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

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CAMPUS SCENE Nortb Walk l-low often have we strolled beneath these old elm trees, enjoying the cool evening breeze, or else, at another time of day, hurried beneath them in a mad rush to get to chapel before the final peal of the bell! -.,...,.,. GQ t - fwv Vvew V ff Nth ! .-N, Q 1-mum-n, -abs...nu---.W---.m.. 'ig l .al A fell, 'r l R' 1 67 il 'HQ K f 2. P 4-if Q-Q l ace. 84,11-W cl .C l 1' fig, .JY 5, ..', -XXI xi L-fm r . . 'Q llll : '-1. r- v 1 1 '- 1 ' A .. if ff I i u X , ,A U- v-f-x.f--

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STURGES HALL X Sturges 1 ,,f4ifllgi' - X-' NF i V The ivy of forgotten classes is still green here. It is like 9 the friendships of forgotten M ,igli i days. Oh, Time is its own ill l' R I best healer, and recurring I 5 'IQ 'M Spring will bring rich bles- qifqim gms' ' '-- sing of ivy to the poorest. 3? ll ll ily'-1 ,sl :W fix 1 'Q r.'fii3Qifildazaaaa:ul.!!!HImmhrr:rir:f?i'g' HGH N2iif:iTlnm!rJL 'fig:,.ga1gr Nfllfffz? Qigx-an .M Y -- -.' L-.:, ? f-.F e -is -A 4 V. 18