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

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57929 H If CD flli I 19.24 L,7ilflY1YlYLZAZAXAZAZlZAZiI1Z V O i W y s 3. States has been divided up into eight great divisions, each headed by an Oberlin man or Woman. Each of these divisions is to be sub-divided 'Q y into districts, and later the cities of each district will be organized, with LN an Oberlin man and Woman serving jointly as city chairmen in each place. eq In turn city chairmen are to organize their local alumni into teams, so ,N C that every man or Woman in the country will have a definite part to play cf in the undertaking. ix 0 I in U A . ' W un- - ', . - . ' H I, '14 A ,ip gf PROPOSED MEN'S DORMl'l'ORTliS IN THEOLOGICAL GROUP A A Y W A Complete information concerning the campaign will be sent to every ix i y former student of the College by the executive committee in charge of gi A raising the fund. National headquarters are located in the Bulkley it ,f Building, in Cleveland. if ff t Q fi if 'X rs l 1 Q gg gr -E M ilu -A ,Ti ,, W, --- Y ,, M, N M. ,- ,XB 0 iljfj lUHzUlZ1E?rHUL.H17gm

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f:!5iQ Ii If C XITI I 1-914 P ROPOS HD TI-IEOLOGICAL GROUP guarantee the conservatory's standing in the Luture. To maintain Ober- lin's democratic traditions at least SI00,000,is required to supplement the all-too-meager student aid funds of the College. Thus, in all, for college endowment, for buildings, for conservatory endowment, and for student aid Oberlin College needs a total of 34,500,000 HOW OBERLIN ALUMNI WILL RAISE TI-IE FUND ' The campaign to raise this amount is in charge of a committee oi twelve men and women, graduates or former students of Oberlin, ap- pointed by the trustees. The committee is headed by an Honorary National Chairman, a National Chairman for Men, and National Chair- man for Women, and two Associate National Chairmen. The United Wyxx17,41617173526xiL5zrAfAf1Ux1fJrg I 1 41

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6?5Q If-I If CD fI'flI I JQZLM4 , P l l K '1 is N 'N Y -is 'W Vx sg, Fx W N W N W Vw W A17 ug 7 4 74717175474 71717171717 of Q l l GBhPrli11 Enhnwment :mb 1811112111151 ,Zliunh HONORARY CHAIRMAN Theodore EQ Burton, '72 Cleveland NATIONAL CHAIRMEN ASSOCIATE NATIONAL Mark L. Thomsen, '98, CHAIRMEN Cleveland , John R. Rogers, '75, New York Katharine Wright, '98, Mrs. Agnes Warner Mastick, 92' A Dayton New York . V DIRECTOR 'TREASURER 6 VV. F. Bohn, '00, Oberlin Hiram B. Thurston, '98, Oberlin A. NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . y W. F. Bohn, '00, Oberlin Mrs. Agnes Warner Mastick, '92, George B. Siddall, '91, Theodore E. Burton, '72, New York Cleveland A Cleveland Amos C. Miller, '89, Chicago A. Burns Smythe, ex. '02, .y Percy J. Ebbott, '10, Grove H. Patterson, '05, Toledo Cleveland New York John R. Rogers, '75, New York Mark L. Thomsen, '98, A Henry Churchill King, '79, John L. Severance, '85, Cleve- Cleveland- , V Oberlin land Katharine Wright, '98, A Dayton V DIVISION CHAIRMEN OHIO CENTRAL David J. Nye, '71, Elyria Mrs. Amy Reed Osborn, '04, Cleveland ' NEW ENGLAND Robert E, Brown, '01, Waterbury Mrs. Alice MacDaniels Fanver, '99, Mid- dletown EASTERN Ralph H. McKelvcy, '01, New York Mrs. May Ellis Nichols, '85, Brooklyn SOUTHERN Murray H. Stevens, '13, Atlanta Mrs. Mary Lindsay Hoffman, '10, Salis- A V A V 74 V A 'V . A V if bury A V ff V OUTSIDE W. Spencer Bowen, Mary D. Uline, Louis E. Hart, '93, Chicago Mrs. Mary Plumb Millikan, '93, River' Forest NORTHWESTERN Edwin S. Slater, '83, Minneapolis Edith Usry, '11, Des Moines SOUTHWESTERN Charles H. Kirshner. '86, Kansas City Mrs. Helen Morrison Riggs, '12, Tulsa PACIFIC Carl S. Patton, '88, Los Angeles Mrs. Para Love Kingsbury, '99, Los Angeles U. S. '10, New York '06, Chicago I Ugfj 1717U1717HA7l7UA717UL7I7 nn YA W M '11 M 'Y M W N W in Y N 54' 'N W is Q .