Freshman Triumph Edges Sophomores In Close Relay Meet
The Saturday night relay meet between freshmen and sophomores ended in a tight finish. Freshmen dominated events led by Forbes and Yocum, while Sophomores relied on Harvey to win several races. Final key moments came on the last lap of the 4x100 and the final sprint, with Freshmen securing the overall lead and multiple event wins.
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Preshman
Tlass
Cane
Cook
Preston
Harvey
Yocume
Davis
Herring
Ward
Wiich
Carter
Norring
Roemer
Day
Forbes
Yocum
Mette 15
Atlen
Ra Cf
Jementum
Nish
Har
Hoering
Academy Football Men Hold Annual Banquet
Academy football men held their annual banquet in the Men’s Building after the event Saturday. A short business meeting elected Murphy captain for next year. The following men were voted into the team: D. A. Baxter, Heron, MacMillan, Lightner, Slew, Lane, Anderson, Islurs, Boardman, Rothiss, May, Campbell, and Hat.
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Birt
Stein
Alleam
Murphy
D. A
Hhaxter
Heron
MacMillan
Lightner
Slew
Lane
Anderson
Islurs
Boardman
Rothiss
May
Apbell
Hat
Phi Delta Wins First Intersociety Debate Victory Declared
The Phi Delta team defeated PAL Kappa by unanimous decision in a tense intersociety debate. Judges Proctor Shaw Professor Sherman and Attorney Hanme presided as PHI DELTA argued for the initiative and referendum, led by AW Bachman, Harry Murphy, Rt Davia, John Lave, G. Hark, and Paul Stunsa. Pal Kappa, though clearly outmatched, had strong rebuttal from James Beck, Murphy and Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PA Delta
Pal Kappa
Oni
Gs Nocelen
Hugh Cameron
Alpha Zeta
Proctor Shaw
Proftor Sherman
Hanme
Pat Kappa
Ohio
AW. Bachman
Harry Murphy
Rt Davia
John Lave
Hark
Paul Stunsa
Vehole
Sen
Munava
Jame Beck
Murphy
Davie
Detson
Delta
Pat Delta
Harpionsho
Atin
OGIC CLASS HAS NOVEL SPREAD IN LABORATORY
Professor Stetson’s logic class prepares a spread in the psychology laboratory. The dinner becomes a lively, perverted demonstration of the class’s principles as many cooks alter the broth, making the meal a striking exception to the usual rule.
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Stetson
Psychology
Will Lyon Writes on His Work in China
Will F. Lyon teaches in Tianjin China at Psi Private Middle School for twenty four hours weekly, and M C A Night School for six hours weekly all in English. He notes students with no foreign language background learn quickly and that his music helps his enjoyment and popularity. He plays in a Chinese church and the M C A and receives many invitations to foreigners homes.
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Will F. Lyon
Tentsin
China
Psi
Miidie
M.C. A
Three old veterans form nucleus of varsity team
The Oberlin College basketball season opens with about twenty men reporting for the first workout led by veterans Captain Miller Pyle and Young. New players include Pisher DeGroft Thollar McClure Harvey Spore Peake Neal and Rees. The squad aims to match last year’s Oberlin teams with a tough schedule of six home games and several out of town contests including matches against Denison Kenyon Rochester Syracuse West Point and Ohio State. Ticket sales begin December 15 with season tickets priced at 1.75 and seating reserved at Warner Gymnasium.
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J. Herbert Nichols
Miller
Pyle
Young
Sple Ud
Oberlin
M+Millan
Paske
Caldwell
Clarke
Ohio
Ken Yon
Wittenberg
Jani
Denison
Rochester
Western Reserve
Ohio State
Peters Hatt F
Warner Gymnasium
Granville
Kenyon
Gambier
Syracuse
West Point
Columbus
La Cercle Francaise Christmas Celebration at Proctors’ Home
The French club La Cercle Francaise will celebrate Noël at the home of professors for Cowdery next Wednesday at four in the afternoon. Songs appropriate to the season will be sung by the club with an electric piano accompaniment. A light repast will be served and the club will conclude with dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profs
Cowdery
Robel
Basketball Postponed Until After Christmas For Girls
The Junior-Senior and Freshman-Sophomore girls basketball games scheduled for Friday, December 15 have been postponed until after Christmas due to Gymnasium and Field Association rules. No games occur during the fall term and an amendment cannot be completed, so the events shift to the second Friday of the winter term.
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The
Gymnasium and Field Association
Uame
Athletic Association Grants O s and Numerals
Poor attendance at the regular Athletic Association meeting led to votes for football players and class numerals. Football manager named Franklin Metcalf. assistant managers Aaron Nilson and Harold Spore elected. Attendance was under 40 of the association.
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Athletic Association
MacDaniels
Metcalf
Latourette
Kerr
Anderson
Stimson
Young
Gray
Pyle
Kirshner
Hubbard
Pisher
Thellar
Haas
Leotard
Association
Raz” Cowan
Chaffee
G. G. Clark
Davis
Gilman
Harrison
Harvey
Herring
Robbins
Opera to Be Given by Conservatory Members
Report states conservatory members plan to present a comic opera this winter term likely in late February. Production not yet chosen but under consideration and a modern rendition will be staged.
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Conservatory
MEMBE
Princeton Forms Hygiene Department to Boost Student Welfare
Princeton establishes a department of hygiene and physical education to match health and welfare with broader athletic participation. Doag Professor Raycroft of Coligo University leads the program with four assistants including Dr. Edwin Fauver who oversaw Swarthmore gym work. Fauver holds an Oberlin AB (1899) and completed the 1906 Physical Training course. F. C. Koehler, known for youth work at Swarthmore, departs to lead Y M C A efforts in Minneapolis starting January 1, planning a long stay.
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Princeton
Doag
Raycroft
Coiigo University
Edwin Fauver
Swarthmore
Fauver
Oberlin
Successful contestants in oratory preliminaries
Six candidates advancing to the home contest include Alfred J. Barnard, Baward Clark, Perry Hopper, Harry Mack, Miriam Oatman, and Carl Slocum. The preliminaries yielded strong material with ten finalists. home contest selections follow for the Northern Oratorical League at Northwestern University in May. many returning speakers are expected to develop into varsity level.
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Barnard
Ed Clark
Hopper
Mack
Miss Oatman
Slocum
Atx
Alfred J. Barnard
Baward Clark
Perry Hopper
Harry Mack
Miriam Oatman
Carl Slocum
Tneng
Sete
Haning
Zeoue
Tev
Grover Gan Soma W. Hering
Sir Pttioo
Petia Glee
Pelon
Selon Cornus
Ea Oratta
Northwestern University
Evanston
Library Receives Gifts From Friends And Alumni
The College Library credits gifts from friends and alumni for significant growth, noting 4,298 bound volumes added in the past year. The librarian highlights rapid growth through gifts, including duplicates that can be exchanged with other libraries.
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Lirarian
Mmn
Friends
College Heart
Anannual
Address by W F Bohn at Men’s Brotherhood event
W F Bohn will give an address before the Men’s Brotherhood of Ate sina on Friday. President King spoke to the Ministers Association at Norwalk on Monday, delivering remarks to local clergy.
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W. F. Bohn
Men's Brotherhood of
Atesina
King
Minters Association
Norwalk
Noralag
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Jellif
Portland
Oregon
Co‘nobus
Jones
Obertin
Academy
PHI Delta
Hi Kappa
Will Lyon
LA Cercle Francaise
Blue
Clark
Cowan
Dietrich
Freeman
Hisey
Lewis
H. P. Miller
Wine
Bird
Krogh
Mickey
Anderope
Batley
Artis
Dean
Estabrook
Knowles
Maildock
Princeton Studies
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