Olivet College - Oaks Yearbook (Olivet, MI)

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' ' 4 'ef' U Q r UCIETIES I 1 .-gr.. ' -. .- if . we f' ' ' - . ivan-f-ka :wt if-s . , . il .HF -al -1,- . D -oi -..ff-A 'B s. ., 1,-, ,. is l'E5gje ' 'iii ki-A .1 A QP3 '- 9,xiQo .3 .mba 3.43 An important part of Olivet College are the six societies. These organizations are a strategic part of organizational and social aspects of the school. The mem- bers of each society are a part of the many activities which take place. With- out the societies, the campus atmos- phere would be lost. Comprising a large percentage of the school population, the societies enable everyone to have an op- portunity to meet others, have fun and learn about various and interesting topics ' which are discussed at open lits. The societies, in a large way, helped to prove that this year was the year of the student.

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