Roanoke College - Rawenoch Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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In a search for the unique, the inexpensive and the enjoyable, Roanoke College chose to follow the California trend. However, the lack of surf forced the students to inhabit the sidewalks and the local toy stores. Skateboards, under the fanciful brand names of Red Rocket, Torpedo or Buzz Board, were guided by the students who rolled them down the library sidewalk, the dorm halls and the College's back roads.

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tis? ' .r The college offered it and it was there for the students to take ad- vantage of. There was the artmobile parked in front of the Commons and the Student-Faculty Art Show where one could argue over the meaning of painting. There was the blind player in the Chapel and the London theater group. There were the for- eign art films in the Lab Theater with English titles dubbed in and there was culture for those who cared. 3

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Chapel Was a time of interest and boredom, homework and hymns, rabbis, ministers and priests. Once every two Weeks conversation slackened for an hour and attention was directed to the platform. But the interest was only temporary. Chapel made an effortg unfortunately its Value Was appreciated by only a handful. l s-.f-