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

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O O 'Y Q 0A21lQ2C:J1HlJI-'fcohelullro CARL C VV NICOL Dean of College Men I5 man who knows the Empxre of Snlence he has not turned all mto leaves and boughs but has roots A man who ln a posx non of handlxng delrcate sltuatxons, holds the respect of hxs student friends because of hrs gentleness whrch allayeth great offences and his calmness whrch leaveth great sms un done 2 Q MISS F I WOLCOTT Regzstrar Oblngmg you say? More the mcarnatnon of gracnousness' She remembers student frnends wrth such accuracy that you wonder If she knows even your grandfathers bxrthplace And she rs one who can wxth the same grace mform you of a D grade as well as an A MISS A M KLINGENHAGEN Dean of College Women If you have been ID her home then you know why we love her' The beauty IS that she car rxes mlo her OEICC the personalxty whlch she manlfests ln her home In reducmg :deals to practxce she uses the great latitude of toler ance whlch IS needful All the more w could ask rs that more students could have op portunnty to know and love her ' I . , -. , . . I ! .I ., N ' A He ' a ' 5 , r ' r ' H ' H 'Y Y . H . . , - H ! , - ' ' - H H e y- ' 0 O l34l

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Q O , Q cm? aoluriwowiullr as T C 0 V L 'L J S D. E. LYON Superintendent of Buildings VVho is the silent monarch of the college halls and grounds? Not a roaring lion but a laugh- ing one, for who is as jolly as our Superintend- ant of Grounds! Yet with all his jollity he gets understanding for he handles with a mini- mum of noise and disturbance rare combina- tions of student requests and college grounds. College of Arts and SCIGTICSS C. G. ROGERS Acting Dean We, ignorant of ourselves, beg often our own harms, which the wise powers deny us for our goodg so find we profit by the losing of our prayers. So find -we profit in the wise direc- tion and counsel Dean Rogers gives us. It seems L much more natural to hear him say Hparamec- ium than schedule , but we are apprecia- tive of this opportunity to know him in the light of executor as well as instructor and friend. l C. N. COLE Dean CAbsent on leave 1924-1925l If there is not rest for the wicked, then Dean Cole is in a class by himself, for he is taking a well deserved vacation from the binding U duties he has so faithfully carried. May dis- tance from his very large family lend enchant- ment to them, and may he return as happy to be here again as we are grateful to have him. O E . E331

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.f on 1192019111-vcovlutlre t The College of Arts and SCIQIICG Anzmal Ecology Ly nds Jones Pl'0feSSOr Astronomy Francxs Eastern Carr Asst Professor Bible Professor Professor Professor Professor Presxdent H C Kmg Edward Increase Bosworth Mass Florence M Fxtch Thomas Wesley Graham Bibliography Azarxah S Root Professor Botany Professor Professor Frederick O Grover 'MISS Susan P Nxchols Asso George T Jones Instructor Chemistry Professor Professor Professor Professor Assistant Asslstant Harry N Holmes Wllllam H Chapin James Caldwell McCullough Asso Miss Edna H Shaver Asst Harley A Wlllrams VVendell S Nnederhauser Economzcs Professor Professor Professor Harvey A Wooster Paul S Penrce Leonard B Krueger Asst Educatzon Professor Professor Edward A Mlller Emil L Larson Asst 'Absent on leave 1924- 25 E ngluh Charles H A Wager Phllxp D Sherman jesse F Mack Robert A Jehffe Arthur I Taft Mass Florence L joy Mrs Ruth M Lampson Leslxe L Hanawalt Miss Lucia B Fuller Fzne Art: Clarence Ward Charles B Martm Asst Mxss Eva May Oakes Asso Mnss Margaret R Schaulfler Mlss Alxce Mary Johnson Geology George D Hubbard Mxss Agnes M Hosxe German Albert W Aron Mrs Antoinette B Harroun Greek Charles B Martm Lengh Alexander Mrs Anne B Sturgxs Miss Gladys H Hollaway Hebrew Kemper Fullerton Asst Asst Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Assxstant Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Professor Professor Professor Instructor Professor G Miss Bertha Bails. . . ....... Assistant ' ,, 0 l35l