Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

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QBERLlNlANA. A Jubilee Volume of 8em1'-H1'sf01f1'ca! Anecdofes connecied wffh fhe pasz' and fl 9S8l7f of f OBEBLIN COLLEGE. 1833--1883. Rich fifty years! Their worth out-weighs The gold since found ou western slopes: In sac1'iI'1l:e and works of faith Must rest at last it natzio11's hopes. First to the Lordg then to the work - This blazoued on thy earliest page, .Shall lead thee in thy larger life, And be thy proudest heritage. BY A. L. SHUMWAY, '82, - C. Dew. BRO.W,ER, 783, Printed by Home Pzzblisizing Co., Cleveland, 0

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g i To the memory of the saints who, relying upon God, with courage and patience conceived and founded ' OBERLIN COLLEGE5 to the friends who have given their prayers and means to preserve the noble inheritanceg to the Professors and Teachers who, in self- clenying love and wisdom, have worked and taught to the highest good, walking in the footsteps of the Fathersg to the Oberlin men who, having shared in the toils and pleasures of college life, in every land have borne and are bearing witness to the truth 5 to our ALMA MATER, clearest of college homes, we humbly but ' lovingly dedicate this volume.