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

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B fdid or er... BooK oNE .gnfroalucfory , , , , ' Administration: Text, Page 12,- Pictures, Page 14. College Faculty: Text, Page 12, Pictures, Page 16. Conservatory Faculty: Text, Page 18, Pictures, Page 24. School of Theology: Text, Page 18, Pictures, Page 24. B I W 7 305666 I R O H Classes: Text, Page 80, Pictures: Senior Class, Page 31, Junior Class, Page 49, Sophomore Class, Page 62, Freshman Class, Page 78. BOOK T l-I REE 014666 Houses: Text, Page 86, Pictures: Allen- croft, Page 88, Arches, Page 101 , Arnold, Page 88, Baldwin, Page 92, Barrows, Page 98, Botany Lane, Pages 102, 108, Boyers, Page 101, Burton, Page 98, Churchill, Page 100, Cranford, Page 105, Dascomb, Pages 94, 95, Dudley, Page 91 , Ellis, Page 88, Elmwood, Page 96, Embassy, Page 105, Fairchild, Pages 95, 100, French, Page 100, Federal, Pages 89, 92, Grey Gables, Pages 94, 98, Guide, Page 95, Hall, Page 98, Johnson, Pages 99, 105, Junto, Page 101, Keep, Page 100, Lord, Page 87, May, Pages 90, 91 , 94, Men 's Building, Pages 98, 99, Monroe, Page 101, Noah, Pages 89, 98, Noble, Page 100, Pyle Inn, Pages 90, 91, Quadrangle, Page 90, Shurtleff, Page 94, Talcott, Pages 88, 90,' Tank, Page 89,' Thompson, Page 100, lV6DStC1', Pages 95, 97. Boon FoUR .fdetiuitiee Convention, Pages 118, 125, Women's Board, Pages 110, 126, Men's Board, Pages 111, 126, Honor Committee, Pages 111, 126, Women's Senate, Pages 110, 127, Social Board, Pages 111, 127, -Review, Pages 112, 128, Hi-O-Hi, Pages 112, 180, NSA, Pages 114, 182, Central Planning Board, Pages 112, 182, Boosters, Pages 115, 182, Forum Board, Pages, 114, 182, YWCA, Pages 117, 184, Reconstruction Relief Committee, Pages 115, 184, YMCA, Pages 117, 185, Religious Conference Committee, Page 185, Men's Career Conference, Pages 115, 186, CRD, Pages 115, 187, FTA, Pages 121, 188, ACE, Pages 122, 188, Forensic Union, Pages 114, 189, Yeoman, Pages 118, 140, FEPC, Pages 116, 140,' Mummers, Pages 119, 140, ODA, Pages 119, 141, Channing Club, Pages 118, 142, Christian Fellowsaip, Pages 117, 142, YPCA, Pages 116, 148,' Progressive Republicans, Pages 116, 148, Ladies Literary Society, Pages 128, 144, Aelioian, Pages 128, 144, French Club, Pages 122, 145, Philosophy Club, Pages 128, 145, Spanish Club, Pages 122, 145, China Club, Pages 118, 146, Cosmo Club, Pages 119, 146, Student China Committee, Pages 118, 147, UNESCO, Pages 115, 148, Math Club, Pages 128, 148, Bands, Pages 120, 149, Musical Union, Pages 121, 150, Conservatory Orchestra, Pages 120, 150, Glee Clubs, Pages 120, 152. Student Council, Pages 110, 124, Mock BOOK Five .fdtaitice 156, 164, Cross Country, Pages 157, 165, Basketball, Pages 157, 166, Swimming, Pages 157, 168, Baseball, Pages 158, 170, Track, Pages 158, 172, Golf, Pages 158, 174, Tennis, Pages 159, 175, Fencing, Pages 159, 176, Intramural Athletics, Pages 159, 177, VVomen's Sports, Text 160, Pictures, VVAA Board, Page 180, OC Club, Page 180, Yale-Princeton Planners, Page 184, Modern Dance, Page 181 , Swimming, Page 181, Army-Navy Field Hockey, Page 182, Yale- Princeton Basketball, Page 184, All-Star Volleyball, Page 188, All-Star Baseball, Page 188. Football, Pages 156, 161, Soccer, Pages B 0 O K SIX .STuc!enf ,lirecforg ana! .xdcluerfiaing 8

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A HIS is the story of Ober- lin College in 1947-48. 3, , - Though responsibility for the W 1' recording of it is ours, the 1 year belongs to you. Conse- quently we have attempted to 6 prepare a factual account of E' some few of the highlights of the year. . Because we feel that Oberlin is many things to many people, we chose not to build our book around an ar- tistic or faintly philosophical theme. WVe leave you to your own interpretation with the hope that our Words and pictures will help you to formulate it and keep it in mind. In the beginning we decided to continue the trend begun with the 1947 I-II-O-HI, to try to publish a The system of cduccttvjmz in this I'fLSt'IiUf't072, will pro- vide for the body and heart as well as the vjntcllvctg for it aims at thc best cd-ucaiion. of the whole mem. -JOHN JAY Smri-innn, 18 33 book that could be read and appreciated from the open- ing pages to the end. Consistent with this idea, several modifications were made. More pictures of an informal nature were planned for all sections of the book. In the House section we eliminated the customary pic- tures of each residential group. Instead, pictures in this section illustrate dormitory experiences. Conscious of the potential value of HI-O-HI's in years ahead, we felt this treatment would be more meaningful. More important, however, is our belief that emphasis placed on what we did contributes more to the record of the year than might a collection of more formal group pictures. This book represents the combined efforts of more than 75 students. In addition, many others have aided our work through their cooperation and understanding. A partial list of those to whom we are indebted appears at the end of the book. 7

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