Blackburn College - Beaver Tales Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

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J- 1 The Activities

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lated easily in the den, while the math student drinks coffee and discusses-math? Shelley and Byron don't have quite the same impact against a background of rock and roll. And social science students are only fool- ing themselves if they think they're doing research at the Marvel Theater. But the learning process always goes ong the pursuit is ever continued. Somewhere, sometime, the biggest dis- covery is made-that what has been learned is nothing in comparison to all that is left to be learned. The goal is reached when the student realizes, as he clutches his diploma, that he has not reached the ultimate - that he is not at the end, but at the beginning. Beth Born og ,ex N1 +L.. f-reset me me 5 52525252525 X f r 5 L I - .... 5 .kt is Mt- ... 2:2:2,2,2 W E- E isp ,,.,, N ' it

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ork Committee As any Blackburn student can tell you, the work plan is a vital part of campus life. Not only do the students do a major part of the upkeep of the college, but the supervision of the work is delegated to a group of twelve students who compose the work committee. Each mem- ber of the committee is responsible for the performance of the work in his or her area, and the committee as a whole sees that the entire work program runs smoothly. Each spring a number of students are chosen to at- tend worl: school by a selective process involving both the student body and the Faculty. After passing a writ- f Tony checks the baking. Dcm and fl171'L perform the weekly chore of signing work cards. Tom checks the cash register.