Oberlin Team Poised To Challenge In Big Six
Oberlin eyes a strong bid at the fourteenth Big Six track meet in Columbus. Ohio State looms as the top rival with Oberlin’s Deke and Charlies Shedd era noted stars, while Wooster, Kenyon, and Denison may contest runner up. Strong sprint and distance crews plus Oberlin’s relay hope to carry the team past rival schools this Friday and Saturday.
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Ohio State
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Thuckeyen
Ohio
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Cherrington
Brumbaugh
Methodists
Tern Chaeinnail
Denison
Mia
Lowdenback
Kenyon, Case
Wooster
Hest Hunter
Mertin
Martin
Easiin
Weateyam
Davis
Farqunar
Har ‘Oom
P. B. Sheldon
Pal
Wesleyan
Damm
Fitch
Wiel
Sheldon
Oberlin youth awarded West Point appointment
Ralph J. Miller, 20, of Oberlin, received an appointment to the West Point military academy but did not pass the medical weight test. He later graduated Oberlin High School in 1915.
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Ralph J. Miller
Oberlin
West Point Military Academy
Miler
Oberlin High Hoo
Ambulance unit to be recruited for war service
Adjutant J E Winkler reports the War Department will detail an officer to Oberlin to enlist men for an oral ambulance unit. After May 21 recruits will be sent to American schools to run the unit, with 40 men aboard under government orders. Initial pay changes set sergeant at 50, cook at 50, corporal at 26, and other staff adjustments.
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War Department
Oberlin
J.E. Winkler Esterday
Amer
Ehier
Settane
Original Movements for 1914 At WO Board
The sophomore Jase names 1919 WO vacancies in sections due to withdrawals and ineligibility. Story in chief Harvey W. Zorbaugh. associated editors Thornton N. Wilde Frances M. Lefer. star editor Margaret Talkasp. business manager William H. Short. business star Walter K. Bailey. Robert B. Sha organizations Wade Rinehart, Marie Bloomberg. art Helen W. jotton Allene T. Larven. athletics Marguerite Williams Nat R. How. motoranns art Cor stone. stunt and jokes Helen Grif fing. Allie J. Ralston conservatory Marion S. Carter Katherine C. Hubea. All members of the new board meet at HLO-Htofces 40 South rofessor street Friday night at seven. Attendance is required.
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Jase
Story
Harvey W. Zorbaugh
Thornton N. Wilde
Frances M. Lefer
Margret Talkasp
Wiliam H. Short
Walter K. Bailey
Robert B. Sha
Wade Rinehart
Bloomberg
Helen W. Jotton
Allene T. Larven
Marguerite Williams
Nat R. How
Motoranns
Art Cor Stone
Helen Griffing
Allee J. Ralston
Marion S. Carter
Katherine C. Hube
Aed
Hlo-Htofces
South Rofessor Street
Pi Beta Kappa Address To Be Delivered At Wisconsin
Dean F A Hire of the university Wisconsin will deliver the annual Pi Beta Kappa address to the student body in chapel Thursday noon. Members of the Oberlin honorary association will hold their annual banquet at Park hotel Thursday evening. Professor Kirke I Cowdery of the Department of Preach is president of the local chapter this year. The field and the newly elected.
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F. A. Hire
Tue University
Wisconsin
Oberlinger
Park Hotel
Kirke I. Cowdery
Department of Preach
Tocal
Fe- Il
Ambulance work trip sails for France with seniors and faculty
The article notes seniors and counselors including Theodore Mo bear Obertin and J P Todd sailing to France for ambulance service. It mentions tax receipts and a day’s expected campaign among students as juniors prepare for the year ahead. The effort aims to support medical aid and student involvement in wartime relief.
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Roe Eno
Witham
Barber
Theodore Mo
Fratiger
C. Shelton Wright
Freth
James P. Todd
Obertin Fnew
France
Obertin Hospital
Laman H. Horsday
Lucife
Tenney
J. Albert Clark
Kharre
W. Lisle Harrison
Ensmith
Aed
Oberlin appeals alumni to keep college training during war
President Henry Churchill King asks Oberlin alumni and friends to aid in sending eligible students to college amid wartime. He argues government age limits and needs for trained leaders demand continuous higher education to ensure national progress and postwar reconstruction.
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Oberlin
King
Aemocracy
Tam
Oberlin College
Henry Churchill
Senior theology scholarships awarded amid ripple of fear
The trepidation surrounding the consel bulletin board noted fear by a senior theology department. R A Richards aged 17 departed. awards went to year vendors. A D Heininger won two scholarships totaling 175 dollars. RM Cross, R A Richards, and C Reumann each received 75 dollar awards.
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R.A. Richards
A.D. Heininger
RM. Cross
R. A Richards
Opening May festival night at Oberlin hinges on Ferraris The New Life
The 57th annual May festival opened in Finney chapel with Walt Ferrari's The New Life. Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jo W. Andrews accompanied by soprano Marella Craft and baritone Reinwald Wereneath. W. K. Breckenridge played piano and B. H. Davis the organ. A full chapel and strong advance ticket sales marked a promising start for Parsifal the following night.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Walt Ferrarl
Fstal
The
Union
Jo. W. Andrews
W. K. Breckenridge
B. H. Davis
Musical Union
C. K. Barry
WILE ELECT NEW ATHLETIC ASS'N. OFFICES THIS WEEK
Through an oversight one athlete association officers for 1917-18 were not nominated in June to be elected for general election day. The board of directors, consisting of the present officers and the managers of the war for teams, met today to prepare a list of candidates for president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. The election will be held in Peter's court some morning this week, probably Thursday.
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Alen
Peter's Court
Sophomore Gym Class Award Grabs Numeral
Harion Mame wins the numeral for scholastic excellence in the sophomore gym class contest judged by Dr. F B Leonard Dr Helen F Cochran and Miss Mabel C Elired Marion Mat takes first place also earning the numeral she won as a freshman Esther Bringhurst Helen Jacobs among runners up in a tightly watched event.
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Harion Mame
SOPH
Dramatic Association Presents Three Short Plays Tonight
The Dramatic Association presents three student written plays to be staged in the forum at eight p.m. Clarence N Wright acts as chairman with a cast including Marion Heusner Martha McKay and Louis Dilorenzo. The program features The Work House Ward The Ghost of Time and The Gite of Time with production by student committees under the association’s policy of annual student run drama.
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Ebareman
Work House
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Lord Dunsany
Marion Heuser
Lord Duncavy
Clarence N. Wright
Thornton
Harry
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Dilorenzo
Harry M. Wil
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W. W. Gerrish
Pierrette
Marion M. ‘Heasner
Rere Pierrot
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Martha McKay
Louis le
Marion M. Heasner
Manne Bork
Harvard
Dartmouth
Miss Heusner
Lauderleigh
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