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HOMECOMING ’68—Freshman beanies, the roar of flames, a beautiful queen, victory, a winning float, slow dancing, and spirit, the spirit that made HOMECOMING ’68 a suc- cess. 8
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began to direct his operations. The opposing general too, demanded quiet and then began directing his defense and attack. The noise mounted as each side fought for priority over the other. After a considerable length of time, another bell could be distinguished over all the noise; band and chorus were over for the day. Something was happening in the cafeteria. Besides the usual rush to get a table, get in line, eat, read the Statesman, buy play tickets and talk all at the same time, something else was going on. People were dashing all over with flowers in their hands. Carnations were being passed out. Happy Valentines Day! There was never so much confusion as there was during the time changes in the fall and spring. Each clock beat out an hour every minute and a minute every second, as if ex- tremely impatient for the day to end. Weary students watched the clocks with anxiety, hoping that eventually they would see the correct time. No one could tell when one class was over or when the next one would begin. The speedy clocks did not make the days seem any faster at all; the added hours only made the day seem that much longer. It took a person five hours to trudge from one class to the next, and then he had to sit for three days in the classroom before the dismissal bell rang. After a dreary 445 hours, the bewildered student was finally able to call it a day. Impatience—“No, grades will be given out at the END of class.” Aimless thoughts were drifting about. “Did I flunk gov- ernment or will 1 have to repeat it?” “I wonder if I am going to get that ‘A’ in English; I’d better after all the work I did in there.” “If I could only get a ‘C’ they won’t take the car away.” “At least I’m not failing, he told me I was getting a ‘D’.” “But 1 did take that test, I shouldn’t get an incomplete.” Just another day in another semester. 7
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