Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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UNIVERSITY HALL, THE GREATEST SYMBOL OF TRADITION. CITY WITHIN A CITY IS THE FIRST IMPRESSION A massive ciTy wifhin a c:iTy sprawls before The eyes of The newcomer. As The days, The monfhs, The years pass by, Ohio STaTe, wifh a warm hearT and pleasanf spiriT welcomes all. The oval and iTs surroundings bring To mind many impressions - The firsT feeling of loneli- ness wiThin a mass of sfrangers, soon To become a group of loyal friends, The inspirafion and hope of being able To Take advanTage of The Thousands of opporTuniTies ahead. The brillianfly liT Tower of The library echoes down The oval in a parade of lamp lighfs and one realizes he is noT alone. To The righT sTands UniversiTy Hall, a living symbol of The Ohio STaTe Universify in iTs own beginning days. A CAMPUS LANDMARK SINCE THE TURN OF THE CENTURY, ORTON HALL'S CHIMES CONTINUE TO MARK EACH HOUR.

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TRADITIONS LEAVE THE LASTING IMPRESSIONS A sudden stillness comes over the oval as a bugle blows taps, honoring a former student. The chimes peal in his- toric Orton Hall tower. As one leaves the library, he gazes down the oval - hoping, thinking, dreaming. The walks unite in the center like a giant shining star, an enduring symbol of the aspirations of the thou- sands ot students who pass over it. Nearby is the lake in the hollow - a place of many impressions, familiar to all. It is a place ot romantic times and dreams - the scene of initiations and traditions. it is a frozen mirror, host for flashing silver blades in the depth of winter. To some who toss pennies in the well, it is hope. Perhaps to a few it is only something to walk around when late to class. But to all, there is meaning in the historic traditions of OSU.