Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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Hdmoniwa living in 4 ducordant world.- 77u'4 i4 one of tine aim of people euerywhene: IT IS a particular aim of Middlebury College, which strives each year to send an educated and well-adjusted group of students into the world of daily living, that they, by their efforts, may change some of the dis- cord back into harmony again. THE 1955 KALEIDOSCOPE strives to convey this thought by the use of a musical theme. The book is divided into three sections which correspond to the three sections used in a symphonic first movement form. These sections are: the Exposition in which the themes are presented; the Development in which they are expanded and embellished; and the Reca- pitulation in which they are recalled for a final time. IN THE KALEIDOSCOPE these three sections contain cor- respondingly: the themes and purposes of Middlebury College for the student; the means for growth and development by the student; and finally, a pictorial and literary collection of memories of the student which have been gathered and stored away during four years at Midd.