Oberlin Glee Club Admits Members in October Tryouts
A large group of Oberlin Conservatory students and others took a fiat examination for the glee club with about forty of nearly a hundred candidates recalled for a final test. Successful candidates include Misses Fish Beck De Val Lee Shotts Wilson and Hoe, among others, with nineteen of the twenty eight club members from the Conservatory or Oberlin College. Names of first sopranos altos and altos are listed among the successful entrants.
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Taker
Beck
Moesel
de Val Fish
Lee Shotts
Wilson
Mat Hoe
Ein
Ho Teyts
Dewetor Wicker
Oberlin
Ffteen
Aace
Conservatory Tudente
Uile
Prudence H. Fish
Hoje ‘T Ford
Ruth. M
John
Janet B. Parons
Phylis K. Shotts
Alton al Ta Hone Cos
Dorothy Vite
Lavina Wahicon
Hater Te Whson
Cos
Altor Winifred Cook
Contin F. de Yok
Eman
Hodson
Hodson, “2: “al Ruth Afesters
Viet Ly
Metentf
Helen J
Debates planned by Men's Liberal club progress
Plans for a series of debates at the Men's Liberal club proceed as members discuss topics and engage faculty and students. Robert W Wheeler, vice president, notes debates aim to broaden understanding rather than sharpen forensic skill, with training in public speaking offered for prospective debaters.
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Liberal Club
Ation Akien
Robert W Wheeler
Mike Pombe
Wheeler
Comsulien Om
Somedy Chosen For Annual Latin Play
Oberlin faculty picked a recitation list for the annual Latin play after two tryouts. The production features translations in good English, with a house plot about a master away and a love claim, staged by a largely female cast. Freshmen face strict dress and schedule rules, while the YMA discusses campus traditions and delayed activities.
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Panta
Sturges Hall
Oberlin Thane
Alesander
Mr. Stone
Mostallara
Lutherans Held Back by Oberlin Stonewall Defense
The first monthly lecture of the year focuses on Dante with Prof. Charles A. Dinsmore of Yale University as guest lecturer. Dinsmore, president of the Dante League of America, will speak on The Teachings of Dante and The Life of Dante, discussing scholarly topics and the Dante tradition.
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Oberlin
Stonn
Watt
Charles/ A. Dinsmore
Yale Univer
Dinguore
Dante League of America
Yale University
Dinsmore
Lecturer Commended By Professor Powers At Oberlin
Dr HL Hk Powers will lecture at Oberlin in a short series under the History department and Art association. Four members of the public have observed his talk, praising his international relations themes and his books The Thrice Memp Fight fur and Amerie Among the Nathan. President Lor Frmer called him one of the most shyest writers, and Oberlin officials note his fame as a lecturer. The social committee announces a church event and a campus dinner planned for juniors and freshmen with signups requested.
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HL Hk. Powers
Tern
Asthelom
Unen
Powers
Europe
Lor Frmer
Washington
Wedclast
Japan
Ike
Jovan
Weetern
Club outlines work for year in meeting
The Women s Liberal club held a Friday afternoon session to map a planned year. Members read current books and files as they shape a systematized program with potential faculty input and revised voting tied to silent members. Fourteen new members joined, with plans for a later program announcement.
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Memlors
Mie Steel
Recreation director promotes first beginners night dance
Airs Hatch, recreational director, advances plans for a Friday evening beginners night at the recreation hall. The program aims to teach dancing to students with a simple setup and instructor guidance, inviting participation and encouraging beginners to attend.
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Airs Hatch
Two main union concerts planned for Oberlin year
The Oberlin Musical Union outlines two principal events for the coming year, a winter concert at Decorfer featuring choral numbers led by Mr. W. Savage and a spring revival of Pierne’s Children’s Crusade with the Cleveland Orchestra and five soloists, replacing the traditional May festival. Public school children will participate, but dates are still tentative.
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Decor
Oberlin Sfustal Tnion
Ay Union Ifats
W. Savage
Pierne
Shildren
Cleveland Orchestra
Wittenberg Falls to Oberlin in Hard-Intro Victory
Oberlin defeats Wittenberg 13 6 as Mickey McPhee delivers a 65 yard kickoff return and a second touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Parkhill intercepts a pass, Wheeler and Wood spark the backfield, Stallings disrupts drives, and Oberlin’s defense stifles the Tiger offense.
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Wittenberg
Oberlin Raotory
Crimson and
Gold
Mickey” McPhee
Rereen
Mickey
Nure Wittenberg
Operth
Awain
Dene
Cally
Parkhill
Crimson and Gold
del” Stallings
Eastside Routers
Richards
Fight End
Wheeler
Usu
Seval God Gine
McPhee
Ang
BP Park
Wood
Ree
Tle
Pase Af
Springfield
Obetin
Oberlin
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