Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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The individual at RPI can play with enthusiasm, laugh with rollick- ing good humor, can love often and much (but wisely) -can frolic and gambole when he needs exercise and release from tensions of study. And he can be indulgent of another ' s needs to do the same. In a place as crowded as RPI, if the trui.sm, Live and Let Live did not pre- vail, we ' d go mad. Was there ever another college with so few cliairs in a snack shop, or whose professors look disma cd at sixt - students and whisper, Please, doesn ' t anybody want to drop this course? Wouldn ' t you really be happier in Animal Husbandry? Was there ever a place like the Ad Building here the banni,ster posts come hurt- ling down upon our unsuspecting heads? There might not be much in our heads, but can ' t we choose our OWN way to go? FUN! FUN! FUN! All at Andy ' s 29 The Bird ' s tli -r Christmas Tree li htin;.;, a joyous event

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The main draa Bridge 101. for upper level credits.

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30 Enthusiasm is the mark of the true individual- ist. Loosely defined from the Greek, the word en- thusiasm means, the God within us. Enthusiasm can be the leaven in the loaf of education. We need to retain the joy of living. Let this be a reminder for the years to come, that the vonder of being human is divine. One needs a balance of religion, education, family, work, and striving for self-actualization, in order to retain humor and wonderment and fun throughout life. And our work must matter. We must, as indi iduals, mat- ter. It must make a difference that we have lived. r J6 mm ■B l s H l ' ■■■ ' ' ■. ' ' ' V- ' - ' ;. -ift- ' 1. • .::;, t. . :: ' i : ' tt t:.i - -- n -