Oberlin Kindergarten Primary Training School - Okatiess Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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'l -J-I SQL lx my 7 X , E a 4, l l i M 'x f i TO IDA BELLE BIUXDY, kind and understanding friend, loved by us all, always ready to discuss a l problem and willing to help, we ref X y spectfully dedicate this book. l l 1 1 r I l NN W 4 'I ,J I 1 I , ' gig i x 'K' f' W4 Q , 4 -'-'L L , +5 Q '.iw-x ff X N-K-,Q-r- , X AI Y , 'fy 1 ,lb Wifi ff D I Q A T E JE lg, .A , gy FEW I I f 1 'f.' V n C ' ' fb! ' ,r , fi 4 A A Ml VZ , g .1 f 74- - V, Y J' 1 ' 'L ,K L , Z ly Qty Z I L Z ' H w W . 1 1' x I . W ' Ii V V ' f Eg' 73. W - 57? 1 :fa ' I .E V, Wi w-. i' m- .' nv - 1 - ,mfr 4- . .1:..355 'A I ' ' . - ' ,ff ',. ,!N, ' A - 3- rf: I VT' -5 Y V ' 1 x! W w f' Nr :X iv X X 'I a Ui A1 li' -A RAXW 'WX xx.. lgl X xml, N 68 , ill. fl - -- ,ill l U11 HW U R s E W U R D f5..,1'-1- 'FW' l. will Q ii' T7 5 i N l l IT has been our endeavor to fi publish a yearfbook which would be an expression of the Oberlin KindergartenfPrimary Training School. We hope we 5 have attained this end success' ,, p fully. ll N l n l li l f l l l , l l xx l I nl I 1 w , . N Six N ll 1 Q Cliilfllc X If N f ff--X- -f T'., Y, T . - Six- I f- :gfw--5 ff X -Z-'IIQQ -yXN.'1QQx X-X , .:'- N XQN x Xxx ix' . V M55 -t . AA 5,1,ix,-:fgg,:i1:A.:I,XIr.Nxgsgl,q5aQj5'5f-ul 5 . bilmx N2 . , . ,Ii J IW X! . I II I 11, ,W 11:9 I II - , M I -, I uf f. ' xb I I 1 X I X 1 I If I, L CONTENTSFQ YYY- YvvY-P- f Lf ' 1 ff' 'I ,A -.1 1 f Q 3 S I',3:, f I I SCI-IOGL CLASSES ACTIVITIES HUMOR YWW I I II I I III I I I I II W I I I I si , I s I .NX I TESL 5 3 E EP W' A E igiiiq WW f X , - ,- jf ' X ., ' X - r f - -T ff , ,M ,.g.pP Q X, .. ,, , 1 -rm-X . , 'N 1 - , fx . 1 , ig-1 1 ' ':'1Q'x.'lX'XM .sf-L, 1+-fw.a14 1 fxQ:.N'31.wrx 111111--wx. 1--:Q-3-W . 1 11114-. 1'1'- N 1, ' lla' ' - X f 11' f 'VM ff 111. 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Q mlyif nj Xxxll JW - .X, r ,f 'f -TN ., 1 .- ' -' '. wa avzs.-s1qx!s's- MXN xi, ,xi to , 'D ill if ,xr . xiii will ii Vl Xllxl .353 ,wtf-1. yen M-W x . -5 A- 0 E l 3 ll ll i 5 ,I n lx 5 M ri. fa W: l ill Xl! all ul 7 l r l l 1 .iflr fIf7 an J X Miss CLARA MAY Principal Ph. B. Oberlin, Diploma, Chicago Frobel Assn., Certificate, Montessori Training Course, Rome. Miss VERDA I-IAYDEN Kindergarten Critic Teacher Principles of Education Diploma, Oberlin KindergartenfPri- mary Training Schoolg Student, Uni' versity of Pennsylvaniag Graduate School of Education, Harvard. Miss EDNA HAINES Supervisor of ,Student Teaching Diploma, Oberlin KindergartenfPri- mary Training School, A.B. and A.M. Columbia. Miss HELEN MCLEAN Kindergarten Critic Teacher Manual Arts ExfHavergal College: Diploma, Ober- lin Kindergarten-Primary Training Schoolg B.S. Columbia. Miss IDA B. BRADY First Grade Critic Teacher Primary Methods ExfA1legheny College, Diploma, Ober- lin Kindergarten - Primary Training Schoolg Student, Columbia. Miss POLLY KILBURN FirstjGrade Critic Teacher Student, Clark Universityg B.S. Boston University. Miss SUSAN ZEARING English, History, Sociology A.B. Oberlin. Miss MARY Yocum Kindergarten Critic Teacher Early Elementary Education A.B. Oberlin, Diploma, Oberlin Kin' dergarten-Primary Training Schoolg A.M. Columbia. Eighteen llllllllli' if f. 5' 1 , . D X l--fl!! f -...X - KT --C V :AT X K-k. gjifxf jffl li vi l llll ju 1, ,fc . Miss LEOJEAN BOYACK is Q, First Grade Critic Teacher Ph.B. University of Chicago. M H B IZ! RS. ELEN ERTHOFF iff English Z '23 A.B., AM. Oberlin. .Q ,eg l l l Nineteen Miss MARIE RANKIN Kindergarten Critic Teacher Early Elementary Education A.B. Monmouth College, Ill.g A.M. Columbia. ' Miss VERA REED Second Grade Critic Teacher Diploma, Teacher's College, Indian- apolisg Ph.B. University of Chicago. THOMAS W. GRAHAM Bible A.B. Torontog Graduate, McCormick Theological Seminaryg D.D. Macalf ester. Miss GERTRUDE MCPHERSON Kindergarten Critic Teacher 4 Hygiene Diploma, Oberlin Kindergarten'Prif mary Training Schoolg B.S.. Columbia. MRS. MARION LEEDY Music A.B. Mt. Holyoke. ROBERT A. JELLIFFE English Composition A.B., A.M. Yale: A.M. Harvarclg Ph. D. Yale. K. l I l l l il yi, l ll l ll, W rlf l l 1 l K C ll -N 1- fl ll' Cm, . 1 Xgfl-lflgx . , r xxx, N ,, l .A ',-X Xl xl l r N53-.5 ,XT . ti..ixg'Nv-Lxgftsxi -L,,E3:-:fin M-'K -RM A-xx . X , .lfigs-' fri'-SS X W N w .. Mir X Y' .ixlll kg Sl- li' will Miss MARY KEPPLER .Ml-R Second Grade Critic Teacher ,J '-N'-1' Ex-Ohio Wesleyang Student, Oberlin X.-ll Collegeg B.S. Kent State Teachefs ll College. CAR C w N - Y L L . . 1cHoLs la l Psychology A.B., A.M. Oberling Ph,D. Chicago. l il V Miss GLADYS RISDEN W. Second Grade Critic Teacher 4 l B.S., Bowling Greeng A.M. Ohio ' State University. i li MRS. GLADYS WHITMORE Z, 'Tests and Measurements, Art X B.S., Boston University. U l h MRS. ELLEN HATCH lx N Games, Physical Training A.B., A.M. Oberling Graduate, Sarf l' gents Summer School of Physical Training. l ROBERT BAIRD li Biology I A.B., A.M., Oberlin X I l p JESSE F. MACK l English Composition h W AB. Ohio Northerng AB., AM. W Oberling A.M. Harvard. l Miss MILDRED RICHMOND 1 Kindergarten Critic Teacher 3 i I Child Literature X B.S. University of Nebraska. ll l 1 l I If fi Twenty ri My KW X in f 9' .: ,f 6, X i-!,, Q' fc 54 df . . f'-LX kv .X X I 5 X' , f of . so , 'cu ,pf N ,Xxx i f Q X ,-gc, Qm,r.QT,M.:.,i:,Xa....xx E, I E XIXNXANX ,X Q N,.Xki.k. , QlQ.wvS:NcxQx pq 1 f' f f f 'H ,lt 1, 5 : W 1, V, I, .mflfrfqmcii QV!! f li at ff s '- Ulf, Z f Faculty THERE has been an increase in the number of our faculty members this year. The editors of the Okatiess sincerely wish to express their appref ciation for the great help they have received from the faculty members, in publishing the book. 'T'we'rLtyfOne K I l l if il l I l l, yr 'l w ii l l l I lf If l V :N all l I xlf .V 'x Xyllfyy U1 .x - 1' ,. . X X yan vxxvx X .tif-X 'X' Nm, ms.x,,pN. xx.N XxSX5Xc5Nrbwqrxir A W . ' W 'TAR .xg-x i+:.SN'QSQ Nw or l ff-, SX lux qu A I K 2' 1 Jllil , xr' - ll , ll RQ ' ,ws J -xl I .YR dill :muh 75.41, Am Qi, ww my XXQXX Is' 'ff 'l -. E 4 jr 11' M fl 4 H l N l ln x if 6 f M l 1' I Nl , , Y ft, V17 X ll, Eff? Senior Ckatiess Staff AS members of the Senior Staff we sincerely hope that through our great interest and cofoperative efforts we have succeeded in editing an anf nual that will be enjoyed by all its readers. We have enjoyed the work, and value the experience we have received. Twenzyffwo WI lllfu gd 1--ffff , ff -N L 1 - '39, '-:lhifafxf-SR ii?Nix-P'-551355:55'.F-'-A219 -I T .f 'MN bxwrff 45'-'Q -A'- . Nh . ,J . ,. . . . , Y, , ,Q , .1Mv., .. ., N ,vf ,ww -'L 'v Mlfi ll lst row 2nd row The Okauess Staff MIRIAM LEDYARD Ednor m Chzef HELEN WANAMAKER Busmess Manager THELMA MUNSON Advemsmg Manager KATHRYN LOWREY Photograph Ednor ZETA DE VOL Art Edztov PAULINE SPEEDY Soczety Ednov CORINNA ALLEN Humor Ednor 'I'u,e11ty Three I In 'r K Aft 1i.,X gi! WEB ,-im I? 1Uf ' QGUQ 1,1 fi K W' 2 Lie -V V 2 N .S , n fr Y f 5 l 4 s x - I . .,.....,............,...........,...............,.......,..............,.,....,.,... A ' f' f ' Q X I ....,..,..4...................,..,,..........,....,............... I L H ' ....,........,.......................,..........,,.,........... 'I ' I W I SALLY ELLIOTT ,...........,.................,..........,...,....................,...............,.... Lzteravy Edztor 4 ...............................4.....H....,.--,--,.........---..-..- . . .- L I A ,,....,...............,..,....................................,.,.......,........... h 3 J L W sf 5? ' -N 1- N W - ig-Qififkiil-ig RPIIIWW J IIIISSY X, ,ff A - J- - G 4 lggqwgaiiggf X 1 ' ? 1 4 I 'I fv Senior Class Officers Pomm KILHEFNER ....,..... ....................... P resident IVIAXINE BISHOP ..........,........... ..,................. V icefpresident GRACE MCCULLOUGH .. ,......... .- ..... Secretavyffreasurer MARCELLA HAGBLBARGER ........ . ........ Social Chairman Twenty'Eight H Xlfff Xfif fffl 3 X ff XX X XXNWX CORINNA F ALLEN Oa Park Ill K A A Glee Club Dramatxc Club Shansx epresentatwe Okaness Stal? 1 Sl-and Fazrmont W Va LQ, R-,W A HELEN G AMOS , ,Ll-'ln K A A Class SOC18lCh3lf BETTY G BERNHEISER Readmg Pa Student Councll 2 CLAIRE MAXINE BISHOP Bradford Pa K A A 1 2 Class VICE presldent 2 Dra matlc Club 1 Pembefvxlle Ohm Metcalf Treasurer lqlq Aucm BROOKS RT K A A N I DOROTHY E BUSOHE McCo'rmelZsml1e, Ohm Glee Club 1, 2 MABEL R BUTMAN Jamestown, N 'I' K A A Twentv Nme dxf-if Vlce pres1dent 1 4K-L Anil Mlm' 3 'K JOSEPHINE BOWLUQL S R Dayton, Ohw F, I I lx ll l fl I W , fizifiiai l' V I I 'f 4 -' - A -. f 1 uel', - 541- Q- - ' V, -f xx W ll Ni Of ,,l f V' X wr X U, MMR, . ' GM! X k , . lf , . . g - O Y R ' 5 ' . -js , M n 5 5 4-Q, - 2 ' . . H '- in 'Inf' 17 C . . .g ' h 3 x ' 'C xld 'if E ' ' ' ' G-'LQ L ll! 5 - -., , x Il . 0 . , ' A -' A YI ' - 1 ' W L. Q ' ra . ' . , .rx . . . , 5 ' ' ' Z ' l B A . A 'I j Del f V I, l. Qgqlx M Nw K A U ' 551+ MILDRED V. COVEY Girard, Pa. Df3maC1C Club lg Goodrich Treasurer 1 MARY E. DAVIS E Oak Park, Ill. 'E K A A Honor Court 1, Presxdent '7 ZETA DE VOL Toledo, Ohio Okatiess Staff ELSIE D. DIxoN Cambridge, Ohio Hon r Courtg Metcalf Vice'presIdent I LaA,z.Q7f, jim. - Tlraia ,ou 575004, 1. MMMAZMTHI' M SUZANN Beaver, Pa. SARA ELLIOTT Mayville, N. T. Okatiegs Staff. VIRGINIA ERWIN . A. A.g Glee Club EVELYN FASSETT Wellsville, Ohio K. A. A. xx, ,ff r I .Nj Qw: N XX XX X 1 ,Nm ,X X ,-V Sxx XX I I X TI QQXQN VINNIE? RYNNYQXX N XX XX--5 f ii-,Q x'A' fff 'i5v'-xag XXX A A X Z-,fX1 2ix?fb Q 5 XX 4 GRACE E. FINLEY Tarentum, Pa. K. A. A.g Glee Clubg Dramatic Club, Web' ster Vicefpresident. J M. IRENE GARWOOD Youngstown, Ohio K. A. A. MARY GRIFFITHS Elyria, Ohio ' K. A. A. 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1g Student Council 1, 2g Nancy Squire Social Chairman. S. MARCELLA HAGELBARGER Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Glee Club 1, 'Zg Student Council 1, Treasf urer 2, Presidentg Class Social Chairman, Metcalf President. KATHRYN V. HARBISON Maamington, W. Va. K. A. A. OLIVE HARRIS Oak Park, Ill. K. A. A.g Goodrich President. VIRGINIA A. H, HARWOOD Toledo, Ohio K. A. A. 1, 2g Dramatic Club. Rosa MARY HEALY Lima., T. K. A. A., Dramatic Club. Thirty One H L 4 ll 4 A, 1 uv VM JK' 'Lam x .MI ., W-Ju .qw al l,.,j -1, NF W QNX. . Q Tx T' We 1 3 .Si 5 J YS-. 9, wi ,N il: M W I 'L J l ix Q i Y !WY f i f Mi W ht- ' D M! fx IJ I M' . .fy N ., his U' ' XNNKI 'WZ X. . - X, ,ff I--A-1 QN , - 7,2 xy Ng xx X .1 -,x . -, '83, ,ify ,A XX N X X Rees , X'-N . ' - N. 'LOW ,,-X La- ,. .- .wri-W 3,5 xfygsi-:rf x X X y., I RUTH ANN HENRY Ironton, Ohio K. A. A. lg Honor Court GRACE A. JONES Youngstown, Ohio K. A. A.g Glee Club. LO1s J. JONES Cleveland, Ohio K. A. A. JANET R. KELLER Columbiana, Ohio K. A. A. FLORENCE L. KEMERY LeRoy, Ohio. K. A. A.g Glee Club 1, 2g Dramatic Club lg Nancy Squire Vicefpresident. PORTIA E. KILHEFNER Ashland, Ohio. K. A. A.g Class President, May Viccfpresident. A. KATHRYN KINNEY Orrville, Ohio K. A. A. 1, Representative. MARY LOUISE KUMPF Canton, Ohio. K. A. A. 1. 'x 'Thi'rtyf'I'wo AMG NN X Xkffsfxx W Xwxx H ffffffr rm 4 A Thrrty Tlwec K WILHELMINIA MARY LAPER Wooster Oluo A A Presxdent Glee Club 1 2 ELIZABETH F LAUGHTON 'Toledo Oluo K A A 1 MIRIAM B LEDYARD Ashlcmcl Olfno A A Okatness Ed1tor1nCh1ef FLORENCE C LILLO Oakdale Pa. K A A FRANCES GRACE LINDHOLM Fmnlqlzn Pa KAA JANET P LLOYD Toledo, Ohio K A A, Glee Club KATHERYN M LOWERY Akron, Ohm Okatxefs Staff 2 GRACE E MCCULLOUGH Elyrza, Ohao K A A , Glcc: Club, Class SecretaryfTreas' urer Z, Goodnch Vzce pres1dent I iff' if ll V l l l x l l 'x l 1 1 I lx l F5652 K' I 1 , A C X. 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MONTGOMERY 1 Adrian, Mich. - ' Glee Club. I l THELMA V. MUNSON in Warren, Ohio ' 4 Okatiess Staffg Nancy Squire Secretary 2. l ll N I, 15 All M. LOUISE NOEL W yy Painesuille, Ohio Webster President 2. I ll l MARGARET G. PALMER 2' . 3 Q Lima, N. T. I ' jx K. A. A.g Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Class l W Secretary and Treasurer 1. ' ll r . ', 1 x V. , ,T 1, .1 li' 'Q Q iIff'f7 61359211 may Thirty -F our X apy:j.'i.'3W If Z ,,, X L fi ff 4.2.1 ' '-5 .l KATHRYN RICHARDS Canton, Ohio N-.Y K. A. A. TABITHA S. RIDGEWAY jackson, Ohio MILDRED I. SCOWDEN Farrell, Pa. K A A. 13 Glee Club, President May President. HARRIET E. SHIMP Lebanon, Ohio K A A., Burroughs 1, Treasurer 2 President. PERSIS E. ' SKILLITER Toledo, Ohio tudent Council 1, Vice-presid Secretary. BARBARA J. SLAWSON Cleveland, Ohio Goodrich Social Chairman ELSIE A. SLAYTON Adrian, Mich. Glee Club 1, Secretary 2. MARY I. SPRINGER Brownsville, Pa. A. A.g Dramatic Club 1, 6? x 1 1 NMJMX X , w.. -.cc - NCAA. ' ,N I I 1 I IQIMX-5.-w A--YEA.-' y,. .Sqfw xiRX.SNll1I2E Gs,Qe!l1S:5. R iS?bNQkjRiTQlNiQ55'-1-w'f'1.xFfiX'T3X3hm XM IU' X I I l' l I X IIMM ll ' I' .Il A RX' ,vl www :lf A ,QP DOROTHY R. STEVENSON HI 4-1' Cleveland Heights, Ohio x up M:-Q i Qxgk T JANE B. TORRENCE A ' A 7 L Buffalo, N. T. ,VIZ S K. A. A.g Honor Courtg Dramatic Club. W 5 J S 5 42 l 3 N pI . ! LUCILLE A. WALLACE l l Lakewood, Ohio A.g Glee Clubg Nancy Squire President. :I I 1 HELEN R. WANAMAKER l Cortland, Ohio K. A. A.g Okatiess Staff. I 1 K l l G. LUCILLE WEIKART Niles, Ohio . H. MAMAN WHITE Sault Ste. Mavic, Mich. I I K. A. A. l Il l I MARGARET L. Wicks Toungstown, Ohio M K. A. A.g Dramatic Club. 1 N. JANE W1LcocK f Dayton, Ohio , K. A. A. 1. 'l I ' I 'II' If? Tl1i'rtyfSix WW yi I5 XIf!f NXT X 2-'Pei' wi it 'gba' KATHRYN WILSON r Q-,w .A , IONE WOL AAG1 MARY A WOOD JOSEPHINB E ZECHMAN B K A 3 DOROTHY KN1ss Lanark, Ill X I I ' 'I22-owl ' ' I wi ' 22 mai MAJ! - PHL. J I 0u4ZW - cg mae? MLW Ii TI11'rgySeven 30 7 'L4 1 III I A . Y I , e, V A xx f Z X . ,Y Ji, ifgjlfisx Tkkxxb 7 ,,.-qwngfixi-f.Q' fiFx ,V-'A'-, X,-'i-'T,E'TP1' 'T I :I .XX X-5,-xmfgx-xqgb 155 ii,,,xPf1.-Qggbgsx.jxis-MI, .,k, N 1 1 xx,?X5XQLQ 5.Q 5N,'x:xxlXXr9Q N . in 4 I If I DC 1 ,FL ' ff, I, I 75 Owensbofo, Ken ucky , ' ' El ... FE ,EO Ansonia, Ohio g iff,-L,-1 i ' K. . .g ee Club. 17512 -. 7 N Z I I I I S 5 II Y Q xg , x . ., U jackson, Ohio 1 ff, X' 5 I X ' - elleuue, Ohio I ' I . . A. I 's I 'I L E I I II I Q - I If E I I ,cf ,KW 'fm W- ffm K .. . J ' r UNK X 4 1 WI xl. RIAA K wi'-,I iq lvl QW 1 1 'A T. f5,,1'1, K xxx 11 QRQT K X R, - Q-5 ' 'Arial w i E I, T If 5 f it ,I I I 'T u NX iw N j will i W I W f 7 Alf! I .- T X-'xx XNWJMX . 5 N 1 I ., X , . N , ,, o ' ,A AJ: -. - Y V- A fur, 05.515, YXT?-X X5Sx+.g N, x qw 5 ri- 'nr-wx. ' N M ftohx .wi -fvvfb-il' Q2qTs:QQSsSMNXY NXWw.s5L:,S1sSQ'iN5-Q'.Qq,N.'-MSE , MidfYear Class MARJORIE F. BALLINGTON Youngstown, Ohio MILDRED K. BENHOFF Toledo, Ohio CLARA LOUISE EVANS Youngstown, Ohio A. ELIZABETH GALLAGHER Butler, Pa.. V RUTH KENNEY Youngstown, Ohio MARTHA H. MITTLER Youngstown, Ohio PAULINE A. SPEEDY Youngstown, Ohio MARGARET E. WADE Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio '1'hi1tyfEight 1 Z : 7 . Lf' 2 T' ,: 4 6 4 jf ,J ' VI Vllh xx 1 f ff X. Vflg Q54 ,V 4 'I ff fy rmfwx N .Z YW EE Sz M: nmxgw o w- 05524 nm Z QE N E Zz 'n4gp'? ojbgz E Qu td I.l.l.l.l LLM 4 E '4 diego 52 E2 gi m4 Ezrrraygr I--ID .I -I 55322221 muwmlfdmm WE Ez -IQ. I-UV! P BIZ Eepnafwigifr 5gg::5Eg9z,5 I4!5xgE32gjx EZN um x4g3 C40 P 7pJtD Zigl--Q LOD D 0.,D-I QISZMSWNS 025134 'Dam gmuqJm.ggmg E M ju 4 D- mE 92425-4 2 lLl,-l- Q: 44 bd P LU! 51.1.1322 Z - :E 2h4E2aS5E ThirtyfNine RUTH w 'f , 1, i .H ' r L, W ,jf W -wi? 1--' .A 4,2 NZ -,W , .1 1, 'f ,. .1 5 '- 5' 7 w 2 N Jr wx 1 1 i J, N M f 1 I 1 I 3, m W W X ,W M r 'v 1 W T EWR TLC ,2 5 a ...1 Xagaagggwqggl XNX-VW, 7 .x ' XX-, f '-X .,' ' xfxq ..,' ' ' KN X. . , AX F -:uw . Ls :fx X. .X ,Q,, ' , ,K Q: S9 4 1.s .A ,-. xlkglxf M nf xff X Llygk, 'dl X ,WUD9 M. XWQF1- XX f-1 xx!! XU. AQ Q 5 ,, UQ- Q .Q -f Z I l W I s I S Freshman Class Oficers f MARGARET RUOPP .....,,.,. ..............,.. P resident SYB11. COURTICE ...,.....A ..............,.... V icefp-resident ' DOROTHY DAFOE ,....... ........... S ecretaryffreasurer f i HELEN SLAYTON ......,.. ......... S ocial Chairman R :K . s I so W n s W 5 x g I 2' ' , ! UW W. ! fx 1 W , f Foftyffwo ,A .5 Q , rs E Z III IIIIHI I if S ff., fff- ,Z Nxxfi x ff My I I X ' E Q Q A' 34-xx 8515? x A X J I I If -- . :I . X, 'I I 1 NI I I GERALDINE CHAPEL Flint, Mich. MARY PONTIUS ASHT.AIiULA MARY ALICE FELBIZR 'Youngstown CLARA L.. RICHARDS Delaware Fo'rtyf'1'h'ree an 'I ,g, !ff, .1 W 4' N! Q11 li 9 . 4, W, 5 fi, If W R 'r L. EAR N -1 -J Aurora VZ, :fn h If 2 I 2 I I KI MARCELLA MCCREARY I Monaca, Pa. I, I I , I , , II II CHRISTINE KLEIN XI Ironton I X I I III! I J I I I 'I I I RUTH SNYDER I Centerburg I I , . XIX I I W EI I N 'W I-I, ,I 51553 Ar K W1 N If QM 'iff . N f I v ' N 1 . ' 'xfifqzs' Ax N N A f. -A Y-fiwF?Y'2's-.. U X I kggfx-Q.. lx ,. -XSMKRN,Qixm.XRQQQQXQNNRRS XQNSM,:e.QT?RXRwS1-1 xxx vi' IVV . 0 ' 11, AMXKWH 2 I QQ ,' I W W . awww , . pvc ,X NKJV fW,.1'1, tx .1 WX? DOROTHY BANNER ELEANOR BROWN X, McDonald Pittslnwgh, Pa, lx , 'Na ' - - .. X P' fl C- , -i '4 1 f 5? .-: , ,ix ? A if Z A n Wx , , MARION BROWN Louisa BURROWS Cemerburg Picture Rocks, Pa. g , I I W N ' W ISABELLE BUTLER ELIZABETH CAILOR Imlay Ciry, Mich. 'Youngstown W MSA IW ' MARY CAMERON W GERALDINE CHAMBERS Wheeling, W. Va. Tlmkfon- S- Dali- n 1 ff 'fn l w 1 I f Forty-Four H7, J 'f mg KT Z ,-'-.T Kira W X YN N .. a G G 6' awk, J- Q 9 4 V' K 'gl wgxnpb IA GJ' W ,lf 5 sa H. ' -:N V rj! 4X5 MARTHA CHAPMAN SYBIL COURTICE 2 W1 lpeg Ca ada REBECCA DOROTHY DAFOE DILENSCHNBIDB Sa dusky Mch Fyemo xx ,rf X f ' I ELOISE DIMMICR Owosso Mach W5-25 TW 'ff DOROTHY EBERHART TH Emznso ' 4' 'Youngstown Ithaca, N 'Y , 0 ' I I U I Q 1 ,jd ' ' I 91 I 1 It , 'Va I Ii' fakes 4 Jar-n and ' ZVVIQD ' ' X .ff Forty Fwe :WA t lp'-nakf, a aux 00 X V' .. , 17143 U 5 ' S ' , 0, , . o. o, arena, '57 ' 'f' X - P9 A fl? ' N 'Q clk , all b- , V' QI Q In Q ' -1 7 , lx v ff, 4 X Detroit, Mich. bf 3 ig-, 7 U 'Tm' . 'fl I JJ' T T ' f' -I 4-jd., . 55 I , :, :,f 3-ij Q-X - . :fl . 1: I I 4: 7 1 .5 28 52: 2 , . ': ,NJ ' 3 J 2 ' L -' - 'Q A 1 - , ' 'I ' T I I X n , f . vf n ' I 5 V . ' ' T M f 1 X . rf, J 4 ,x Q pf I . A -'-V ' - U 4 'I 9 ' , ' . ' 41 U, 4 Jw! W - ' 3 f ki ' 1, I . 5 1 iq , M Q '63 N J , QU 13153, 95:1 'P ,. 5 , . 0 I Q xo?-Xe? XxrN'i'ffz, R. . . N ' , I xl X-,K-A ,K xv , x 5 ,XTR M5v W. Ry ,XG NHT, QA -55g,?.i.::x3.XX1x:.xS ,gqfxh M 4- V 1 ' I if-W 5-,. 'W K5 - -' fx- Gsm-3 'Harm Nui W' VAL l ,A ' X V re R .J in pf' . X Wwj1D'-' 1 'MQW' X ., fW,R,'1, U. Sit 'X' DOROTHY EVANS BE-1-Ty EW1NG xqwxh Bradford, Pa. McDonald K . 'tb 'T' :Hb fl ,, R V gi 3, ff, . g, ' 1 E A-3 ,J 1 5 -ogg, ' W u , My .gy ,ual A-0l.4,gL,m ' , J A 'U-4-L.. v6J' JI af fx 'x ,xxx Q5 55353241 ' WAR, N KATHERINE GRIFFITHS ' md , d Zanesville R arf! I N-.70N-'ogg-, I X R 5 R ' CATHRYNE Hussn JANE HYDE Toledo Derfick City, Pa. Ny W 1 l N H BEULAH IM1-lon SHIRLEY Iorms Oak Park, Ill. Pittsbwrgh, Pa. I 4' j W! w I ll , ,K i FortyfSix fi V 1 I 'iff wx, , V '-- A . klixffgiffb-T X T . -X T--. 1 xv. , A X --'. N f U1 'lnll ff, Xlf X 1 T Il nf ,, rv- xx ' ffffwlnwxrxksf 90, My f ,Q F A LAVERNE JOHNSON DORIS KRUEGER Canton Sturgis, Mich, f M' 7 7: 'V Y Q 5 4 5 X . .125 'S D K . N, MARJORY LANE 'Youngstown BETTY MCELHANEY Girard JEAN MCLURE New Castle, Pa. ,5-' Forty-S ev en RUTH LARIMORE New Philadelphia I H 'W MARTHA MCGRANAIIAN Follansbee, W. Va. MARY MCROBERTS St. Clairsville If lk X fy ,win ' I! NT f ,V +1 V I U T H N n If if x'. A 5535232 .XBIN , I 1 I 'AR ' I III II UHII , II ' I. ' ,I,I III. IIIII' QI J' , I XKWQI-1, XIX I II I IQ I NX. ASCII E I I I, I I I II I Ig I I I I I I I I I NI I III ' II I I QIIIZV W CKII, X3II'I'Ifgf N g Z,,1-,esfvvr--Lv X XX X XXXSXNQ N AX 'xv U . ' NN-. fr -f-H-rP1.A rox , . O , A-QA A W .X ' I - 'Q I. X . E. ,3f,XW-gp!'- 'N X QX X X IX '-'Q-j:jX1xTX:i..Q-ff-. '1-QR O '- .- w:. . ' A , XX. x r 'Y ,-.'iv., :Ig : ,Xj-.h If IX -' 'TRI'-I 33 CNNQ-Y.1x:5fIfw0fx5'.fLTIf:N 1xx:, VIRGINIA MASON Warren ELEANOR MEEHL North East, Pa. MARTHA MOWRY 'Youngstown ALICE REED East Cleveland FortyfEight EMILY MATTSON Chicago, III, DOROTHY MILLER 'Youngstown MARION PHASE Dover Center VIRGINIA REYNOLDS Dayton k .3 xv NW Mm In I!! Q54 x F juum- Roan Latrobe Pa RosE1.1A Ross Dryden N 'Y HILLEN Scuwmvrz 'Youngstown fffv' D Kms SHOPLN Elgm Ill FJ! Vffifgk sf' -4-1 .v ,-f Forty Nme fy , MARION Romans -A ff Congress Par Ill f ,gQ,,,v.,,d,-ac 62,00 -il- MARGARET RUOPP Uhber Sandusky Loulsa Sco'r'r Bloornmgburg ALICE Sicmfoosn Mo1mdsv1Ue, W Va X I , A' x W 256555 x Y I HQ KNEW V 1 xXx XX' . t r .ill Mk 'N W. 'YK-' ' ,SWK X' 5..1 1. Xcxwn ky Wm i- T i g N M M s 'I 1 Y ! . xx. X Af N WJ Q 1 N 1 wi ff xXX'l'ffgf BX 1 1 ,'-- ' xxx rf- .:-uggvzx. vsgb ., ,f-,-+-vsx A Qxffx 'W 3 'Txswxxgwxl-SymAsuqixlikQbkjbiixgfsi RN NXFXNMlx-T?1?wx?'-fx'T-'-'fi'-41 SxQbR I 'JW HELEN SLAYTON HELEN SMITH Adrian, Micll. Ngghua, N. HA E, f '54, RUTH SPONSLER WilIia111sport, Pa. ELLENOR STAFFORD Rochester. N. T. CATHERINE STEVENS Fredonia, N. T. Fifty JANICE SQUIRE Shelby RUTH STEINLE Delphos JEAN STRAELE Clcvelmurl 0,2 ' 2 '? 47 fffffkrm Xf? ff- x X ff'-E N WNXAQQQA N X YS wx x X m CATHERINE SUDERS M1sl1azvaka Ind JEAN THOMAS 'Youngstown CLAIRE WADE E1TllE71O'I1 P JEAN WARD Iackson Mich 'Y . 4 p-gil, ' 'ft -, +11 E' L., Fifty One ESTHER THOMAS Sharon P ALICE TILDEN Fran lmuzllc N 'Y EILEEN WARD Detrmt Mzch TILLIE WARE Pleasantmlle I If-A --4 5 I w 1 mx il jx li 1 555552 Xl 1 XNXPWMX . -A - N fx I :wx Q g N.fNg1 -'rirxw QmbN X Y N XM , ll: M' HUA yi ' RRI' Nl IX ,O PJJHWW x+ ' VW I my . ' WGA-1- Xt, ANITA WESSMAN ALDYT1-us WHEATLEY W5 1 Xxx Detroit, Mich. Lorain k fg -:r i 1 N' iz! i .1 5' ,? W 7 W 'N 4 If ' L015 WILSON MARY WITHERSPOON E ,,D,dyt0'n, Scottsdale, Pd. i , I w f .X N K I , MIRIAM ZIMMERMAN ZE1-MA ZURMEHT-EY Kendallville, Ind. Lima tl J I N I 4 W N N Ax SUZANNE JONES Louxsn Bunaows I Columbus Picture Rocks, Pa. 1 . 1 N W j 1 P! m 4 I Fiftyffwo WJ, , 1. I 1:1 4 - 1, , W , NA. 'mffffflffuf A ,W 74 REBECCA MCCLURE HELEN HUTCHXSON Epi, Woos:er' Ithaca, N. T. -'W . I ' Tiffii 'Q 5 h F562 , f 7 y .2 QL:-3 Z 's MARY PATTERSON HELEN ANDERSON Fredonia, N. Y. 'Youngstown P I N 5 f ll .V N Doaoruv Houma ALICE FROST 'I Fremont, Mich. Arlington, Mass. I I rw N , N -0-A-in SLU,-, I N Gau.. -vow SLAHUE- 'X' U , Jf..v,,. km- 060. vi' K x ,QA , A LY GRISWOLU FRANCES VAN Sci-IAACK 5 URM Moline, III. Highland Park, Mich. A 1-5-4 -xfwnfxldlx, EAFVWNA .L w-QLAXSQJLA, ,XX MAMA' , aL,-N,8S 4. X 5f'eNQ-N. , X I NMJAA5 'vvxA.+-Q XLS ' y ' 1. y, l Fifty-Three W x' . V4 QQALNYJN,-.TMA-S-Mai-A1 -NNN + mai -ala-. Yevvsogo Q--9-v-A - flfv- VN Q-fffxafv. . KTM! 'fff Sz? I L. I' 'Visit-' 'fir-, ---YCV Xb - .. x . Iv . ' 25. mx QN- wr- N 3- 'sNfQ., Qfcwxrp, -X ., U L IX-X Iv fx. ',L:LIXI11xQ1--R I IM VZ' IK vu A M' I ' l xxxijp' I XI Hin! Hi - '5...1-1, 4553-1 ' ANN HEI-M MILLICENT HUMB Oberlin ' Oberlin 55' T' - ry L T 5 I I ,I MARY ARMSTRONG Medina I I I I I . I I I , II I.. I I III ll I I III . I I I' I , , I'- , I 'l W I I I I . I' 5 is ' . ' Fiftv'Four X :rj N Iwgf 6695? X X , fx xxx, X 4.,,y 4 IIII IIIIIII II! she X ,...e--Q xxxQVfXQNx 1k I' I 1 I 'YQFE xx ' -xxx, s r-X ,M QA It K sa wg X , 45545. g as ,.- X. 'S sfwfiw., I -I I III ,IH K IIA! ffl .H ,fr I ' 244, I lf! fy! 70 Q I ' 1,70 TQ '--- x I 7' B III' , ,J V I ,,, Y .I -. E I Q I if f I 5' II KI I I I . W W I I . N I I I I ' I I I 5 ' I . . . , I HYDE WARD JoNEs SNYDER HUTCHINSON Lmumoxuz Hnss EBERHART The Freshmen Staff ACH year the Freshmen class elects from 1tS members an Okauess staff to serve as ass1stants to the members of the Semor staff It IS hoped that whatever Contact they have as Freshmen wlll be of value to them 1n ecl1t1ng next years book F1fty'Fwc l S-J' gif I I I I I I I I III I I I I I 'III I I x FEIIIIB I A Xwxll 'MX ami! ,, 7 1 454 4. - R ,1- l , 1 , :gi-N--,,... A-N v. -Sw RRG sss5.1N--REARNN Xi xx H X T l ull ' A K V nxllll rl lla. ' ffl' lull' .Il,IHl' K!f,,1 '1- l QM,- ,N pl. 'l ul- XY-. -X, , is TTT : , l l X l 1 I l ,l . f ' lst VOLUTSLAYTON, IMI-1oEE, FROST, STAFFORD, MARTIN, LAPER. l 2-nd row-HUME, O, JOHNS, HAY, MCLEAN, METCALF, ALLEN, YocuM, BuscHE, S. JOHNS. li 3rd -row-WALLACE, BANNER, LANG, RooERs, MCMURRAY, GRIFFITHS, HAGELBARGER, PONTIUS. , l 4th row-WARD, Ross, EMERSON, KRUGER, WESSMAN, CHAPMAN, BuRRows, COURTICE, SMITH. Sth TOW-MITTLER, ScowDEN, LARIMORE, JONES, THOMAS, ERWIN, MCCULLOUGH, 1, PALMER, KEMERY. ll l The Glee Club I l HE Glee Club under the direction of Mrs. Metcalf has met every ' Monday evening in May Cottage dining room. 1 Occasionally during the year, programs were given in chapel, M pl, and one Sunday evening, the club assisted in the First- Methodist l Church, As Christmas approached, the girls turned their attention I to carols and after some serious practicing, the old tradition was up' Nr held of singing carols on the last Sunday night before leaving for vacation. The crowning event of the year was the concert on April W twelfth, followed by the annual dance. The success of the concert l l was due to the fine cofoperation of the girls and to the able direction l . . . x of Mrs. Metcalf, without whose encouragement and untiring effort, V 1 such a goal could not have been attained. l l g I l l I A l X lm FiftyfEight ij r ng! ZX 'if Xf X M-,jf .A , FROST BERNHEISER GRIFFITHS SKXLLITER LANE HAYDBN HAGELBARGER MAY SCOTT The Student COUHC1l HIS orgamzanon was formed m 1928 and 15 composed of two faculty members and seven students of whom four are Semors and three are Freshmen The purpose of the Student Councll 1S to brmg the faculty and students 1nto a closer relat1onsh1p and lessen the feehng of formahty between them I lm The Counc1l members work together to secure measures proposed I by students IH regard to rules and regulz-1t1ons I It has proven 1ts worth, 1n that lt has already brought about the I mod1f1cat1ons of some of the rules questloned by the students I: I I I I I I II Fzfty Nme I I I 555622 ' I' I I f . r sg-'jifs5wQ X , 1sQss.S -rpm Tet A -I , X ,ij -I -. Qrxxmgxixfvgvq I 'II ,fb 1 X16 I, 'I, 'r , . ' II 152' W, L1 'Z ny 5.74 Z, 1' -1 Z ' F- ,fn P I 2 P I 3 I I I I I I I I I . . . . I ' I . , f 3 I ' I . . . . W Xgilllfgf . C , w- - X N ' ' ip. Z- :-c.5Qw:x,. ,fn -Sa X X wx XSSRXNN f s KN ik kxl xv' X, l . Ill I ll ,Y , l X lk -'- X fill. xx QQ ' 4 X .il ill' '5..1'm., . ig X X, G' L 5 l i 1 D1xoN ROGERS Davis HLIME HENRY The Honor Court HE Honor Court consists of ive members-three Seniors and two Freshmen. This is a system in the Cberlm Kindergarten Primary Training School whereby each student is placed upon her honor to do independent work in all tests, examinations or my other individual work, and signs an honor pledge as stated and approved by faculty and studnets. She also assumes the responsibility to report to the proper authorities any dishonest work she observes in other , i students. The student body is divided up into honor circles one for cvery month of the school year. There is a Senior at the head of each honor circle. The duties of an honor circle are to instruct ind Guide or if necessary, warn a girl that her actions have aroused suspicions She is called before the circle and given an opportunity to explfun Clearly defined cases of dishonesty are referred to and tried by the Honor Court. The court, in turn, recommends to the faculty x penalities which seem appropriate. I I I Sixty .0 l-- ff X' , 1 R Q--Mft:-s.k,N N K- 5 4- .- as z.-S: -1- ii I W1 1 ,Pc he rl, r ' ,r egg 16 --JJ, 1 QW I . ' L - CTE' 3 'x 5 3 K. KENNEY S. joi-:Ns G. joNEs The Dramatic Club THE Dramatic Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Baird, held its meetings at the Orchard Kindergarten. At the beginning of the year reviews of plays were given at the meetings, and later in the season different groups presented one or two acts from selected plays. The club activities ceased with the presentation of the annual pageant at the Fete. Sixty'O'ne ix K il F i l l l . ii 1 l pl i l l I i 1 if xl sig fl in I if i- N Ji! -, ffm? ' Xxrllfuf 4, . . ' . - .,, X-.M X . I :evgs -Q fs . fi sgk EXs f ,f x A1j1X-5.siN-- '. 7.1 SYNRE5.-idilgiifRsQei:.aa:RSiSSi X5 wAWk1ESSNA55Kk?.sgwX'TSGQSM Mi xxl X 1 lil i I X to-U ii Sli yi' lx .gill !Xl'.4 1- Hx N MQ NR X, . 5 T li ll i v E l l l ii! fi I ,l f BENHOFF CHAPMAN 4 KRUEGER ALLEN LAPEP. l i Kindergarten Athletic Association lv, , HENEVER we hear news of a roast, sleigh ride, taffy pull, or A N trip to the Maple Sugar Camp, We know it is being sponf p y sored by the Athletic Assocaition. The membership is very large ' and those girls who do not belong are quite sure to regret the fact i before the year is completed. This Association seems always to be l alive and planning some good time for the near future. i The Association encourages hiking and that has become quite X I X an important feature in the athletic life of the school. Numerals are l awarded to the irls who vain a certain number of oints b hiking, g D P Y D l bibycle hiking or horsefback riding. l U X The Dramatic Club is an important branch society of the Ath' H letic Association. Q li I m i' j V .l , l l l , l .. wr N MQ? dffiliilt Sixtyffwo WIIIIIJDM Z X 3 ,. af 4. . ,f, ,:- X l f'!fL X 1 ,,- ' A .,, , -. ., -. X- 1: -X 1.431 fw-Q-w'EXN1iN3 M4 V -f ' I '11 f I I' Il ' 1 11. '5 Q44 5 if 4 1 'I' .'q,.A K 1-f 4' f :W . i 1. . JC,-7 1 ' 'l f ,,- 1 E NT K fa ff X W 1 K i N if N l I W 1 fr, I n u' x If M v A Sixty-Three I Lv! N Xa W 2 +I' 1 55215533 4 XNX4 'MX , X .r V-N--I x.. 'N xx . ' , Nix -X - ' NVQ-, if . X Q : NQISFAFC X- 1kQf-f- LCR A. 'A ' X, xifbscxi ,kR91lgiL:Tz,EggNNgi RQN. QEQWiRiQSN'z2K3.'3:uV15'xRfxM M 7 E 'xl 1 r K MA. xl Rxkx A-.I 1 Q' Y wif - M 1 fW..4-1- Wx X 5 'S ' i f-7 7, 1, i. - ? I nf Y K W X , w fax . l v 1 , K QM I N! 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A 5 I Il I Il I 'II'IIII'IIIII f EIIIQ gf , Q , ., 1 tg , D I Sixty Nme 3 ,A 4' II II, I., III, I I K1 CII I , ,r 1, Ii.A gf, A, .4-J, 3 ' f- I E XI I I PIII? I I I I , II I FI I ' I I I I' I f I I I I III ,I' A I I I I I I I W . t, N I I-II ffl ll 107 as Xl '. l M H5 xl' X Nt . Vx ni' M' Llmfr Mil it ml sill i XX Q XX A .X xx'-x. :,Tu f' 1 yi f ,l l li l pl I ll If A l I l W s I l l ' 1 l if I 'li r l K BW Xwxll 'NX Nancy Squire is for achievements old and newg is for neatness each applies is for the courtesy, good and wise is for the you instead of 252 40 MNHGOW Q an 5 P4 O C 1 rv sv C+ C v-e T is for the smiles we love so well, is for the quiet hour bellg is for the unaffected air, is for the idleness so rareg is for the realness of our fun, - is for each and all as one. 1 Mary Griffiths with a windblown? Alice Reed without Ev's Sigma Nu pin? Thelma Munson with straight hair? Mother Gray being cross? Y Flossie QFlorence Kemeryj with blue eyes? Lois being short? Mary Pontius without dimples? Marcy fMarcella McCrearyj starting an assignment the night before? Lucille without a crush? Kitty not taking pictures? Esther and Claire without each other? Jerry fGeraldine Chapel, looking pale? Helen Hutchinson without a large framed picture? Zelma looking old? Marion with a frown? Ruth Emerson without a red dress? Louise without friends, or a perc ? Becky fMcC1urej without a telephone call? Alice Sigafoose being Scotch? ' Helen Wanamaker without letters? Ruth Steinle talking very slowly? Dorothy Dafoe unwilling to tell fortunes? Mim not being able to talk? Third floor without the two new Dorothys-Hooker and Johnston? Seventy X . - 'Q0 'fxxn' SN x : ,ff X 'wsxfs' i Alu.. Ni'XQ5iss.vt.. ..- s Wx. X --rms-H Qx. es '51-qs ri if-,:31NY,gR X QVC-.N ilQ:,'lT-?5.- xiigqqpi-NXQN WW? 1? is for the nice things the girls do, wifi Him X ,X C Q. T ' Q cn S X I-'X' fa , .f '?' - 4 ,Hx-fS?Xx. 'XF Q xx f Ts 1 ' E .- YR-. -1-:ffQrQX?TsF--2525i-liiil'-x SL.'.x-'X' 9 RNA , IN. .. . -,N ...xy Xb xx.. ,x pyxix, .A X4 , gr K .l , .L ,. . ,M X -QNXX9 in , . J, flff Seventy One ,gh ,f f, I , Cp 1 in S 110 'Yr .J lg yff 1 1 4 , 5 E hi w 2 4 v PFW I I I f , W l 5 tw H W ,, i A kr' ' U w' X' n . I N A NN JN :Z X Y W , IX if N A JJ? A x x i-. U' EH lr Qlxll 'WZ ., ,, X l X X- X X X gs . N -f A fx 4- x 3 .xx' x . X5--.A..a N X - - h X, i Q, i ,r ms N1-f . , r X .fm-.,.... , l 1 l L' f , li X la ii. M' f 1 ' I V lil' i, gi , x QEXKI'-+1114 SPQT' I if E V l W rl W l 5 I ll l N , l pl l l ll l l i l l li I 2, l D l ii l Milf? llngf i BW 'l'Artificial According to Webster Main Entrance-51 South Professor. Parlor-Horsefhair slips. Windows-Shades of discretion. Bernheiser-Dutch, originally German. Quiet Hour-Existing in name only. Wastepaper Baskets-Mice catchers. Hall-Shortest distance between two points. Noel-Capable of producing violent shock. Telephone-Make or break. Bulletin-Bored. Dues-Necessary evil. Electricity-38 candle power. Head Proctor-Instrument of torture. Buzzer-Effective within vocal range only. Books-We match all color schemes. FeedseSole means of existence. Ten O'clock-Attitude of mind. Sixfthirty-All that we ask is sympathy. 'l4Chigmon-Miller, McElhaney, Lane, Thomas. Light Cuts-Hallucinations. ' Stairs-All that goes up must come down. Radiators-No gumdrops! Vics-Perpetual motion. Doors-The only slams in the house. Bathrobes-Used in case of ire only. Walls-Well plastered fwith picturesj. Buns -Sweet meets. Letters-The last word in stationery. Roller Skates-Ford's only rival. Klein- Now you Know. arrangement of the hair at the back of the head. Seventyfffwo UIIIIIIIIII-I is' S I--fff' , Qf-XQ Seventy 'Three f '-' I- u Ng N t,-:pf-F54 'Z-.flfxfff - X- - Tj N N It Xx.xX X11-QN' -I .'ggE3X.,-IQQXEXFQ, UI! . . , . A I III II, 7 . I ll. CII ' III IZ, ,QQ ,.gJff H JJ 6g yf I , . ,In 5 'L fri' -L Q S II '22 ? ffifbi ,I I I . I I I IN! II I ,I I II II IIII II I I III I I . IN I 4 'I . IX . V , . AI . i ll N XII!! 'I B f N :rl . 1 m i i R., 1 is lf -X wi R l ' ,A ,., X -J, N tv .ii 3, xxxll 'MX V t., -K .1 W, H -KK -X 1 - ,, 'ss X X xxx. xl X 5, X X X-'x - , x X X fly 1, A in . 51. na,-' ry., ,. ,Aw 1,1,.?-,,DlxfX NXNV?-.X K,-S,.,.g -Ay, Burroughs Cottage , ll All ,Q X, 1 ti ll L .ul ' lvl . lbydll f5,.,,y'-1 . fl url: .lQNx.xN. T if 1 l l l l X if 1 5 pf n Ll l U : ,If ll 9 Y 1 l I l 1 6613311 WE hear that Miss Salford is enjoying her Kindergarten in Burroughs very much. It is such a charming place and ideal situation. The girls there have many interests. For example, when playing games, Dory and Sally always insist on Ring around a-rosy or Who has the ring ? Ginger, Peggy and Zeta can be found assembling a menagerie. Mary Cameron, Alice and Helen roller skate at every opportunity. Over in the doll house Cathy, Flossie and Mary Amelia keep house to their heart's content. Dot Evans' coffee pot is much in demand, because all the girls come running for samples from it. It is quite hard to emphasize one unit of transportation because Harriet and Dot want a railroad train and sta- tion, while Aldythe prefers autos, as they all might, if enough material were available. Mary Patterson and Rosey are more interested in air' planes than the others. Of course this may be due to the roof being a good place for an observation lesson. Zeta spends her time at the easel, sketching Indian Life. Polly likes her history, especially of Columbus. Sally takes great pleasure in history also. She has decided that Feb. 22, will always be a big day in history, for at least two reasons. We can't be sure, but Washington's birthday may prove to be important to Ginger, too, due to road conditions. It has often been hard to keep track of Rosey, Flossie and Cathy, not that they were delinquents, but they have been found adventuring to Elyria afoot any where from seven A. M. to seven P. M., even in cold, cold January. The children are fond of having little parties for each other, the main object is, no doubt, the preparing and eating of food. The girls take great interest in the Post Office and the Postman, and have had some exper' ience in writing letters and receiving them, with particular interest in Spef cial Delivery mail. Miss Safford is delighted with the appreciation of music the children are developing. They continually request well known compositions such as, L'What is This Thing Called Love, Chant of the Jungle. Where Shy Little Violets Grow, and Was It a Dreamn? This being a typical Kindergarten, Miss Safford often has trouble with the rest hour. On the whole, the children are very cofoperative. We aren't sure in every case, but the lunch hour appears to continue through at least fourteen hours a day. The older children are graduating to First Grade and while the others hate to see them leave Burroughs, the younger girls will be glad to have their turn as leaders next year. Seventy-Four . ,- X- ,- ff: y. uixi 5 ,QTL-Qfgxx L 4 F g X Qtgl U -b N4 XX' ' Strait '- 4 Effw '- N X lff'f'f L 3 x,-3, 'IH '1 , ' X ' 1 - ' ,f f fl I yl Seventy Fwe 4 'L lf, U' ' fill 'I I 1,11 .f iv-X QJWW 1 .YW A-1. a 2 - ga 7 I 5 Q f N 1 N f K5 I K . gf ll XJ! Vw I r A v I 'g N iw E ff aa 32 .lr ' ., XTX X X- v , il'-5 1 l 'R uh ' mV u r Xyllffyy . ,X xx 53 xxxgwxlbg N , wx X N t 1, s ln n ,l , lm' X ll ill ly I Jblll ll I lyk ,JUN ' Metcalf Q . 3 lf l l xl Mr fl ln l li I l X. l w Nl ll D l , I I f I, N iff My as i wkkvxq X. wh-., thug Xlr cl ? HEN we are counted we are ten and seven- One house mother, five Freshmen, and Seniors eleven -First comes Mrs. Williams our house mother so dear, Always so kind, so patient, sincere. Then our house president is next in line, We love Marcella, her smile's divine . Next we have Elsieffor as proctor she acts- 'iLights out, or Quiet Girls, are her facts. Over the Honor Court, Mary Davis presides, She's a good worker, doingmany things besides. Kathryn, the Secretary, hails from Kentuck'- In all she does we wish her luck! fWe all need itll -Tabitha has her troubles, for which shall it be? X-or Y-well! wait and see! Mary, her roomfmate, has Charlie to care. Whether she's here, or, whether she's there. Erna loves Chicago-we would too, If we'd get calls when we are blue. Amos is Amos-what more can we say? Lilo is dissatisfied with anything but an Kay Harbison seems to have never a care. And, a girl so QenerousQ as Doyle, is rare. 2' Mollie, Sue, Marion and Ruth-Together with Sallie too, Will be back next year-so, we'll let this do. It would take pages to tell the merits of each, Besides-one's powers of expression seem just out of reach . This makes our house a unit complete. We've had our troubles, worries, defeats, Through it all we've held our heads high, With On Metcalf always our cry! SeventyfSix X , X ff' Q V 5 ffv -. g5xX XXN5 V. , .. 'iffy 'X l XX' 'N Rf' D, X , l ' 'JT MT N.,-i, ,W X .lux MQH, .. L,N..s.., A .xx XQX -.X lx .- I I f, W . ff'-Q Hgliiffifl-SQXX 7 fx fr IX -fix' In III, I ,II 1 1 ,Q If. IIYIIIIII- IIN: 1 Q iff W if I I ,, ljfi-'1 J I ff W L If S i .2 V 3 I i I I I KI IU Seventy-Sevtn I I I I I I I1 II I I I I I 'I I II -NII I. 259553 I 22 Xxll 'WM nl V 1-sri CQ: . ' Pav b .51 rg .I 5-.N-it-gg, X N V. i ,XX - . -, .X X N -A lbs, ,Sgg XX... X- .. .. X -HQ WA . XXSNRT-.Xxx NSN' V iv 't HSN-M by X Stix , -X. i ' r 1' , 'l . X . li K I NX Q1 -v fi -QW lv 'Xfllm lhxf NNSXJXQY. All-. 'ff' his 535 xilxk NWN'xxs.,5i59l?ll'Fs U I Calendar nvxfllw lliilll ll f ull ul , fp W X' J .v X al N.-VW- 'l l if. ., X M E 'l i QS l 1 J I 47 za SEPT. 17-Everyone back and dashing here and there to greet old friends and meet new ones. Goodrich was filled with happy girls, waiting for their schedules. The Freshmen stood meekly by and allowed the Seniors to do most of the talking for a while, but as they became acquainted they soon did 4 v- their share. 'Kiki - .img-3.292 SEPT. 21-The Freshmen all arrayed in costumes of ti -,L children did well in entertaining the Seniors on,Saturday h - afternoon at May Cottage. Ice cream suckers were enjoyed. - SEPT. 30-What Freshman will not remember this date? The girls with long hair had to wear it down, every - one had to wear a bright green bow on her hair and was forbidden to use cosmetics. Main Street did not see many Freshmen that day. This also was the day they started to , wear the buckeyes which were worn until November 1. At dinner everything was done backwards, and again the Freshf men entertained the Seniors with clever stunts-of course arranged by the Seniors. 7 - Qllfl OCT. 9-A Campus Mixer was held on Metcalf Lawn. Games were enjoyed and a delightful supper was served. OCT. Zo-The Student Council held Open House. Most all the Kindergarten girls enjoyed an evening of dancing at May Cottage. Refreshments were served and several days later two or three pitchers were missing. NOV. 24-Hare and Hound Chase. A trail was followed and at the end a weiner roast was enjoyed. W NOV. 27-Thanksgiving Dance. The first Kindergarten Dance of the year and a most successful one. Many of the men were imported. The orchestra proved to be as good as it was advertised and every one left feeling very happy and thankful. NOV. 28-Very appetizing dinners were served and were followed by stunts and toasts. Quite a few rushed off to Elyria whale some stayed home and played Bridge. It snowed and the ther- mometer dropped many degrees, so when eight o'clock came as around many people were thankful to come in. CPU X. DEC. 14 and 15--Christmas Parties. On Saturday night the stockings were filled and hung up. We had much excitement and enjoyment finding out just what was in each stocking and in the exchanging of gifts. The Christmas breakfast was very effective, with every one dressed in white. 4 fif 5 J On Monday night the Christmas dinner was served. - 55 ,F s :F - . Lu -J HIM'-,IZL A- '. Wwff fp A' ' -fi 4,7 It was a marvelous dinner and will not be forgotten. . Scvcntyiight ,f ,f il ' 7 X 7 . j f .' 4' f L La X X i Xl! 5 A at L Q X It l Tx? N.-.3N.g..g5'5.gii5Ai - A K -I K' it sb K ,. mi ' l ll I fllli 1,1 f V! , A Calendar .I fffllrlnlrcli y . gli, ff DEC. 19-Christmas Vacation! Every one in a hustle and bustle to get every' Hr, fl thing packed. An extra street car was scheduled and it was overflowing with happy, fa If excited girls. 1!:T'Xk gt ., . . gif if JAN. J-Back again! Every one was rested UQ again ready to get down to work. g 1' if Mb gp .. ,fx .- Q A S lf- JAN. 4-The Student Council held its second Open House. Quite a few girls ' ' fl, A turned out and had a good time, but during the evening many sighs were heard and 3 5 2 - ' remarks were made such as, What were we doing at this E cd . Q time last Saturday, Oh! :ji JAN. 25-Palm Beach Party. The train left for Palm 5 WJ Beach at twofthirty and stopped at five different resorts. 'f- it N X g h. Some indulged in golf while some played croquet and others ' X I , fished. A tennis match between two well known stars was E tgp. Q, T enjoyed immensely. Ice cream suckers were served to keep , II- ll 1 every one cool. JN 1 ' i A A ' 1 l klll,lil'l Qj' JAN. 27f31-Exams-fThey were upon us before we l 1 i qj 0 could realize it and every one went around with a long face X ' I A and a wrinkled brow. l l FEB. 3-Second Semester begins-almost every one l lll.. had go: her schedule the week before so the usual rush was l eliminated. Classes began at two o'clock. Nine girls were lr l graduated at semesters and more than that number came in to fill the vacancies. y l FEB. 22-Wasl1ington's Birthday. Almost every one left town to take advantage , l w of the holiday. fy MARCH 1-Maple Sugar Hike. The members of the K.A.A. hiked out to a Maple Sugar Farm. Doughnuts were served with the syrup. , APRIL 12-Glee Club Concert and Dance-a lovely affair. We can realize ll lf after such a concert what a really good glee club we have. l The concert was followed by a dance. l ' APRIL 26-Freshman Dance. The Freshmen received 0 many envious looks as they were preparing to go to their N first class dance. A good lively orchestra kept every one I if l pepped up and happy until eleven o'clock, and then fond l goodfnights were said. , l MAY 3-Senior Formal. The biggest affair of the two years caused much excitement. There was much borrowing ll X. of beads, bracelets, andsuch articles. The Freshmen helped ,I 1 l to put on dresses, and fasten beads, and were thinking of 1 ' . I next year when they would be going. The orchestra was 7t..l'Y good-as usual-and it proved to be a successful affair. ' ll Seuentyelline i , l NN. N rf M67 XXTMI 4 1 , Qgfw- -UK YKYQNYTHSARXQSYSAQYP-i'.LklpiN'-MQARM XM tx X I 1 Milli 'X lhlll. xl , V I Qty 1 1 'Wx Calendar H1544-1, X Sys JUNE 8-Baccalaureate Sermon-The beginning of the end-the first service of ldiigv Commencement week. The sermon will he delivered by Rev. Robert Brown. lx Tab' Tp 2 JUNE 12-Luncheon-Class Day. The luncheon will be held in the James , V ? Brand House at noon. The house songs will he sung with as much enthusiasm as usualg interesting toasts will be given. From here every one will go to Goodrich where 2. ' N the Seniors will don their caps and gowns for the Class Day exercises. The Freshmen lx! will form the traditional arch under which the Seniors pass. More speeches will be l given here. To close this perfect day a dance will be held at May Cottage. l . . . ,Nl K JUNE 13-Commencement-At last the time will come-the time that all the lx i girls look forward to, Commencement. Many farewells will be said, and this is not X an easy task, for one does make such wonderful friendships in the short two years. ll For the Seniors the school days will be over, for Freshmen the first year completed. l l l lifggu- v r l .v, A 'nl Q M1 X -My hz,-e K x rl X 'i1rUWP1 . , 1 il w l l I l 1 4 tr I l i ' l f I I l ,x x 1 1 I fl 1 l ll fly, Lighty T 1 KNEW gi X lfffff 5 '4 fZf4,,,4,,b, Q Ode to the Seasons iffy g, '26, SPRING comes to earth like the dawn of the day Stealing down over the mountains, Leaving the sky-the angelic blue- To cover the world with a verdant hue- K Q E . - Like the deep green depths of the rolling sea, Spring comes down o'er the quiet lea. The meadows and woodlands with melodies ring, As the building birds their choruses sing, How love is born with the dawn of Spring. Then Summer comes like the noonftide hour, And opens wide each throbbing flower. G'er the blue of the ocean the mellow gale With gentle touch opens the fisherman's sail. And, watching the sun up there in the sky- By the gurgling brook the pO6t doth lie. All Nature is singing a lazy tune, As she falls asleep in the hour of noon, And dreams the Summer away too soon. Like the fall of eve drear Autumn brown Sets on earth's head a golden crown, For Nature is queen of the dying year As she waits for Death-her Fate-to appear. The savage sunset in the west- The bird abandoning her nest- These speak the words of the dying day, When Beauty comes but cannot stay, When man kneels silently to pray. Winter and midfnight creep hand in hand Over the bleak and dying land. The sad sea wave tells the tales of a wreck As she lifts in the air a splintered deck. Out of the breath of the wind so wild Comes the frightened cry of a little child. Both Youth and Joy in the fear have fled, The heart of love hath broken and bled, And even the spirit of life is dead. Elizabeth Field Laughton. EightyfOne .J , pw 1,1 I 1 f X f a is rl, h l . x., l I N if' A il QP X. -l K 1 X. 2.41 xx K N xtlf T2 1 fn-' . VRf- ff A- VM -Ev?-f .- E j: ,WN 'iii 2-fi XK ' ,Q Alf, fxx' is K 'f '-K xr VT' 'X I ' ' v 1 Y i ' QQ: in N - N- Eygjggnf 1 , I- ?:l'T5f. 1. WM 'fl J lf- fi - 1 W fig , pf! I ,iii ZW Z K U1 Z 03, :... rv ! ' r- -' ': X ': ,I Q MN W QNVWI V' 11 f , 1 L 01,7 Za! T245 , , ,U :w Q6 ff 4 f i M ., y N T, IEIIIIIIIIIII T.1T,1 5 Q EP 5 Ifffff Aff . . - SE fi Ybi -xvxQf':'-.i. x fix: ffX QXxvi'W-51:-5 X f'Z '- ,V ,N,xo.FN N - 5, Q- .NJTA 'X - , I: -Q0 ,N I '. ' --Na - 'x , ',.g',-.'- x- '- WV I ' ' ' ' - I 'I I,I'I. I III I 1, .gy If QIIJ II! Gy! 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Because in a collision, explained Pat, there yez are, but in an explosion where T Teacher: By the hair on my chinnyfchinfchinf' From what story IS this taken 7 Bright young Senior: Little Red Riding-hood. Jud Tunkins says a dollar bill begins to look so little that he wouldn t be sur prised if in a few years it would be rated merely as carfare It is said that Scotch asparagus has no tips. Walking may build some people up, but it causes some others to Get run down It's just more fun than anything to tell a stranger over the telephone that you are out, but that if he has a message for you, you will take it and give it to yourself What a sad looking store, Why, because its pane's in its window? No, because the books are in tiers. I've found a tree that is the same after burning as before What is a parasite? Yes, now name another. How much were those collars? Two for a quarter. How much for vun? Fifteen cents. Give me de odder vunf' ss ss Teacher: L'What's a geyser? Student: A waterfall going up Eighty'Six X 1.-fix., Q ? f - ss. Q ff? . -. z -T? - .ws-fsfssq , ..-'N -ef W. I ' ' 'Ns , f- -V V Q17 , X I lil! 3 f at . . . ' 'L Teacher: 'I wonder why that boy puts perfume on his book? ff Senior: He says it relieves that 'broke' feeling to carry a scent around with him. U . ' Vllff l li? .W we 1 There, little grapefruit, don't you cry, U :'l,2, 'C h d ' h' . , ause w en you o it its my eye i-A M 1 f ,,f' They say that he is a great guy on the links. ga? Oh-a golfer, eh? 2 Gosh, no-he promotes chain stores. Our Chinese laundryman has named his son after Lindbergh. Howzat, Charlie Fly? No. One Long Hop. l Where did you see the most palms in Florida? li Among the waiters and the bell boys. il, ' -1- lf , They laughed when I spoke to the waiter in French. Why? Because the waiter was a German. i' K Why do Scotchmen have a sense of humor? I suppose because it is a gift. If Sitting Bul had a good looking daughter would he call her Sitting Petty. ly I 1 Do you keep animal crackers? K UNO ma'am, but we have very nice dogfbisuitsf' ?- l i . It seems that a Scotchman rang up a doctor in a state of great agitation. l X- Come at once, he said: Ma wee bairn has swallowed a saxpencef' l . l ef How old is it? asked the doctor. i. 1894.'1 S Give me for one year, the number of tons of coal shipped out of the United , tates? W Y M' l M1492-None. .1 I Have you heard of the Scotchman who went crazy trying to shoot off a cannon l a little at a time? i l f f 1 ll , . Eighty-Seven 'N X ifiiiiii 2'-, I ill I lf, ,I II' .KII XII , I I I I 'I - uh, XII Kf- - 1411- L,-,. , 'JI T' Iii figkvxxxh I 'ju 1' IQ ? SI Q I I Iij N I I I I Ik I I I I II V. I I I In III I I' I fl II ll II W, .1 My . ,M -Qs, , N Va. X ,ff .H i. :sf1f'-I.-HX s3':'w1:.':N tis-A . f - fi 'Iv -- Vacation Ode: Little bankroll, ere we part, Let me hug you to my heart. All the year I've clung to you, I've been faithful, you've been true, Little bankroll, in a day You and I will start away IX To a gay and festive spot- I'll come home, but you will not. 2 Waiter- Are you Hungary? - Yes Siam. Waiter- Den Russia to the table and I'll Fiji. Broker- All right, Sweden my coffee and Denmark my bill. Teacher: How are you getitng along in school now, Alec? Fine! We're having words of four cylinders nowfi Biology Professor: Now this plant belongs to the Begonia family. Student: Oh! And are you just keeping it while they're away? Never tell a girl that a thing is as plain as the nose on her face. Our Motor Age- A Balky Mule has fourfwheel brakes, A Billy Goat has bumpers, The Fireffly has a bright spotlight, Rabbits are puddle jumpers, Camels have balloonftired feet And carry spares of what they eat, But still I think that nothing beats The Kangaroos with rumble seats. History teacher: Can you give me the dates of this period? Fair young lass: No, sir, I'm weak on dates. Teacher: Well, I think you would remember the men at least, they usually go with a date. Bare Idea 'Barber: Well, my little 1nan, and how would you like your hair cut? If you please, sir, just like father's and don't forget the little round hole at the top where the head comes through. First cofed: 'LMy roomfmate surely has vanity. She stands for hours in front of a mirror admiring her good looks. Second cofed: That isn't vanity, that's imagination. Zelma Zurmehly: I play the violin. Ruth Emerson: That's nothing. I'm a musician. Eigl1tyfEight ff T wfyfwmwem ACl1!6TflSlTlg O our Patrons and Adver use s who have helped make th1S xssue of our Okat1ESS a suc cess we show our hearty appre c1at1on Fmxifyfff U2 LQ? . . Q M E li '2 h SU, T. I ' TUE UU .. , 1 D' e ' L L h .3 ' P h 3 , f X LQ V 0 ll . .nu lllll E mi1m Tiijff 4 'TT' .' ,, ZMWAWMLW W7 GQWW? W Wwwffw ,Wai QQQZWM? fd WAMQQJM 575 8574 UMW 513'-Jwmg Aj. gn 5 WMZWAMMYM fm Nfl ,CJW :f1,f,f6u-fvmpm X 02V-Y! 159744 ff' Qmfwfgyfbm Nmety N ' ' mmn 4I--I--nm-IImmununuuu.--m nu mm mmmm-mm Hx h!W.7,MfQL4Q f2L,!z.A:,, yzwgwf WM jM,mM22jg-QQ WMXM WWW RwmcmM..s.,i73,Q,,w., , ggwmfdzf fmwxawf QAM Q jfff 9fffZm4f6'A gl IHHHm1 Ni11etvfOnc Q ..,Q.,, HUTDG PHS ive .ff-5767267 The Photographic Service for this Annual was furnished by this Studio. It is equipped with modern lighting methods, and is Prepared to make artistic Portraits for any occasion. You will find the Price for this grade of work very reasonable. THE RICE STUDIO HmlDDH sw in si Ninetyffwo 3 E' -- -mm '1murnrr1Ln.:nnnzuIm1n'iEi2'?S'QEllmn:1Lrn1nnnm751.n.m1::!cummnmmmm , Hmmm El E WHERE mi . - PEOPLES BANKING CO. . U and I OBERLlN.OHlO. E A T You are welcome here at all times with your Banking problems. CANDIES LUNCHES 23 years of Banking in Oberlin has equipped us with a. fund of knowledge BAKED OODS G that will be valuable to you. and A, ICE CREAM MADE DAILY Let us serve you. lf -T- S G1bS0n Bros- 1. L. PORTER, cashier E . E Headquarters forlliindergarten T h e 5 Supplzes .-. Var sity 'I MUSIC BOOKS R e s t a u 1' a n t Q STATIONERY ART GOODS E FRAMED PICTURES E 3 Satisfaction Guaranteed '5 '93 ' The M ost Po ular Place 5 A. C. Commgs 86 Son P jf 37 W. College Street 011 the Cd11'lpuS. E. Ni'netyf'Three .df lll S 1 li P I , BOBBING EOR APPLES 5.4, 'A OCSIIO 3. 93. 3.12111 tm fl A D f 1 If ' f h t pp s 1 eo eyear BUTL- You will certainly find the Gifts and Books with a universal appeal. -AT- H A Y L U R 3 S BOOKS STATIONERY GIFTS BARBARA ANN, Inc. The Dalton and Crowell offering the latest fashions in Bootery 'Tis a feat to ft feet LINGERIE THAT,S COSTUME JEWERLY OUR - HOSIERY SPECIALTY Moderate Prices 33 West College Street Telephone 229 27 S. Main Street Oberlin, Ohio V NinetyfFou.r E E s E Q 5 Q If F ITHIETFITTLTTIHU. TIT E IIIII1ISITTITl'l'f1lUTIlIi!'TITTliTl'l'i!l.IlTII II YKTITUT 1 'THHUHU .1 - 'DT' 1 .ii ll'll.l1HDi HI :I Il rs 2 e 5 E! 5 H Ei E E3 5 E5 SMART DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS HATS THAT PLEASE Fink's Dress Shoppe Phone 280 Oberlin, Ohio An oyster met an oyster And they were oysters two. Two oysters met two oysters Anti they were oysters too. Four Oysters met a pint of milk And they were oyster stew. There are advertisers who expect as much from one little ad as the girl who wandered into a local photographers shop. You make life size enlargements from snap-shots, I believe? she in' quired. 'LThat's our specialty, miss. L'Fine. Here's a bird's eye view of New York. IF YOU NEED ' ANYTHING FROM A DRUG STORE CALL TOBIN'S Oberlin, Ohio PHONE 89 :i gS?nm1:imm1 nimn11u:i1'i.1'z.1. . ,M . IHHDUL1' - Ninety'Five .mmmmmmmrm 4 uumrzmm119W? frn::x mmmm .ZQNJ H ' THE YOCUM BROTHERS COMPANY We appreciate the patronage of the girls from the Oberlin Kindergarten Training School. As seasons come and go, we are endeavoring to improve each year, our facilities for serving acceptably your growing group of earnest students. Our continued policy will he, to offer high grade lines of READYfTofWEAR Gooos, and ACCESSORIES at reasonable prices. THE YOCUM BROTHERS COMPANY The Store Where Quality Counts MOM H111 Class Furniture Moll Special attention to STUD!-3NT,S NEEDS G. T. SEDGEMAN S. Main Street CAMPUS INN When the Alumni come back to visit the college or undergraduates for another year, their first thought is a PLACE TO EAT with real service and quality. CAMPUS INN ,QV NinetyfSix egg, X .fn E E 3 Fon SUCCESS IN LIFE It has become almost an axiom in the business world that a young man or woman must be able to successfully manage E his or her personal income and make it show a Surplus be' fore he is competent to hold a position of responsibility in the employ of others. Many of Oberlin's young people are learning this lesson in management with the help of regular deposits in the Savings Department of The Bank on the Corner. E The Oberlin Savings Bank Company 5 5 to li Apparel and Gift Shop Alumni as well as students will Succesm, to ,he Rubylou always receive a cordial Dresses, Silk Underwear, Hosiery, welcome at Costume jewelry, Gifts The place you like to shop. THE W HI-O-HI 1 TEA ROOMS L L Miss Yocum: How does that music 39 College Place Sound? S Mr. Baird: It would sound better l far away. 3 :G -7 Q- V-, fb... UwJllU1I1!1 ' 1'uIII1uI,lImI1U.L'11JI1u11u1IIlUIUJJ1I1IIIu12 T'lJJ11JlllT1l.IJ.l1JlLUJ1l1lIl'!lllJJI11TUkvDi!Qflil 1mIUIrm'mITrn'mIH111IU.lu111I1I HHUIHIJHIUHHIIUHIUILULUDI1U.'Hl1'El1TU'II1UITHIHUI ml 1 'my - NinetyfSeven C1if-Zz1l'lELl.EIl.UlII1IIlI1YmHFvIIHUm XmFmTHllN,iIll'!HTIIY.lll'I1T!.IU.llT.l . l . .IIITITJI i'l2'iDiQlxg1llllJiIilllllYClTlilTlYIUll.i l -. Vlffulllnnnlllllu- new -'vx-f 'E - , - l F O U N D THE NEW CREATIONS IN ARTISTIC JEWELRY At Prices that will Surprise You. Headquarters for COLLEGE AND CLASS PINS Mail orders promptly filled. Selections sent upon approval. ' CHARLES E. HERRICK Cut Flowers and Plants ofallkinds WATSON'S Special attention to Corsages. Also come in and see us about decorating. H A A R E S T O R E Congratulates the Kindergarten management on the Success they are making of the Oberlin Kinder' We Telegraph Flowers gartenfPrimary Training School. to all parts of the world. Also ask for F. T. D. Members. Jones 86 Jackson I ,,,0,i,,5 MILES 3. WATSON Phone 620 59 So. Mailm St. In business in sOberlin for 30 years. 1ImU!m1mHH HUHUmHU TEUImmXmmUm1HIm1ImfT SIl UEHU HEm! 1l'IT Ninetyiighut 1 Lg E HHElUT1HUIZmlUH!J IHIHU Q s WRIGHT AND PARSONS Always stand ready to serve the O b e r l i n KindergartenfPrimary Training School S t u d e n t s and Faculty. We carry everything in GROCERIES - FRUITS AND VEGETABLES W H I T E C A B Frank Godette W A D E ' S A W A R E WE ARE ALWAYS ON TIME H R D 24-hour Service PHONE 147K S T O R E NIGHT CALLS 195 77 South Main Street Stand-Burgess Music Store Oberlin, Ohio Hardware I Paints Electrical Appliances Radio Teacher: What did Juliet say when she met Romeo in the balcony? Pupil: Couldn't you get seats in the PHONE 308 orchestra? lzmzmmxmlrmxmnxnurlmmuimnnmnnn NinetyfNi'ne T 'Ummm 1 - is 1 mrn11:v.111LLILnuIrmr11'rn7mn'rn1.iEif?? E e YOU WILL FIND 5 E The RIGHT Goods 5 , at Two stutering blacksmiths had En' 5 ' h cl he tin ' f ' ' d E is e a g a piece o pig iron, an E The RIGHT Prices one placed it on the anvil with a pair E A of tongs. . I-Ihfhfheh-hfhit is, he stutered to his at assistant. ' E ''Whfwhfwhfwh-whfwhere? asked Q . . the other. g The Wright Vaflefy '-Aw, hfhfhfhfhfhfheck, we'll have to 5 A h-hfheat it again now. 13 W. College St. E We Sell Almost Anything -- o B E R L I N H A R D W A R E Teacher: What's can't the abbreviaf tion for? C O M P A N Y 5 Pupil: Cannot. 5 Teacher: Now, what's don't the 5 abbreviation for? Pupil fafter much thoughtj 'Dough' nut. 5 E 13 South Main Street PHONE zos One Hundred 1, N2 . t - - ifgf, :TDI A 3-Q-,ETUIIEIII -iE7I1'TITI1H1l1:IL- Z1 ' T !' I UHHH mHTE1Hmm7T1mTiUmH2m4TdfjjldQiTKD1HfLIHZHIUUUETIIIITU!llHEll1I1HlZJ1ll'XL'ETlHTID'lTm'El1THHIH. HITI ffq D r E you Wzsh the best In CAN DIES SODAS SUNDAES we will be pleased to serve you Pzuk 'Ind Txlford Nrw York and P1115 Candles ane Ellzabeth All Fasluoned Sweet 70c Lb Box C2-'ll1CllCS packed 'Ind 1na1led any where 'lt your request M E I K L E S E College Phone 51 fm -f-if J 4 5 PETTIFORD S BAKERY FOR QUALITY BAKED Gooos Speczal Attentxon to Bzrthday and Party Cakes PHONE 43 THE BEST IN MEATS OBERLIN CASH MARKET Qualzty, Przce and Prompt Serwce 25 North M1111 Street PHONE 235 Elma' ll ff Me l f j ,umunazf 1 YELLOW CAB CO PHONE 570 TC1Cl1C1 to puzzled student What s the mittex don t you know the QLICSUOD7 Student Yea but I dont know the 'mswer Y 0 by 14111 6N One Hundred and One I F 7 1 E E 1 ' S 2 2 5 S ' E 5 . . 5 li ' E3 : E - 2 if f 1 rl ' 15 . rl E E 5 Q E . ' E . , f' 5 f f f' , 1 Q U' E d I - 5 7 l l I 3 Z 4 I' E W fp SA: al I 5 1 5 ' f J 2 E 1 - ' E f , 1 1 f , I - ' z111n:u1uummu:mz11:uu111m11:: '11 ualmamlzmzrnxmummzzrganlmzmzmmzxn 1 iwQTmm11mmnu1mmwuu ?!SfNvgg '1 e kmnmmnlmlmnmmmJ' mYHl, -1 1 mEHEDIlDt'mlEmImIHDIiLlIIHEH F pl Original Hot Fudge Sundaes H A R P E R L TheBe5tinDrug5 - Inez F. Hamlin 2 - Imported and Domestic Toiletries E E Scientific care of the Scalp and Hair E Sheaffer Life-Time Pens Facial Massage 5 5 . Manicuring 5 E Whlt1nax1's Sampler t E Marcelling 2 E X l ' ,. 5 Our stock is complete. We appreciate Bobbmg 3 5 your business. Pinggr Wavillg i H and 0 H L Y 7 S Permanent Waving L Telephone 605 19 W. College St. L E On the Corner - - ' 5 Obrelm, Ohio a - Compliments of the A P O L L O Health hint to Freshmen working on -li woodwork projects: To avoid hitting the thumb with a hammer when driving V Always a Good Sho-W Z1 nail, hold the hammer with both hands. ' Oberlin, ohio 5 Smart Alec fat butcher'sj: Can you , E givemeayardofpork? Smarter butcher: Certaintly, here are three pig's feet. 40 South Main Street Oberlin, Ohio - umI mH HHHHmD.lmX One Hundred and 'Two M, mc ZEEISQQJU In ITITIITIIID.l.LU.llJIDIU1IIIIl'ITlTTIHHHITITIIYUl'ITI1llTITTTIIliIXTXTIIIUIlUIlI!I1IU1IlUHUTIFUEIIIITIl.l'TTI7I1'LE 1651251Q2LIIJIl1111Il'l1ITl1'IIHl'l11TKIIII1llll mlllIIHII ImTUl T Ti. ' 'wx- L. H. Trufant, M. D. Phone 5 83 K Oberlin, Ohio E 1 Policeman fproducing notebookj: 5 Teacher: Who signed the Magna Charta? Pert Youngster: Please, teacher, it wasn't ine. Teacher fdisgustedj: Oh take your seat. Skeptical member of the School Board: Here, call that boy back. I don't like his manner. I believe he did do it. El E Name, please. Motorist: Alogsiurs Alastiat Cryinclf H111 Colegrovei lion 1 . 5 Policeman fputting away his note' Oberlin, Ohio 5 bookj: well, don't let me catch you 5 again, ii fl L Dr. C. W. Carrick DENTIST I E 4 1 Oberlin Savings Bank Building li '1 On mules we find two legs behind, And two we find before. We stand behind before we find What the two behind are for. El Dr. R. O. Beatty Y He: What's a synonym? i' She: It's a word you use when you DEN1-IST 1' can't spell the other one. ll- 1 ' Upstairs over Ohly's I ,, Oberlin, Ohio ix l-9 All HI!IllllIII?ITl Im!HHHUUHIHIIllII1EII1HI1II l UIUIIU flllllllllllllllllUl1llllYlEf G'g5 IHIHTJTUUUUUYHUIUI 1 PJ1mnlfHHTlU1IIUJU1lHuIUHllTlllTfIHTPlTUHlllllHHIlUJKl ' as One Hundred and 'Three u mmrmmxmmnxx ' f-- T-1-V - - V- ff? ,gi LVIfH'l1YLHl1lLJ.KEl'I I A AH.II.1T1IL'I1l.l5QQ5L2glETHHIITIITTLIFTUUTHUIIKHI WHlllII!!IIIIHULZ1lLlYE'U1fD lf!'I'lEITKTIISYZHIITIIITI E 'YV ' E E E THECANTON ENGPAVING fi ELECTROTYPE CO. CA N T 0 N O H I 0 IENIBRAVERS OFTHIS ANNUAI, .. - L- --V . ' f 1557:-1 X . , R ' .J - hrizim ,. , . - f . Qglzr' 11,23 V l www ...W ,-.-.,.- AA-..-.-,.-,?,,,,..... 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