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

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. If? , A -1. fy' . g A. .. 1 :fl el. ' Peters Many a happy family would never have begun to exist but for the seven-minute rendezvous in Peters Court between classes. Here also, especially on the day before a game, the Oberlin Spirit rises with a shriek. It has the voice of a hundred men, and seems to issue from the old Fireplace. PETERS HALL v 1 , i V ,I ,Z ig le? , nigh, it 1 it S ! s if 'l?gQ5r 1 ff, -1!:'EU-454: - ' '4H s!,1---'Q-Hrf5Pf,,. l 'f f lla . ,P l 'Fi,l l '., ' it wi' t' f 4 -' 'xi X I l lfr lll' l X El' Eli ni Jah ,ll ef' .0 .1 .! : f':-ll, 4 ' bl lffil-' 2 i W P .rl L? - A Wfili' lslwil l 1' , lin -gi If nn-.up . .---m-- ,XE l n Qx 'I , ,XV xl'mL., .'::','4J-ILL 'I .. .. M -4 F 1y,95.... Q-,..-..u.. - . I 15 ...-n-agp nt ,'54ianninn !. - il

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4 1 ff 3' 41 - . . , ., .4 if MEMORIAL ARCH 1 ig , K J ,LSI ll f M i L 1 Nxf ! a a f f ':':,, 1' 'NAT 'li ff'-gsgaf, 4 H llllu I m m u n ? -5,-,Xl X 6' . i I X xx . 2,.I Miwfr ill? f ff. w l -r i gg XX 1 -- N ill 'L s li K l -. I 'r x l i..,, f- -- 'i7,i3'fg'wY. I nn inl nunuull 'Qt X' X-Q11--M ar- '-X 'ls'-.4 get f-- A The Arch You remember the Arch on those hot spring afternoons when the Lib was too stuffy, and the Arb too far away? Many a sore throat can be traced directly to those cold stones-andyet we mortals persist. Few of us in the old days thought of the real meaning of the Arch g but as life goes on, we have come to think of it as the finest repre- sentation of the Spirit of Oberlin. 16