Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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In our day-to-day living at Bates, nugget. cram, trend. or goose arouse meaningful images. Pit, puddle, Smurd, thesis, or beat spill out in conversation. We value these facets of Bates, yet how much more do We appreciate our asso- ciation with people who have gone on to greater fields of endeavor, the pleasant changes in the dining rooms, a symphony orchestra. a Winning track team, or an international debate. t. . ' In a larger sense. more than these single events of today, will we appreciate the impressions and enduring ideals Bates offers us. From the campus we gain a sense of stability and assurance. We look to the faculty for scholarship and guidance, to the seniors for leadership. By Working to- gether in various organizations, we learn the meaning of co-operation. We cast our vote of confidence by supporting college activities. Active and passive participation in athletic con- tests yields sportsmanship. Out of communal living grow deep and lasting friendships. Herein lies the real Bates. This deserves our true appreciation, YE .J L i h

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n ppreciolion A mirror clearly reflects any subject directly before it. but how much of the background is vividly pictured? For a more inclusive View of the surrounding area. a looking-glass must be focused in different directions. This l959 issue of the MIRROR, likewise, shifts its focus to provide a fuller reflection of the people and the way of life, the seniors, the teams and clubs, the spirit, the smiles and vic- tories included within its covers. To picture Bates as vibrantly alive, to reflect the changes from Speech lll to Cultch 402, to delve be- neath the outer surface of formality to catch a deeper meaning and significance in these four years of college life, becomes the main intent of the book. Just as the ivy branch grows longer and fuller each year, so does our reaction toward and our appre- ciation of Bates develop a larger sig- nificance. It is fairly impossible to be part of this college community and remain untouched by it.

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