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

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German lovers make the long trip down to deutsches Haus. Pyle Inn, one of the two co-ops, attracts the thrifty and the independent--and also those who want more informality than is usually found in college-run dorms. li' 32 f If you don't like to speak French, better not enter la maison francaise or Madame Ragner will want to know Qui parle anglais, la-bas?

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May and Baldwinz Four Class Dorms Four class dorms, the newest hybrid on campus, have proved highly successful in their first year. Despite the fears of housemothers and seasoned junior residents, the freshmen not only bore up under the pressure of living with upperclassmen but enjoyed it. As proponents of interclass living had long pointed out, freshman buoyancy, sophomore cynicism, junior purposefulness, and senior outside-worldliness form a strictly winning combination. ln particular, fresh- men got to know more of what was going on around town, seniors escaped the sterile atmosphere of senior dining halls, and everyone got on the interclass dating bandwagon. The most tangible sign of the success of the four class dorms is that they will be continued next year lone hopes ad infinituml. For those who lived or ate at May and Baldwin this year, however, the intangibles were far more important, May and Baldwin were fun in I957-58. -Lucile Peake Elmwood boys get this view of Moy-with girls from all four classes! There's no class line here! Junior Evvie Jacobs and freshman Nancy Quallich watch TV together in Baldwin,

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Gberlin Perspective Dormitor Life And they've still got soap on theml complain the girls who do their washing in dorm machines. l'd like to get my hands on the fiend who invented eight o'clocksl Spreads are particularly popular with those who can never get enough to eat in the dining hall. .sw 1