Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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It is easy to be cynical about Carleton, for there are many times during the year when it annoys and provokes us. Probably our biggest gripe is the aca- demic pressure which forces us to study on Saturday night, to do research for a paper when we wanted to go to the movie, to keep our minds so engrossed with our scholastic work that even when we take a break in the Grill, we can talk about nothing but Uthat book I should have read, the math problem I couldn't solve, the exam I just flunkedfl or the merits of Kant, Hume, and Hegel. ,fm N fir x V , f -1?-zkyf' 'f' rt , V, .I ,Q ,,,, A A, sf 0 so Q A32 Ms IDF JZ? Y, . .1 Q I A, 3' 1 51' 3 '4 sauna- ,Ji V ' 4 ' NM NW A Q .,,W.s

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R l ! l N 1 l f r , , W 1? . , t E522 ', ' if : f 'f My 1 2 i 5 E l 4 l i v I The Editors hope, therefore, that every individual will be able to find within the Algal the things which make up his life at Carleton: books, teachers, friends, bull-sessions, fun and the ever-present quest for knowledge. Every picture and every word cannot be significant to everyone, but each should be significant to someone. This is our goal, for this is your Algal. E 3

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ss' X -Nm Wt, , w WM Q ww-K0 ., . ' imma, lr ms,.s1d,A , A V -Y A was ff 2 N4 Fortunately, there are times, even for the most cynical of us, when we enjoy ourselves in spite ofourselves, when we hear Pete Seeger or the Kingston Trio, solve that math problem, see a good play, sing around a Hre in the Arb, or Hnally receive that diploma we've been working for all these years. Then we know that it is worth all the work, then we know why we wouldn't have gone to col- lege anywhere but here at Carleton. W7 ,c ?w0, A AWS Aff M52 1 '1-M wmv 'Q sl M325 4 , wi '347m:.0' 1' -fi, 2 ' ff- 1, -q figs., K gvir I fe cash,-1, .Jw ,. '- 1 -V V ' 1 Q iw 1 was 4, 5