Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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A CHANGE OF SEASO 1962-1963 is a year of change reflected in a change of seasons. The cool crisp days of Autumn provide a colorful background for the new experience of the Freshmen and complement the high spirit and renewed vigor of returning Bates students. The conflagration of our autumnal Bates campus soon fades to the brown and gray of November. and Indian summer gives way to the monsoon. Nights grow longer: the temperature drops. Students settle down to the serious business of gaining an education. while the soft white snows change the landscape to a winter wonderland. The snows fall. melt. free7e. fall again. Cn through March and April the land is white. Like a sleeping giantess. Spring lies dor- mant until finally she bursts forth and announces that all too soon the Senior Class will be robed in flowing graduation gowns. diplo- mas in hand. The 1963 editorial staff wishes to take you through the change of seasons with us. to show you the world of Bates. and to preserve its distinctive seasonal flavors throughout the ensuing years. 5

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