Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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 The Seasons Come and Go If Philander Chase had to ualk to doss (ill bundi to the gills. He would have kicked himselff placing Kenyon on a hill. For even though theh l snow is a beauty to behold. There’s no denying Middle Path is a bummer when it s cold. When frolicking in leaves, there is hardly a grim countenance, for they were graciously piled tip by the Kenyon College Maintenance. Across the face of Kenyon, the seasons come and go. | From the red buds and the flowers, to the icy rain and snow. In a potpourri of color, Keny on conies alive. The Fall days are just too nice to sit inside.

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A Look At Ascension During Its History Tops A picture of Avrnuon while uniier going comlruction in 1858. I-ffts Thit picture of Atcenoon ou taken with gl u.» neg»ti c. c. 1880- 1890. Abntr; 78U »iew from the roof of A cen io«i » » taken in 1905. i 'X+'

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If lii’n it's time for the Spring Catalog from L.L. Bean, the trees are tinted with a faint line of green. Gradually the flouers poke up through the grass. And hope they don't get stepped on. on someone’s uay to clays. Although u e wonder aloud u hy we didn7 go to school on the coast. We can't forget all the stuff that Kenyon has to Ixxist. From McBride Beach to the rolling Kokosing, Kenyon sure makes you appreciate Spring. Across the face of Kenyon while we sit in class and reason, Be it sun or wind or snow or rain, Kenyon changes seasons. -Amie Craves Opposite l agr; Thr C.hurrb of the llol Spira loo . beautiful through the rhangr Surlm at the lop a 1» »em «Kirin Summer. Fail. inter, arnl Spring. • Thl I’age; TV ban in from of 1‘nrcr also «rather «oil a ren Marling from Summer »1 the lop to the Spnn pacture at the bottom «here it i iimM a a brarh In Minimi