Meet the ‘Tones!
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Vince Yolles
PRESIDENT
Geosciences ‘26
Vin doesn’t know how they got here, but they are capable of identifying breeds of cars from impossible distances. If you need a Tenor 1, or somebody to tell you what kind of car some car is, they’re your guy. Interested in rocks, cars, and dogs.
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Noah Lyford
PRESIDENT
Environmental Studies + Musical Studes ‘28
It's not looking good for you. You still have 3 cards and Noah just called uno. But if your friend Stinky Joe has a good card... SJ plays a +4 and calls red! But wait, there's a glint in Noah's eyes. You watch in horror as Noah places his last card, another +4! He cheers. Hmph. Darn baritones.
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Max Lang
MUSIC DIRECTOR
Creative Writing + Musical Studies ‘26
An extremely chaotic being. The group’s resident cowboy and high note screecher. Victim of the Variety Showcase performer to Obertone pipeline.
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Kai Anderson
MUSIC DIRECTOR
Mathematics ‘26
And God said, Let there be boots: and there were boots. And God saw the boots, that they were good: and God divided the boots from the cats.
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Erik Martinez
SECRETARY
Psychology ‘28
Keepin it real since time immemorial, Erik is the Obertones resident font of celestial power and cosmic insight.
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Reed Wang
TREASURER
Computer Science + Mathematics + Musical Studies ‘26
While putting together this webpage, Reed considered making his section five times bigger than the others and putting it at the top of the page. He is very proud of the restraint he showed in not doing so.
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Damani Miller
Sociology ‘26
Damani had absolutely nothing to do with the disappearance of Amelia Earhart. For that to be possible, they would have to be hundreds of years old, and they definitely are NOT a coconut crab gifted with eternal life and the ability to sing a cappella. To even ask that would be absolutely preposterous! However, IF this was true (which it is not), they would probably sing bass.
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Will Judd
TIMARA ‘26
Walk directly through any group of men.
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Naci Konar-Steenberg
Politics + Creative Writing ‘26
Naci wonders if the Obertones website can handle Unicode reverse characters without breaking.
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Eliot Berkman-Lamm
Theater + Politics ‘27
New Eliot brings a sort of masculine presence to the 'Tones.
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Conrad Branch
Creative Writing ‘27
If you are wondering what that scratching sound may be, what that tap tap tap is, the guttural breathing and wicked cackle that comes from beneath your bed, then yes your suspicions are correct... It's me, and I've set up a little couch and tv hooked up to my Switch and a mini fridge full of finger sandwiches and Dr. Peppers. Come join, am lonely!
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Gabe Ratner
Chemistry ‘28
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Ryken Berkowitz
Theater ‘29
I am simply a man who does not always understand what is going on but who is happy to be here.
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Coco Jackie Perkins
Theater ‘29
Scientists believe they have discovered a new species in the Tenor One classification of the Obertone genus, designated by the scientific name Cocolicious Jackibus Perkinsium. The jury is still out on weather or not this is indeed a new species, as the only member known was observed at the annual Freshman Showcase, then subsequently kidnapped and hunted for sport by the community members of it's genus. The Cocolicious appears to be happy however, as it claims to "enjoy the enrichment of singing silly little songs with silly little people." We do not know what this means, and we are terrified that this creature is capable of human speech and consciousness. The horrors beyond our comprehension truly know no bounds.
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Aviel Alexander
Theater + English/Creative Writing ‘29
A fairly tall person who doesn’t make it his whole personality. Aviel enjoys existing in a pretty dope state of being, while also being partially musical about it. With his imagination, he can think up hundreds of ways to finally have the pet bird he has always wanted since childhood. In other words, he knows why the caged bird sings. Words are his speciality, speaking is not. Be prepared for the most Linda-from-HR text messages you have ever seen, because Aviel doesn’t know how to text like the hip youth of today. On the stage, you will likely see him as someone else or singing a note so low that Sodom and Gomorrah fall again.