Grove City College - Ouija Yearbook (Grove City, PA)

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Se ee The ladies volleyball team works hard. Ladies swim to “Little Brown Jug.” Grove City College campus in 1938. + So ae a Homecoming brings family and friends together. The flutes add the finishing touches to ‘‘Stand Up and Cheer.” Old Traditions 3

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The White House. Dr. Charles S. MacKenzie at Homecom- ing 1987. eee con Old . Traditions New Ideas A dream begins all things. The founders of these United States of America began with a dream of freedom. They ensured this freedom through the creation of the Constitution. This year we celebrate the 200th Anniversary of this great document. Grove City College also began with a dream. Dr. Isaac C. Ketler had a dream of an institution to provide exceptional education, in a wholesome environment, with beautiful surroundings, and at a reasonable cost. Through the efforts of Dr. Isaac C. Ketler, Dr. Weir C. Ketler, and many more, that dream became reality. The establishment of such dreams, as mentioned above, sets forth traditions. The Constitution and Grove City College were made not for yesterday but for today and for tomorrow. Freedom of religion is why the Puritans came to America. This freedom and many others are ensured in our Constitution. The founding fathers also outlined the organization of government. This arrangement has held strong and continues to even today. Grove City College has traditions also. Chapel attendance is one most noted by Grovers. A close second is Saturday classes. These customs may cause grumbles at times, yet overall these traditions create finer individuals. Each individual has a dream. As these dreams be- come reality, let the traditions set forth before them help mold the traditions they will form. by Angela Krysiak 2 Opening

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Orchesis piles up for ‘‘Let’s Hear It for the Boy.” Gamma Sigs and Tri Rhos present the Grinch. Who are these people? Grove City College campus 1985. The saxophones lead the band in Lionel Ri- chie's ‘Dancin’ on the Ceiling.”