Keystone from Oberlin, Kansas • 9

LOIS EMILY WITHAM Greatness is? something' that one can be proud of, and Miss Lois Witham is to be congratu-lated not alone on her stature, but on her. mental qualities as well. Miss Lois was born at Lyle, Kansas, July.26th, .1888. She is held in high regard not only by every classmate, but by the entire school, for her jollity and general characteristics of true friendship which she shows to all without discrimination. FA YE ETHEL WOLFE As a student Miss Faye Wolfe holds he place scarcely rivaled( in the annals of '07.

She was born in Decatur county September 4th, 1888, and as a child was devoted to study. Miss Faye is by no means an educated fos-sil, however, but has all the fire and enthusiasm of the ordinary student. Such qualities can be but held dear by her classmates, for such beauty of character never'but inspired love. ft RAY YARN ELL '-Ray Yarnell, born April 15thj! 1888, is pre-eminently the literary genius of our class. Ray en- tered the class in its Freshman year.

While he has kept literature as the -central idea' of all his work he has taken an active interest in the other school enterprises, being, a charter member of both the Y. M. C. A. and the Apollo club, and how being editor of The Keystone.

Ray is mark3d as a distinct I i.