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Happy
Birthday, Clarence Ward! (beginning
of story)

Everyone in the art library
is getting ready for the party--including Artemis . . .

. . . and David and Goliath.
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A life-size
cardboard facsimile of Clarence Ward himself invites library patrons
to the party.
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Prior
adds a few more Anchor Blocks to a display case.
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| Not only did Clarence Ward make the model of the East Oberlin Community
Church, but he also designed the church itself, which was built in
1930, and served as its pastor from 1929 to 1947. Ward was the architect
of the Oberlin College President's
House, 154 Forest Street, which Geoffrey Blodgett, Danforth Professor
of History, calls--in Oberlin Architecture, College and Town: A
Guide to Its Social History--"the town's most satisfying
model of neo-Georgian architecture." |
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