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

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N presenting this volume of the HI-O-HI to our Alma Mater, our wish is that through all iLs wandcrings7 wherever it may chance to go, it may never fail to hSAY OBERLIK. Through the nntiring ellbrls of fonner boards, lhc HI-O-HI has rcachul its prcwnL plw'u of importance as :m indispeuiahle feature ofl'lberlin life, Its general features as an Annual mmt live on from year lu ycar; '1! class will leL-rL-Rnc doubtless cmplmm u some particular side of our Oberlin life. And whatever departures we may have made, we hope may x'ccuixu yum mnnnomlatinn, Many are tlm Lhcuric s m the miseinn m the cullcgr Annual. But, whether or nut it is to he considered the noxious fruit of long yams of gibes . and jum,mn1 E nnrunly 1.01m i.s mm in um A mmrdy it is U Measure srill for Ilwasm'o,' end it may prove to be H As von like it.