Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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In trying to think of a new — and logical way of presenting Ohio University to you and YOU this is the result: yes what you are now reading very intently. We have used as the theme the three divisions of the day; morn- ing, afternoon and night. Section I displays those activities which take place in the morning. Section II describes the afternoon, while in turn, Section III relates occurrences of the night. Our theme holds true even on the cover. Each space, offset MORN NG by a black line, represents every hour on a clock. We might take this opportunity to mention that the cover is washable; so do not be too disturbed about getting it soiled. Morning first greets you as you awaken, and therefore let morn- ing first greet you as you open this 1936 ATHENA. What is your first occupation after awakening? For some, perhaps a shave, for others a wash; some a shower; a few even, nothing. Clothes donned hastily — Oh. well let the snapshot section tell you the story. Everyone goes to classes. Let ' s stop there awhile and glance at our classmates. In your 1936 ATHENA you will find them divided into the three colleges, each of which is subdivided into classes and then alphabetized. The faculty — our instructors — we see in their respective departments. In the morning section, the departments have been arranged into logical groups, two or more departments composing a group. The admin- istrative staff who bind the departments together — they are all here as we hurry into our eight o ' clock ' s. Class officers and committees also seem to belong appropriately in this section. Convocation pro- grams come regularly at nine-forty in the morning about once a week and therefore belong in the morning section. The attractive and interesting convocation programs have far surpassed those of previous years. Many famous and distinguished speakers and entertainers have been brought to Ohio University. After convocation, time passes swiftly. The clock on Cutler tower strikes the arrival of afternoon.

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