Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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 1 some even must wait, as Will is doing here on the library steps, until the next scheduled service. The library, incidentally, is another decent place for econ and yawns. An unappreciated place, the library was recently discovered by half a dozen seniors who were forced into it by over-enthused REVEILLE photographers for an informal shot. They found copies of LIFE in the basement and refused to come out until comps. Page Eight built 1910

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THE CHAPEL The tranquil beauty of the chapel is a fitting first stop on our look about campus. The beauty remains but the tranquility is shattered of a Sunday morning when swarms of undergraduates press eagerly through the doors. Fuz-zies under caps and upperclassmen under duress are alike in their desire to participate in that part of academic life which molds moral character and stability. Black-gowned students soon find that the chapel is a fitting place to catch up on their econ and prove that a yawn is a contagious thing. Though attendance is declared compulsory, each service sees an overflow with all standing room utilized . . . Church of I In Holy Spirit. 1869

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THE LIBRARY The reading room is never crowded and the stacks always well lighted, both aspects being looked at suspiciously by students who consider them subtle inducements to neglect those aspects of college life which make for a well - rounded individual. The catalogue doesn't state the number of books per student, but it is pretty high, probably more than professors. As a matter of fact, speaking of professors, stepping over to. . . Kml I Iiili-rliill Millin' A.B. (Yule), B.L.S., M.A. (Columbia) Bi-iiIm-m Wcltwll A. B. (Amherst). B.I..S. (Columbia) Wyman West Parker B. S., M.A. (IMiilillebury), B.I..S. (Columbia) l.ibrurian Page Nine