Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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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.

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...MOVING AHEAD Proudly conscious of its tradition of one hundred and twenty two years while meeting the present demands of its expanding community . . . Denison moving ahead with an elert eye to the future, knowing that quality can keep pace with quantity. Alumni visiting their Alma Mater see changed features, a face lifting done. New purpose springs from laying cornerstones, from dedication ceremonies. The new Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Lambda Chi Alpha houses already in use twenty four hours a day. Deeds Hall and Smith Hall to echo with footsteps sprinting stairs, typewriters clacking, laughter, the ring of telephones and gab sessions. New dorms and frat houses speak hospitality. To old friends and new, the spirit of the Denison hello. It ' s catching and one of the reasons Denison ' s had to grow. Looking ahead on fraternity hill. The SAE ' s at He Only a skeleton — soon a dorm. Page ten