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

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X J X S T at . .. , W . X tj K , HOUSING ........ .............. P age 107 Dormitory life pictured in its many phases. FACULTY ........................ Page 138 The administrators and educators of Oberlin. CLASSES ........................ Page 152 College, Conservatory, and Seminary portraits. STUDENT DIRECTORY .... ........ P age 217 Student and faculty addresses: advertisements.

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a :x 5-T XY Q. mg an 5 F if u 9,-:i: ,' I ef , K ei , + , sw ws si: ,Qs V -G 1 I i f I Q 1 N x - A: .,X QI: L:-2 :I :zr Q K' I' :I 4 I new i Z VIEWS OF OBERLIN ..........,.... Page 7 Eiqht campus opinions, seven campus scenes. ACTIVITIES ....................... Page 19 Picture stories telling how aciivilies work. GROUPS .......................... Page 56 The people who keep 48 activities functioning. SPORTS .......................... Page 75 Male and female Yeomen brinq Oberlin qlory. 411

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First Prize in Typically Oberlin Contest .... Shurmun Hummel In a, search for one photograph which would embody the concept of Oberlin College, the Hi-O-Hi held a contest for the photograph that was most Typically Oberlin. Out of the forty photos submitted, the picture above was judged the win- ner by Paul Arnold, instructor in Fine Arts, Andrew Stofan, professional photographer, and Tony Armer, Hi-O-Hi editor. 6