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

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iZ3e0Ac0L1fec! fo CML, The l945 Hi-0-Hi is dedicated to the Oberlin that will be. lt is dedicated to the warless years that lie soon ahead of us, to the return of our many class- mates who have gone to fight our war. We await the renewed ten thousand strong Oberlin spirit, enriched by those who will return, and tempered by those who won't. We anticipate warm spring days and tweed coated men dancing at the almost forgotten all- colleges. We await the return of Delta and Embassy and the score of other men's houses that will soon be a part of our college life again. This Oberlin, this life, is a lot of things: upperclassmen taking a frater- nal and active interest in the freshman women, black, cold mornings walking to the dorms for breakfast, labs in the afternoon, the Varse with its throbbing iuke and surrealistic coffee lore mur- als and yellow fluorescent light, eight o'clocks in the dark, brews and close harmony at Pink's, Freud or Havelock Ellis, football on a cold, grey, Novem- ber afternoon, rallies and. bonfires, Cleveland on weekends for dinner and the theatre, soft-lighted formals, ser- enades under the Talcott windows, fac-