Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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foreword Tbrrf'f a itr.iixht btojJ path in old Gambier loan. And il runt or .« milt or more From Kenyon Collect, up and doun. Till it reacbn Bexley’t door.” George F. Smylbe Much has been said about the little College on the Hill, its stone buildings and somewhat venerable design, and its inhabitants, few in number, but intellectual in bearing. Little, perhaps too little, has been dedicated to the village of Gambier, its inhabitants, its picturesque homes, and its time-worn traditions associated with the College. Gambier, as someone once offered, is a place where calm and repose are attributable to the fact that here, as in few other inhabited places, nature reigns and human habitations are subordinate. With this in mind, and with an affliction for sentimentality, it is with great humility that we dedicate this to that mile or more between Old Kenyon and Bexley's door.

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““1956 REVEILLE KENYON COLLEGE G A M B I E R , OHIO

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 con the College..................................6-21 the Students................................22-45 the Groups..................................46-60 the Fraternities............................61-80 the Social..................................81-87 the Athletics..............................88-102 the Acknowledgements..........................103 the Advertisements........................104-128