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

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I A 1 ' ' Clllllf nvffwf m 1 W F 121 211. W qruumu . E22 3 ,mu nuff-ruvn ' x N ix: 3 L11 lf.-ll 'C ie! i 2 .4 3 ,mm rnz E3 'Q '4 5 -1 U w E U CII I1 AEE g g 5 U ,,.M.,,,..,, ff- fu 1 5 El In V bl ' X Qbffflflf' COZZfGf OBZEIXAK 0670. 4'4.r.r sfzzzter 4fryfztc7' ffl 2477? J7: Min' Yoxr MY. Wana Luv: Arr. runner L-any If, X X 1 WIPWII I X nw. , j ' UM., u r ew '04,-,w.nn4fr 1, 1 ii Nm 4,w.vfp.-'wr C2 X f uma- . l ' ij V rear-z.r.rag, .vrgg-rr-. 1 ' l 5 , mmm X 5 fx lfflllf L ffm X SCHINARY l Mauv .rrzzav-. QW' I i r ,f f . 4- -1 rr En.: nur .vrzz-A-71 LA-gn! a -1103 am l OBERLIN OF THE FUTURE Where new College buildings are to stand. The above plan must be understood to be tentative only, though in line with the ideas of the Board of Trustees. It is likely to undergo considerable changes before completion and realization 8