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

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Andrew Bongiorno AB., Oherlin, 1923 AM., Oberlin, 192-1 Ph.D., Cornell University, 1935 No isolated fact could exist in his mind. The moment it was apprehended, it fell easily into rela- tionship with the throng of other facts quietly stored in his broad intelligence and became one of a group which illustrated a principle. His knowledge of particulars was extensive, minute, and accurate. Every separate fact was vividly present to the eye of his imagination, and yet all his knowledge was generalized knowledge. In thinking, therefore, on his accumulated. his multitudinous materials, it may be said that details were never in his way or out of his way: those that he needed crowded at once upon his mind, those he did not need kept a respectful distance. . . . The facts he needed . . . came at once to do his biddingg and the thousands of irrelative facts which were also at his com- mand never obtruded on his attention to obstruct the rapid course of his lucid argument. Edwin Percy WN'lupplc Rt-wilt-ilitfmiifliniifi.-111.11m 3

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