Assumtion College - Heights Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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AS TIME GOES DY Dy Cello Dorleno TAT ell, here we ore again. Spring is finally 1 1 conning. The days ore longer, rhe sun ' y shines brighter, spirits ore higher, and the onriciporion of the summer is setting in our minds. Our windows ore open, rhe curtains ore fluttering in rhe cool breeze, distant stereos ore dueling to be heard, and rhe lore afternoon sun is streaking through rhe trees. I remember our first spring or Assumption, it wasn ' t much different from this one. We were just finishing our first year or college and that was enough to think about. We weren ' t concerned with rhe future beyond summer employment. And rhor was oil right. As freshman, we come here nor sure what to expect or whor was expected of us. We were torn between our ties or home and new relationships developing here. We were filled with o sense of newly found freedom because we were on our own here. Freshman year was a year of adjustments ....