Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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cm THE BEAUTIFUL CAMPUS Blue sky, white clouds, ivy covered buildings on a horseshoe shaped ridge overlooking the Granville Village . . . beauty giving the student inspiration to study, create, and ad- mire. The trees, heavy with snow in February and laden with dogwood in June, project a beauty long to be remembered. The cam- pus, the drag, the quad, uphill, downhill, the chapelwalk ... all important places to Deni- son students, all intrinsic parts of Denison life. A life set in a feeling of friendliness, a picture of natural beauty and an atmos- phere of intellectual awareness. Stately red brick buildings offering their aid in the search for truth, a chapel with open doors and an awe inspiring view of the Licking Hills . . . these for the Denison student. And though facts learned are not retained, names may somehow become lost and faces but dimly recalled, the beauty of Denison ' s campus is not soon to be forgotten.

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ON MOST ANY AFTERNOON. From and to Life Science, Barney Hall, the Library, Doane and Talbot Hall — the paths of Denisonians converge in greetings characterized by friendliness. The Quad is a setting quiet in contrast to the vivacity of students passing from building to building between class. On occasion — the special one for students — classes are held outside where a view of rolling hills can prove to be as much a distraction to students as a Serenade is to a studious co-ed, which means it ' s a welcome distraction indeed! Lingering on steps out- side to finish a discussion started in class, keeping to the paths, not too intent on destination to neglect a smile on crossing paths — ample proof that Deni- sonians are aware of the charm of their surroundings.