of class-book scraps, the weary days of Mike, The mortar-caps, the class-room naps, are fleeted down the Pikeg And each has sat for T. J. Rice, and dined with Henry King 1- We tremble at their least advice and humble praises sing. We humbly sing the Seniors' praise, yet must insinuate One brutal modifying phrase, or e'er it he too late: Shades of life's prison-house begin to close . Around the growing boylig Yet he beholds the light and whence it flows, He sees it in its joy. The youth-t who daily farther from the East must travel, Still is Nature's priest, And by the vision splendid, is on his way attendedg At length the maui beholds it die away And fade into the light of common dayf, 'Academites. 'l-We. iYe, Two Gentlewomen of Vermillion. 25

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BRIDGES, MARION CUSI-IMAN .......... L ............................. Wilbur, Wash. Though prodigal, yet none the less welcome to our ranks. BRISSEL, CHARLES FREDERICK, 'DKII ................................ Hokokus, N. J. Footio g Intersoeiety Debateg Review Board, 1905-'06, Senior Foot Ball. If I devoted as much attention to my own affairs as I give to others, I and others would be gainersf' BRUNER, LOUISE MARIE HUBBARD ................................ Port Byrui, Ill. But o'er the midnight lamp I love to pore. BUGBEY, CARRIE BELLE ..............................,........... .... W averly, lll English Seminar, Musical Union. A maiden, bright eyed, brilliant, and quick of tongue. BURR, GERALDINE ................................................ ..... O berlin. Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. CARPENTER, ROY R., 'PA ................................................. Pine Valley. Sophomore, Junior Basket Bally Captain Senior Basket Ball, Junior, Senior Foot Ballg 'Treasurer Junior Class: Intersociety Debate, I904Q Review Board. IQOS-,062 Two Gentlemen of Verona. A man who seldom underrates himself. CARR, FRANCIS EASTON ............................ .................. W est Richfield. Vice President Tennis Association, 1905-'06, Hi O I-Ii Board. There are many rare abilities in the world, which fortunovnevcr brings to light. CARTER, BERTI-IA MAY, Aelioian ......................................... Breeksville. Assistant Treasurer Senior Class. I Happy art thou as if every day thou hadst picked up a horseshoe. CLARKE, EDITH ZILPHA ...........................................,.... Minonk, III German Club. There were two twins, and one of them was beautiful. CLARKE, EDNA SYLVIA ................................,................. Minonk, Ill. German Cl-nb. I I know not, O, I know not, what- social joys I've missed. COCHRAN, HELEN FINNEY, Aelioian ...................................... Cincinnati. Freshman, Sophomore Basket Ballg Captain Junior Basket Ballg Senior Basket Ballg Physical Training. There wasn't any minute, ' ' When Helen wasn't in it. COCI-IRAN, WILLIAM SAMUEL, 'PA .....................' ................... C incinnati. Hartertine g Junior, Senior Foot Bally Secretary Sophomore Class: Chairman Engraving Committee Senior Classg Musical Union, Roistcr Doister. My only books were woman's looks. CUYLER, LILLIAN LUCILLE ................. .... ...... .... . . ..... O b erlin. Junior, Senior Basket Ballg Secretary Junior Class. Less dreary seems the untriecl way Since thou hast left thy footprints there. DAVIS, DORA ............................................ ....... . .... O livet, Mich. As full of spirits as the month. of May. I A DAY, ALICE ELIZABETH ............ I ............. 1 .......... ' I.. .......... Elyria. What is so fair as a Day-in June ? DOERING, HENRY HASLUP .......................................... Wapakoiieta, O. Art Editor 1906 l'li O I-li: Chairman Class Gift Committee: Senior Play. The next time you dance, know who you take by the hand. 27