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

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jfnretnnrh O US HAS fallen the task of preparing for publication the twenty-third volume of the Oberlin College Hi-O-Hi. Its purposes need no explanation to any students, old or new. Its place in the school is thoroughly established, and needs no further justification. In planning the annual for this year, the board has aimed for just one thi11g: to produce a good, substantial book, which shall be a record of the activities of Oberlin during the past year. At the same time we have tried to make it bright and attractive, reflecting all phases of college life. It has not been our purpose to expand every department, but rather to keep the expenses of the annual within reasonable limits. If we have attained a fair measure of success in approaching this aim, then our hours of labor will have been well spent. The success of any college publication depends upon its distinctive features. And to this extent the art department is responsible for the success of the book. In this connection we are especially indebted to contributors interested in Oberlin but who are not now in the institution. And it is to these people, ineligible to compete for the prize money, who have sacrificed time and effort, that we are especially grateful for assisting us in maintaining a high standard of art work. The art and title pages are the wo1'k of Mfr. Sidney Dickinson, Ex-Acad. The music page is done by Mr. Ralph Hubbard. The first prize of 5810.00 was awarded the Dramatics page by Miss Itlargaret Brand, '13. The second prize of 565.00 was awarded to the Baseball page by Harry V. Marsh, '13, and the third prize of 533.00 was awarded to the Academy Athletic page by hir. IvI2l.I'Sll. Miss Julia Severance acted as judge in this contest. The Joke Department awarded prizes for the best collection of jokes to the following persons: First prize to Miss Effie Halverson, '13g the second prize to Mr. Harry Colmery, '13, and the third prize to Miss Elmina Lucke, il2. IVe acknowledge receipt of prize money from the following contrilmutors: I-Ion. Theodore E. liurton, lVashington, D. C.: Tracy YV. McGregor, Detroit, Mich., Jason A. Barber, Toledo, Ohio. -Tun Boium. Pa gc

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1913 Iiaizdbziiai Baath GEOIIOIQ B. IAIASTINGS Ifdltflil'-I-'II-lflllffff W. IIARIIY IVIACK xlmvocirzte 1'IrI1'tnr JOHN M. I'IAIIL . li11.s-1f1zc'.s'.v Manager LLOYD H. B IA'l l'SON . I 1SS1..Yffl'Ilfl1I!l7l!lflfI' ART I-zurrous BIARIE SOLLIQII V FRANKLIN P. IN'lmmLv ORGANIZATION nIf:PAIvl'MmNT ILIUILI PIICLSELL Ronmvr C. WIII'mII1-1.-In ATIILETIC DEPARTMENT ALLIQNE C'O1+'IfLANn CLMQENCII: C. XVOUNG LITERARY IIEIIAIITMENT BIARJORIE HAMILTON LOUIs A. STIMSON ' JOKE D1sI'AIcTMEN'r LIICILE BROWN W. LAIRD l,EAN Page 8

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