Ohio Mechanics Institute - Omia Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MICROMETER STAFF Pmru Om- Hundred Four Fchell, Flnflebrrvck. Hush. Kruetzkamp, Hill, Stwnrka. Fister. Lang, Je-we, Marshall, Wilson, Hitzfield, Palmer, Bowman. Mr. Roberts. Misses, Bender. Cunry, L05 mam, Diehl, Ridiman

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Y il 7'-Zi! La? Y 'Il' ODA 3 ui- tzljyiux .uu,gg1v1.uw.-, .v.1u.w.g. 'KQ' M . -Bvilsihx f -XY.-WJ-V!-N KUKWK-VZKYZRU-KWKIAUIQ ' . J 1' ' , '- Y-q.f-----------iv---'v-------V----1 The Qbmia Staff EXECUTIVE STAFF Editor ........... . . . William C., Jesse Associate Editor Loren Edwards Business Manager ..... Harold G. Hoeb Circulation Manager .............. Catherine Conry Art Editor .......................... Robert MacDonald Cartoonist Robert Ridiman THE Omia is the product of long hours of hard work and careful planning. The editors have endeavored to make it a better piece of work than it has ever been. In order to attain this goal they have worked day and night obtaining advertising, writing copy, and dashing to the engraver or photographer. Classes were sometimes entirely forgotten which meant school work to be made up in -o-rder to receive a grade for the subject. ' Last year the Omia was classed as an All-American O REPRESENTATIVES Juniors .... Leroy H. Becker Seniors ..... .. Lamar F. Hill Sophomores ..... .... C atherine Conry Power Laundry . .. Robert F. Edwards Intensive ....... .. William J. Lang' Athletics ...... . . . Parker Hitzfield Publications . . . ..... Kruetzkamp year-book which means that it was given the highest possible credit that the annual of a school the size of 0. M. I. could be expected to receive. The present Staff expects this Omia to be placed in the same class in the contest held this year by the Central interscholastic Press Association. They also expect it to have a universal appeal to the institute, and that its readers will overlook the errors in their enthusiasm in it. - 1'-1'- ' Z-- 1 - -- -v U -v fr 'Armvhi-l'AwAWAvrA:rnrrnwm'lh'1ns'?Ai-Ylxiluvli'Ili'7Ai-TAR -liriivit-'hn'lAvP'Ar2Av2Avfqi-2Ai'fs1'ZAx Ax-Im-Ilv1li'i'Ai'?Acr WA-.-,Ax- A-'.i.-fix :Cx Page One Hundred Three

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