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

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,..,-A.. The respect and e entire student body feels towards President Wilkins was never more clearly mani- fested than on that Tuesday after Pearl Harbor, when ' , with an unparalleled frankness and a ' moving sincerity he spoke on Oberlin's role in the war. Throughout the year he has striven to keep student attention directed on irn- portant national and international af- fairs. Liberal in thought and interested in student activities h h , e as always been found by students a willing counselor and friend. faith which th

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A47 minidfrafion Presenting the administration -is Officers and general faculty of Oberlin College.

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QULVL5 'ff Rich in experience, human in association, our deans have been popular because of these two outstanding characteristics. Academic as well, they have demonstrated a well-roundedness which fits well into the Oberlin scheme. True there have been disagreements-youth VS- age-but these have only served as a means of demonstration of their true character. Demo- cratic, observant and well-versed, their popularity is evidenced by their frequent speaking engage- ments within a wide radius ot Oberlin. an-ff X XX XX KX XNNX R' XF KN