Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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Wm Picturesque and lovely, Plum Creek goes winding in and out of the life of every'co-ed. Blanketed with snow, or heady with springtime warmth, it is a campus tradition.

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JQQFZMQ Orcfer ju we Claw President Wilkins has been one of the chief factors in keeping Oberlin's memory clear in the minds of our fighting men. Untiringly, he writes to them in their unfamiliar places, sends Christmas and birthday cards, arranges corres- pondence courses far those who have time to study, and receives them back when they come to visit on brief furloughs and leaves. Keep- ing in touch constantly with undergrads who plan to return to Oberlin, he understands and appreciates their problems, and the readiust- ments they must make before returning to a completely normal college life. The interest in our servicemen on the part of the present student body is invested in his office, and he has not failed to do a service- able job, far beyond the call of duty, in main- taining here on the Oberlin campus, and in the hearts of our fighting classmates, a place PRESIDENT ERNEST HATCH WILKINS l for them to return to when their iobs in the field of battle are done. Not only is President Wilkins making Oberlin real for our service- men in the field, but he is doing an equally laudable iob with the servicemen in the V-I2 unit on campus in making their navy and ma- rine days here as much like college life as possible, and for the civilian students. On the campus front, he has arranged for us student chapels which keep us in touch with the lat- est world developments, chapels which offer religious guidance and insight, and chapels which stimulate intellectual curiosity in corre- lation with our classes. lt takes a person of warmth, ideals, and vis- ion to supply both the home front and the fighting front with the guidance and help of which Prexy Wilkins has shown himself cap- able in this last year.