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

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s K! 5 3 ll ll 1.54. ,ss 4-ai-Ggaes x.. L A 1 I Q v ' A K V' ,A sr',22f?,!at'3:n.zt'fz nf1t.f1fi ,,'s.: 7 r Q 3 of af ff Nl i r li li, X l A 1 1 ,f At the end of this college year Oberlin finds herself in the new era of Victory and Peace. She has had a very real share in hasrening the coming of this new era and in establishing a world of ever larger opportunities and respon- sibilities of body, mind, and spirit. We, the women of the Junior Class who accepted the responsibility of recording the life of Oberlin College in 1918-1919, while our men trained and fought in camp and trench, have tried to show through these pages of our Victory Hi- O-Hi , this vital relationship existing between our Alma Mater and the recent past and the near future life of the world. We offer you not a mere account of the past year, but with profound humility and just pride we have at- tempted to honor every Oberlin man and women who has given his and her best thought, strength, and life in service during these years of confiict. We have hoped also to reveal in some measure how our Alma Mater has strug- gled, lived, and grown through the period of the war, and now stands forth in the year of Peace and Promise, offering its rich heritage ol' noble lives, valiant and loyal deeds of world service, and its live and daring, wholesome and pure student life, to the youth of the world KX! l . l 1 tl i, ' P oko b who by some chance are drawn to it. N' l A N V1 f G- 't Gkawiza X ,. V1 ' , - 4 ' c A W fv ,fdfgss . ' f . WAY - at 'K gc, . 14,5 Q AJP HK 5,5 xii i Q 4 W 'Ss J K Q w 5lrf'i'?1Qi?t Qligfwifj, , WH ,?A A , '- I ly, il ,Q- - I Q of ,fx tl it 1 ' A dh-:lg 1 w w

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