Roanoke College - Rawenoch Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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S rr ' A There were the good teachers and the had ones. The good teachers told stories or interesting facts that couldn't be found in the texts. Sometimes, they even told jokes. Frqm them We learned. Their classes were a pleasure to attend. The had teachers lectured dryly for an hour. They added nothing that wasn't in the texts. From them we learned how to teach ourselves, or the necessity of reading an assignment. Their classes were often cut and the time spent on more important matters. Fortunately though for the students, there were more good teachers. Q

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There were the masses and the individuals. The masses formed the Commons lineg the individuals took their regular seats. The masses made impressions, favorable or unfavorableg the individuals made friends. The masses filled the parking lot with their extreme means of trans- portationg the individuals budgeted their money to fill the gas tank. The masses filled the bleachers at the soccer games and cheered or booed according to the fortunes of the teamg the individuals spent their time reading or Walking and thinking. They were quiet but their presence was always needed. 7 - S.: , i gl ,lf ca 54114: ,, , 1 F W., .-J... if? I -1 'a 'er A E ,Al L i M 5 2 i ' 'F' -I 53

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Q ,. , - .x , . lr M f . b I i , 'Q 1 - l l V 'SKF' 4k li V F li I 5 I 4'-1 .:, VQZYSLZQ: Letters came and they didn't. Those rectangular carrier pi- geons failed to deliver the cheek, the love letter, the rush party invitation. Serious faces framed by a dust-gathering box murmured, Mail all up? A nod from Within and a disap- pointed departure.