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VOLUME 62 OBERLIN OHIO TUESDAY JUNE 19 1934 NUMBER 66 Hutching Says A11 Alumni Are Dangerous Trustee Lauded At Alumni Association Meeting Young Educator Pictures Future Active Among Alumni Todays Speaker Dan F Bradley Prom To Start College Pattern At 10 P M In Honored Given Head of Chicago University M B Tonight Advances Personal Service Medal Theories Emerson Gills Band Will Graduate of 82 Presented Honorary Degrees Given Award Supply Music To Use Annual Amplification Yesterday Willard Hocking and Engel On Sale Are Named Served Over 60 Years Few Bids Still Ferns Palms Flowers To All alumni are dangerous Thus Of Cleveland began Dr Robert Maynard Hutchins Now Pastor Pictured above are Whiting Williams of the class of 1899 and i Be Decorations president of the University of Chi- Church 1882 is present Dan F Bradley of the class of Mr Williams who cago and former Oberlin student in chairman of the Alumni Relations Committee led the academic pro- Beginning with the playing of his Presentation of the medal For No- his speech before the graduating cession this morning Dr Bradley who is a trustee of the college theme song Weary Emerson Gill Service to Alma Mater the pre- seniors alumni friends faculty and table to Alma and orchestra will furnish the liminary Report on the Alumni Que- was awarded yesterday the medal For Notable Service his townspeople who had jammed his- music for the Senior Prom which stionnaire and the Report of The Mater toric Finney Chapel and overflowed will be held tonight at ten oclock ROBERT MAYNARD HUTCHINS Council formed the greater into Warner Hall for the 101st an- Junior In the Mens Building of the program of the Annu- nual commencement this morning portion To Use Amplification Alumni Association of Sees Future College al meeting the Striking decorations consisting of College which took place Final 260 Contributed In his speech titled The Future of Oberlin palms ferns and flowers clever Seniors Of 34 in Warner Hall the College Dr Hutchins who ar- Monday afternoon programs and novelty arrangements direction of Dr W G rived by plane yesterday declared under the by the orchestra promise to be the president that university administration is a Mosher For Rec Hall Project highlights of the affair According Hear Patton At medal was made to Dr disillusioning kind of thing Other Award of to Bruce Brickley social chairman Bradley who has served Ober- excerpts from the address follow Dan P of the class the orchestra will be and trustee Last week the Prudential Committee of Oberlin College voted the final Baccalaureate The function of an administrative in as student teacher set up in the east end of the lobby 60 years In speech suc- officer Is not reminiscence but pro- for more than her 260 needed to make the Mens Building recreational hall an actual while an amplification system will Mary Plumb Mil- jection The function of the col- of presentation Mrs project which costs in all 2160 will include be for King- Bosworth room Coun- Bradley cess This Student Council used the Moderator of General lege is to teach A peculiar pos- likan 93 characterized Dr and west parlors providing per- and a dance floor to be installed in the present Mens Building dining the cil Urges Class To session of the college of liberal arts as most generous of time 1300 mission for the use of the parlors Brad- is its influence on character strength in his services Dr room may Seek Wisdom be secured The whole educational process is ley was not present to receive the Of the 2160 the Student Council Some Bids Left was still a mystery medal since the trustee meeting Contingency Fund contributed 857 entrance to the dance Before an audience which filled The womens Concluding his address Dr Hutch- still in progress Retire Seven the college classes 793 and the will be through the cloak room while flower- bedecked Finney Chapel Sun- on Pat- ins said If Oberlin will adhere to Bradley a Trustee Oberlin Review 250 Work the will enter through day afternoon Dr Carl Safford the men the Oberlins traditions and ideals A graduate of Oberlin College In project will begin soon after the meeting their partners at ton of the college class of 1888 if front door Oberlin in short will be Oberlin the 1882 Dr Bradley then attended the From Oberlin Ministers Convention next week and beginning of reception line pastor of First Congregational Church the the future of our Alma Mater is secure Oberlin Theological Seminary where will be under the direction of Mr Chaperones and guests of the eve- of Los Angeles and moderator of the col- Honorary Degrees he received his DB in 85 He also Dbren Lyon superintendent of ning will be Dr and Mrs Ernest Wil- General Council of Congregational Cor- Lists urged the Recipients of Honorary Degrees holds DDs from Yankton and Faculty lege buildings and grounds kinB Dr and Mrs J H Nichols Mr and Christian Churches to meet- and from Oberlin this commencement in- nell Dr Bradley was elected the The Student Council at a and Mrs R A Jelliffe Dean Anna graduating class to seek wisdom 91 clude Daniel Willard president of Board of Trustees of Oberlin in ing held Saturday morning decided Klingenhagen Mrs Ellen Hatch knowledge the Dean of Women Treasurer may ob Baltimore and Ohio R and has been a member ever since that the Activities Fee will remain Dean Donald Love and the presidents Knowledge he said be RWHHam End Ernest Hocking professor of Philo At present he is the pastor of the Five Professors at 1450 next year with a possible of the College and Conservatory sen- tained from books laboratories in more dif- sophy at Harvard and Carl Engel Pilgrim Congregational Church Active Service fifty cent increase in case the Dra ior classes and their dates A limit- classes But wisdom is far Knowledge comes musician and writer Cleveland matic Society project mentioned ed number of bids may still be se- ficult to obtain comes Called the dean of railway pres During the last year Dr Bradley Five professors one dean and one elsewhere in this issue la approved cured wisdom lingers As wisdom it knowledge idents Mr Willard is always lead- has written an article for the Alumni administration official will retire at by the Prudential Committee and the deepens and clarifies all a Ober- can be obtained by weigh- er in all important conferences per- Magazine on the subject of the the close of the present academic Trustees Changes in the assess Wisdom Sep- by self- taining to lin Theological Center from Mahan year ments will be investigated next ing ones self fairly control the industry Oberlin is can gather Scott Elledge by deference to recognizing him as man represent- to Horton It will be remembered Mr Hiram B Thurston for many tember when this Council by lack of conceit a to ing that Dr Bradley made a speech on years Oberlin College treasurer will the information it feels necessary others and by opening ones heart the human side of this business Activity A pro- experience of the Continued on page 4 Alumni Day of the Centennial last be succeeded by Mr H Wade Cargill for revising the Fee Submits Ideas the accumulated year titled Between Classes His present assistant treasurer posal to cut down the Glee Club as race money to out knowl- Continued on page two Others who will retire inciuue sessments giving for trips Dr Patton pointed that Clubs in al edge should not be an end in itself Dean Anna M Klingenhagen dean the Mens and Womens For Playhouse contemplated know the human world Named To Post of college women Mrs Bertha ternate years is being One should the walking ency- principal of the Childrens and society Many t a M Miller a ditch Kinsey Named Department and associate professor Student Council Likes Plan clopaedia has walked Into On Olympian said of normal course in ptanoione Offers To Add 50 he He advised seniors to balance gen- Miss Cora L Swift assistant profes- Produce Joy Y Secretary To Activity Fee knowledge with technical skill sor of French Dr Kemper Fuller- eral J Stanton McLaughlin To spiritual val- professor of the Old Testament to seek religious and Magazine ton As Last Play At a recent student council meet- a foundation in Advise Language and Literature at the Ober- ues and to obtain Post Created As Result Of ing Scott Elledge president of the humanistic studies lin Graduate School of Theology the Stanton McLaughlin assistant Dramatic Association for the coming Other speakers included President J Questionnaire Dr Charles H A Wager head of the Production professor of English who returns Dramatists Give year presented a plan for making a Ernest Hatch Wilkins scripture department of English and Profes- this fall from leave of absence will In Metcalf Gardens iittle theater out of the vacant wall reading Dr James A Richards pas- reverberations sor William K Breckenriilge pro- be the faculty advisor to the col- As one of the first paper store at No 9 North Main tor of Church invocation Dr questionnaire re- of pianoforte at the Oberlin First leges revamped literary magazine of the religious fessor John Galsworthys Joy a comedy Street Allowing each student two Thomas W Graham dean of the by college officials Conservatory of Music The Olympian it was announced by cently distributed in three acts was presented by the free plays a year he proposed put Graduate School of Theology prayer Kinsey in phys- Dr Wager is on leave of absence Robert W Crist 35 next years edi- Daniel C instructor Oberlin Dramatic Association under ting the Dramatic association on the and Dr Sydney Strong 81 benedic- been appointed January 1935 He will retire tor The publication recently chang- ical education has until the direction of Prof R Archibald Activity Fee to the amount of 50 tion Y M C A for January Prof Breckenrmge ed from a monthly to a quarterly paid Secretary of the after Jelliffe on Friday and Saturday eve- cents and on the basis of this as- was found that return to teach harp for another by vote of the Student Council will the coming year It will nings in Metcalf Gardens sessment for three years to borrow DEAN NOT CHOSEN members 190 year by special arrangement appear November 1 approximately 38 out of 42 faculty Persons in the play included Edith from the college enough money to According to George M Jones Sec- 234 out of the fifth of January March 1 and out of 346 alumni and Bligh Katherine Robertson Ruth put in the alterations at once The retary of the College the new dean of May 1 2ffi students favored the creation Joy Henderson Carol project would give Oberlin a little of women who succeeds Miss Anna Beebower The staff for next year will consist such a post Baierle- Price Edith Swern Edward theater with a capacity of 100 and Klingenhagen has not been chosen extra Council of Crist editor Jean Fitch 35 assist- Mr Kinsey will devote his General Miller Stuart Postle Lonn Crane and having a stage conveniently large by the college authorities in charge A felt by ant editor James Nelson 36 Marie time to the Y M C It is Mallory Bransford To Miss Robert- and well- equipped of appointments Daerr 35 William Bartel 36 Joy college authorities that the existence 21 son in part of Miss Beech the Begins June the 35 Dale McAdoo 37 of a paid position for a Secretary will governess to Miss Baierle- Price as Henderson to and Michael L Hoffman 35 ilo much to supply pep and prestige Joy to Mr Miller in the role of Col- Hoffman who is also president of Die association Guests Expected To onel Hope went many plaudits from Rain Ruins Illumination summary 1500 the Public Affairs Society for the From the first general Convention the audience of the results of the questionnaire Attend coming year has accepted the post it was the average rat- of business manager of the Olympian found that following Oberlins an- WILKINS TEA Postponed Three Days ex- Two lavs which as a quarterly publication will ing on all questions relating to the and Mrs Ernest Wilkins was nual commencement exercises President have to work under a decreased bud- isting college religious functions Congregation- Correll president of the ruined Alumni Day yesterday General Council of the and William Rain a drizzling sporadic rain get from the activities fee in all cases favorable from formed the reception who were looking forward to al Churches will be held here senior class at least from the standpoint of those the council line at an informal tea given for the twinkling brilliance of June 21- 27 Plans for a box- lunch supper on the campus and the general com- senior parents alumni and have been made by the seniors 3000 Japanese lanterns illuminating the square The supper and leadership of Pro- reunion class groups at the home of mittee under the illumination were called off According to Professor P D Sher Choir Presents College Budget WTilkins last Sunday evening fessor C G Rogers the man who is in charge of illumination committee on Housing and night the wet trees and wet grass The chairmanship Sacred Music Remains Same Hospitality under the Eccentric would do a great deal of damage to to pres E Hitchcock Oberlin of W H Bonn assistant the J the lanterns themselves and at about arrange- ident has completed au five oclock yesterday all thought of Sings To expected Collected Papers light- A Cappella Group Trustees Pav Tribute for the 1500 guests that are Wills College His going through with the lantern convention six Sunday Night Gilbert to visit Oberlin for the ing was abandoned Sunshine at King Thomsen necessary to use nearly all newspapers mockery But ropes hung It will be story of the man who from top to bottom with was a the and dining houses This is the In day Former student members of th of Board college dormitories collecting newspapers and magazines he began to fill the during the drizzle earlier the At the annual meeting the group had a hobby of Illum- Cappella Choir joined with the pres- College yes- stmutatp the this hob- garage and after that too was full were not hung in vain for the of Trustees of Oberlin and magazines and of how Thursday ent choir last Sunday evening in operat- During the week ten nrs 71 Hitch- he rented suites above several of the ination will be staged this terday It was decided that the be open by became an obsession J E Warner Concert Hall to present a in which there will be- down- town stores which also be- night for the benefit of the Congrega- ing budget for the coming year will be held cock is the man or rather was program of sacred music The Eliza- of current problems of The five or six hundred tional Ministers who begin a week- remain the same reduced budget used discussions cause died in 1927 But perhaus came filled bethan Singers also under the lead- church people They he periodicals and the two or long conference here Thursday after- this year unless some unforseen alter- interest to the obsession is an unfair term thousand ership of Olaf Christiansen assistant occurs follows ap- three hundred thousand newspapers noon ation In the college income are as at- Hitchcock was as eccentric in professor of choral music in the Problems 2 Church amasFed he willed to Approximately 150 voices were The plan of salary reduction In force 1 Peace pearance as in behavior His body which had been Conservatory assisted the concert and Stewardship 3 The College at his death The heard In the Glee Club Concert un- this year will also be continued tendance made an arch almost like that of a Oberlin with a group of old motlets and car- 4 Christian and Higher storage places out of der the direction of Jack Wlrkler in Memorials of tribute to President Ministry quarter circle It is said that whom- College made ols 5 Missions 6 Social whclh stands at the cor- Finney Chapel Outstanding num- College Trus- Education ever he met as he walked down the his house The A Cappella Choir will also 7 Rural Life and J arm Woodland streets bers included Hall Bright Abode tee Mark Thomsen and College Service street he would stop to ask What do ner of Lorain and present a concert for the Ministers 8 Current Theological out of house beside it which Tannhauser and Ah Sweet Mystery Architect all of whom Problems you think of limiting millionaires to and the Convention at 730 Thursday evening 9 Religious Education explans why blinds are at of Life Herbert Soloists were died within the year were entered Questions million fact their at Finney Chapel Evangelism 10 Interracial Dif- a Robert Brink and Betty Freeman into the minutes of the meeting of and After Hitchcock filled his house all times drawn he Board ferences Tuesday Junp THfl OBERLIN REVIEW TWO Receive Honors Doris Vera Bottom Florence Lauretta BREWsteii he berltn Eetiteto 13 Classes Hold Reunions Adele Heeren Brown Graduation uith Distinction Cicely Mary Brown on alumni day George Mary Associated tSollcaiatt stress Banquets suppers luncheons campus picnic Cum laude Drake Brown or tT i i i M secretary of the college 1913 AnoN7ST- TJ cbMiOi I9J4 breakfasts dances and beach parties Jones Ruth Burkholder reunion officer Richard V Adams with honors formed the entertainment for the acted as the class Mary Louise Burrowes of Oberlin in Physics Publiihed by the itudenti thirteen Oberlin classes that held spe- Frances Jane Cade every Tuesday end Friday sf- Editorial Office 13 N Main St 1899 College vijiAfs cial reunions this year Any student CLASS OF Doris V Bottom with honors in during ichool year eicept Jane Elizabeth Carter ternooa the with a class for a Mr W E Mosher of Syracuse holidayt end examination peri- being connected Sociology Helen Ber during Bujineu Office 48 S Main St York was niece Clapesattlb lA QHIQ year or more was invited to attend University Syracuse New S with hon- ode Frederick Albrink Clara COLLEGE J tn Tel 286 to be the class reunion of- Celestia Coatis m the reunion of that class selected in History By the year 1300 of thirty- five years ors Ruth Weld Coates Circulation complaint should be ficer of this class hon- Tea centi per copy of entertain- Charies G Klock Jr with Marion Ledyard the Business office tel ago No special form Coci1Rav Entered lecon- ddau mail rotter addressed to GOLDEN REGISTER in Economics Cooper R Strawsburg tel 106 ment was planned ors Doris Cm c at the Oberlin Ohio Port Office April 286 or to with honors Phillips tel 670 Signed on the Golden Register A Lewis Virginia 24 1911 or to J Kathleen Ellen Colema are the names of 14 graduates of CLASS OF 1904 m v renen Catharine Cook Bailey Bur more than 50 years Claiming had its special with honors in H Hull Editorial Board Allen Because this class Arnold Rivin Alice Martha Cotabish Editor Allan for the longest dis- centen- ton Holmes Barnett 13 esier the honors reunion last year during the French Cleo Jeannette Cox jr tance traveled are Ella A Morse program was in Business Mgr William Horn Frledraan nial week no extensive Eugene E Sensel with honors Frances Blanche Cox and Henry L i San Diego Calif planned for this year Returning Chemistry Kathryn Elizabeth River Oregon both j Davis Bates Forest graduates foiml their headquarters Marion L Terrell with honors Edna Burton of whom are members of the Frank C Van Cleef Denison A Waste of Time at Grey Gables in French Lois Lenore class of 76 Oberlin trustee was the class reun Dicken into aluwni 50 M Winter with honors Frances One day today sees the transforming of seniors Other grads of more than ion officer Beatrice Cassard Dodge only in years include C R Andrews in Sociology Dorothy two- ceremony college life can be viewed Franche Fbersoie After the hour 67 Mrs Celia Day Durand ex CLASS OF 1909 Magna cum iaude Dorothy Alene Eckler A of the final separation from actual the retrospect few hours J A Longhead 74 Anna Mead L Brewster with hon- Helen Mae analytical Forty- three members of this group Florence Edwards college will be enough to sow the seeds of Hobbs 77 Willis F Day 81 J in Latin living in returned with their families to ob- ors Adelaide Eastman Ela higher type than that H Bellows 81 H F Burket with honors criticism of Oberlin criticism of a much serve the twenty- fifth anniversary of Robert J Clements Dorothy Jane Ellis 82 Mrs Janet H McKelvey 83 swirls around controversies like the the class Professor and Mrs Kem- in French Helen Louise undergraduate feeling that Luther D Hamilton 84 Mrs D Fliedner Was per Trofessor and Mrs R F Heckiincer with Doris Laura ranking system squabble The question will be persistent J Eddy 84 Franklin C Free- Kullerton Clarence Flieri A Dr and Mrs J II Nichols honors in Chemistry j Barbara its value lie man 84 Mrs James Swift 83 Jellifle Ann Foster education a waste of time Where does Mrs W D honors in George Dart 78 Mary H Wright Or Florence Fitch Richard J Kent with Dorothy Louise Foster it has no value Four years wasted Mrs Lydia Lord Davis Some will believe that 79 and Clarence A Vincent 88 Cairns and English Betty Freeman in the eyes of faculty members present as As an intellectual experiment it may have failed were the Charles J Krister with honors Elsa Ionne Gerstacker unconscious- the group held a picnic supper at the critical in one way all alumni 1884 in Chemistry Elizabeth Brokensiiire many Yet however CLASS OF Nichols home Sunday evening The Gulett back to visit and Alan Passes with honors in Po- Eugenia Gipson ly pay tribute to Oberlin They want to come This group celebrating its fiftieth class had its luncheon Monday noon Harriet litical Science Elizabeth C acknowledge the value of the four years wasted anniversary held a luncheon yester- Miss Irene Pennington of Cleveland Gottschaik in doing so they A Woodbury with hon day noon at May Cottage where the was the reunion class officer head- Barbara Elizabeth Anna Grabill or not They return not to renew intellectual achievements class headquarters were located quarters were at ors in French Beatrice Maynard Green To have lived freely but to see old places and familiar faces Sum ma cum laude Elizabeth Myrl Groves atmosphere that promotes honors in 1 with many other college people in an I JCLASS OF 1889 iCLASS OF 1914 Robert F Bryan with Grace Eleanor j aceman greatest constructive and collective social effort that is the No definite plans were scheduled Between forty and fifty alumni Economics Jessie Huntington Harden to every- i for the reunion of this class that supper given Dorothy T Newbury with lion IlARmvr reward that graduation offers and it offers this reward turned to attend the Julia Elizabeth graduated forty- five years ago Iload the class of 1914 at Baldwin Cottage ors in Political Science i Barbara Ruth Hart one quarters were at Pyle Inn last Sunday evening The plans for Theodore Row with honors in Gr etch en I Ioornstra the reunion were in charge of a spe- History i Sarah Naomi Howe CLASS OF 1894 cial committee consisting of Floyd E Alice C Woods with honors ini Kath erine Anne Hughes Cleve- Replies Remembering its fortieth anniver- Radabaugh class president of Economics I Lydia Mary Humphreys Roosevelt secre- sary the class of 1S94 held a supper land Miss Alice Coffin class DEGREES CONFERRED IN Ellen Christjiana Ifxsfv Sunday afternoon alter the baccalau- tary and John W Love class treas- The White House COURSE Christine Mitchell Joukstos reate services and joined in the urer Washington Frances Kerr Bachelor of Arts Leora My Dear Doctor Wilkins CLASS OF 1919 Elizabeth Kerr your letter of May 15 Virginia Clarice Benson I desire to acknowledge herewith the receipt of No extensive program of entertain- Elinor Harriet Kjrhv a number J Landis 20 Wins Class Vice- President with which you enclosed a communication signed by yourself and ment was planned for the fifteenth Evelyn Alvina Klefmav program for the Carolyn Baierle- Price of fellow college presidents urging upon me an eight point Presidents Trophy anniversary of the class Members Julia Blanche Krider Baldinger preservation of peace of the class who returned found their Rachel Duira Kathleen Anna Lewis sympathetic In Coif Tournament Virginia Sigyn I have given your letter and its enclosure my careful and headquarters at Dascomb Cottage Faith Barrick Lucy Li n do l ist attention and while I prefer not to enter at this time upon a discussion of the Mrs Marguerite Trunkey Kelly was Grace Louise Beckett Elizabeth Summerbell Long individual suggestions I may say that I am in hearty accord with the objec- the class reunion officer Alice Caroline Ben bow Louise Marian Lyons Completing the Oberlin G- olf course inspires your statement I share with you the wish that our Mary Lenor BenDure Charlotte Macartney tive which with a low score of 71 John Landis another war but that it also con- CLASS OF 1924 Marion Amy Blachly Mrs Shirley country not only avoid being drawn into of the class of 20 captured the Graham McCans preservation of world peace This Admi- Following a reception on the Blackinton tribute its full share toward the Presidents Trophy by being the in- Esther Rosamond McPherson practical Burgner lawn last Sunday evening nistration has already initiated a number of steps designed to give dividual medalist for the second Francelia Esther McWilliams nego- the class of 1924 enjoyed a program application to this policy the most recent among witch have been the was runn- Lillian Maston time Paul Landis who of music and skits dancing and Letters Awarded Elizabeth new with Cuba placing our relations with that nation on erup with a score of 72 was 36 Rena tiation of a treaty bridge at Cranford concluded the en- Elizabeth Matson of an em- a new footing of equality and friendship and the establishment awarded a set of wooden clubs tertainment for the evening Guests At O Club Banquet Alice Virginia Monks Thirty- eight competed bargo against the sale of munitions of war to Bolivia and Paraguay with the participants were Professor and Mrs Clarence Evelyn Elizabeth Moore cooper- in this sixth annual Oberlin alumni Last Saturday Night aim of putting an end to their useless and sanguinary conflict The Ward Professor and Mrs J C Mc- x golf match held last Saturday after- Continued on pag 4 ation I have had from the Congress in putting these and similar measures Cullough and Professor and Mrs H noon into effect bears witness in its will to collaborate fully in solving the world H Thornton The class held their Thirty- six varsity O letters were problems which face us and is a symbol of the unity of purpose of our whole B A Miller from the class of banquet Sunday noon that evening awarded to members of the spring 89 was the senior medalist among banquet people the eroun entoved a beach nartv hebl sports events at the annual those who have been out of college W Sincerely yours at the Oberlin Colony at the lake hed last Saturday evening P Thats What They All Say twenty- five years or more He turn- 1 or or U9 as Signed D William nwi t tQ cti Ferr is the class acieu Fkaxklix Roosevelt ed in a score 79 siu card registering formed the local committee on the en- the toastmaster of the affair while Ernest H Wilkins PhD thus making of let- him the winner the tertainment plans while Wendell S Dr C W Savage presented the The best I ever President Oberlin College Meriam Cup cup His nearest rival F Niederhauser of WiUianistown ters in addition to the medal and W Lehmann who was only three Massachusetts was class reun awards won by Oberlin trackmen in ate was presented the strokes behind with Ion officer Headquarters the Dig Six Meet Following the EXPLANATION golf balls for the Dan Bradley Awarded three group were at Cranford awarding of the track medals and Our Ici Oram is different The return of a large group of golf- cup Franklin Reiter was presented In of Friday IiHipst cone in town Notable Service Medal 1 ing alumni annually shows a mark with A G Comings baseball June there appeared a letter ad CLASS OF 1929 the ed interest in this event of Com award for having the highest batting Double lit Cake Cones 5c dressed to the Review by Richard Mrs Louise Coates of Cleve- mencement week which was started Hardie average of Continued from page 1 Adams the printing of which we now land Heights and the largest number CoM Finite Siimlaes youll six years ago i was the reunion class j runs for the past baseball season last public appearance in Oberlin realize to have been a serious error officer in charge of the arrangements not forget the flavor 10c boycott inter- Professor Herbert Harroun of the was at the funeral of President j The incitation to local made for the class banquet Sat- held Conservatory reminisced on the sub Henry Churchill King early thisests as a punishment for merely an T7 1 urday night IjrlVC I and the class breakfast j concerts Z Vjwt of The Men of Yesterday This spring expression of an opinion different f rinai held in thee arb Sunday moningmorning 1 bllay from that of Mr Adams is not only fb wa8 followed by a short talk by Fredi Williams Makes Reoort r Jov SaturdayCollll Headquarters for the class celebra wv unjustified but frankly illegal when in tndayaild nt nM vrar In the report on Alumni Question- ting its ruth anniversary were at nrMt say CIubClub on The Men of ToayToday DRUG naire Mr Williams reports that of print We wish to that this let u OHLYS laii ullage At end of meeting captains J the 7000 mailed 1466 had been re ter which appeared in our Open Concerts by Conservatory seniors the the for next seasons baseball tennis and I ceived Of this number 725 were from Forum columns was not printed from and members of the School Music De- STORE CLASS OF 1931 J 741 stat- jany sympathy for Mr Adams sugges track teams were elected Andrew men and from women He partment last Friday and Saturday In u- ripnlntlnrtra V Reunion V nra 1 1 t IAafI Landis will head years tiiti Cornor ed that there was a collosal varia- 1 tions but rather through an over- Warner Concert Hall and lllliey text On the t Yilliott Hall Ttnnnl M Il- lol f men Sperry tion in answers Divergent opinion sight as to its objectionable content Chapel brought the Russell will lead the musical activities Sheldon Vermont was j the Jimmy was expressed in regard to the moral We regret that this should have of groups to a reunion tietmen while Holden will these close for the officer No srjMal program I was captain the cindermen t standards co- educational dining happened for certainly we do not preBent school year planned for this year rooms and tlie activities of the reds wish to take any advantage of our Seniors in the School Music De- Concluding his report Mr Williams peculiar position as nn unincorpora- partment directed the Concert Hand CLASS OF 1932 declared first that the function of ted student newspaper There is no and the School Music orchestra in Members the small college is just as worth doubt that those mentioned have their own arrangements for their of the class of 1932 In attendance Coiiiin- while as ever before second that been unjustly treated and we hope Commencement Concert in Warner at incement hail their headquarters at the performance of the function is that this explanation will somewhat j last Friday evening Talcott Hall to men wo- along with the class of 1931 less attractive than to alleviate the injury j The annual commencement recitals men third that handling of the in- ALLAN H HULL given by Conservatory seniors were ner life of the college will have to iheld at Warner In the morning and CLASS OF 1933 be accomplished by the faculty who t- With John R Brown acting as re- j ranking system He urged all alumni r1 inn napei in tne evening last are on job union officer the class of 1933 gave the fourth that the value j who have been out of college since Saturday Tne lionservatory orches- of the questionnaire will become its class banquet at i 1918 to co- operate with the Junior tra under the direction of Professor the Oberlin inn known when is in a Sunday evening 30 it worked out I Maurice Kessler the recital- Approximately Council asW graduates joint committee of he alumni and to office ists attended the supper Head- The following were named quarters the administration fifth that the I at the Oberlin Alumni meeting in were found at Noah Hall objection to a college can only small i Warner Hall be overcome by putting extraordinary Your Your For member of Executive Commit- personalities on the faculty 0 tee Mrs Rachel C Cochran 110 Sha- to of sllj Trip The committee the alumni which ker Heights O for Councillors at Trip will make a study Into St- H further the Large Arthur E Bradley 08 Shakir APOLLO THEATRE results of the questionnaire will be Fair Heights Mrs Helen W LePontois The headed by Dr Mosier president of Always A Good Show Home 21 Lakewood O W Paul Ferris MATINEE DAILY AT the Alumni Association The Fac- i 230 EVENING SHOW AT 7 P M 09 Elm Grove Wis Ralph M An- 0 ulty committee will ba under the di drews 25 Buffalo N Y Virginia TODAY rection of President Wilkins WEDNESDAY JUNE 1920 Van Fossan 27 Cleveland re- elected This SavingWGoes DOUBLE Report on the Council was Premiere Showing Junior awards committee Louis t 28 members of SHIRLEY DEPRESSION may b but b lew dlU JTbT given by James W Wlckenden TEMPLE JAMES DUNN in THE OTtr wU tbt I ho E Hart 93 Chicago Earl F Adams t hird to uk Hera t how you on them I Make the trip Wickenden declared that the Junior Greyhound Join the wide- ut itudenU who 01 New Haven Conn and Mrs BABY thousand ol awake colltfe corruor b Council will undertake a study of the TAKE A BOW moat o Greyhound low fare Youll travel firat das ta modern W Finlayson 12 Cleveland Shirley Temple is the coaches with windows Mens housing situation and of the Anna Juvenile Actress who is being acclaimed by aofKnahioned reclininf chain wide the entire country Greyhounds serrice to the Chctio Worlds Fair is eepedally attractive at the local depot or ask your Greyhound student repreeentatiee about Eipens Psid Tours time and money the trip and at mc THURS- FRI taring both on George Herron former owner of the Campun JUNE 21- 22 announces the owning of Return Engagement of Campus Agent Davis Sugar Bowl MR GEORGE ARLISS in Phone 159 THE GREEN GRILL HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD This picture Is one of the greatest ever made ISIt Serving the same delicious fool in distinctive new Superbly acted Hurroundings TO THE SENIORS H e To TboHe Staying Over Wed Like to Serve You hotH that throuoh mir efforts in bringing m the bent To Those Leaving Good Luck tn wioriwi ifMrr hehtcd to moke Collrur days vrtir To Those Returning Next Fall Well most pleasant We trih you the best of lurk j Welcome You Back J Steel N V THREB Tuesday June 19 1934 THE OBERLIN REVIEW

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