Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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ADMINISTRATION,., 10

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Delta Sigma Rho — Publications and Radio . . . Page 9 — Algol . . . Corletonian . . . KARL . . . M.S. — Social Life . . . Page 99 — Ike . . . Junior Carnival . . . Homecoming . . . The King ' s Threshold . . . Fall and Winter events . . . Telemark . . . Winter Carnival . . . The Family Reunion . . . Triumvirate . . . The Bartered Bride . . . International Day . . . Venus Observed . . . Jolly Rogers ' Day . . . J. S. . . . May Fete . . . Co-op STUDENTS . . . PAGE 134 — CSA . . . CSA committees ... Ski Club . . . Jazz Club . . . Student Workers Men ' s League . . . Women ' s League . . . Proctors . . . Seniors . . . Page 143 — Other students . . . Page 164 ADVERTISEMENTS ... Page 178 s i mm.

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Tradition fades, but the written record remains ever fresh is the inscription over the doors of one of the great libraries of Americana in this country. The Algol is a record of Carleton life that will re- main ever fresh to you. As one turns its pages with their pictures of students and faculty in their various poses and activities, he is looking at the outward sym- bols of the inner reality which is the timeless Carleton College. That inner reality is Carleton ' s dedication to a philosophy of education which first of all gives signifi- cance to the individual human being. It is in this con- text that civilization has meaning and that liberal edu- cation emerges as a quest for the creation and preser- vation of values. Laurence M. Gould 11