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Center Grinning os he moves bock info The Creek, senior Steve Ammons is excired obour groduoring in business ond morrying Helen Top right. Rlto Amoto and John Turner exemplify The very definifion of Smiles — changes of fociol expression in which rhe eyes brighten and rhe cor- ners of rhe mouth curve upward ond which ex- presses omusemenr, pleosure, or opprovol Bottom center While fhey rake odvontoge of o lozy August ofrernoon, Suzy Insley ond John Meredith enjoy eoch orher s compony When ask- ed obour their fovonte place. Suzy responded, Lake Smoll We like ro corch minnows Expressions — 17
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Mirrored m the foce of eoch student ot Compbell ore o thousond emotions. The expressions evolve throughout the yeor to provide on obundonce of unique portraits The students arrive in the fall ready to settle into the college routine of study- ing, eating, celebrating, and sleeping Faces of freshmen reflect the fear they feel OS they enter this new phase of their lives. For sophomores and juniors, the v oit in lines for preregistrotion and registration, to compete in intramural sports, and to get behind in studying for exams. Within one w eek s time we move from Thanksgiving break to the Christmas Donee to exams. After o five-week Christmas vacation students return to The Cteek for more ropid transitions. Beginning in eorly February we look forword to spring and dreom of thawing winter blues over EXPRESS reflection shows budding self- confidence Seniofs con eosily be spot- ted by their brood grins, jaunty wolks ond bright, sparkling eyes. As the year moves on, students par- ticipate in a variety of campus events ranging from lectures and classicol music concerts to the sounds of the Fobulous Koys and the States. Harvest festivol Week continues the excitement Winter brings studen ' s o chonce to spring breok. The Little 500 extravagan- zas, the formal Honor Boil, rood trips to the beach, and final term papers whisk students through March and April Dreod- ed exams ond student government elections end one year ond prepare for the next. Campus life ot Campbell University provides o special touch of variety, help- ing to complete the unique composite thot mokes the university a montage
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16 - Moving In Bottom right: Struggling wirh his heovy load, John Downing thinks of his upcoming burden of dosses iii. y
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