Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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BY ROBERT HAYWOOD A The night comes down, the lights burn blue; And at my door the Pale Horse stands, to bear me forth to unknown lands. — John Hay Some doors always open wide to the world The doors of light are best for the darkness. At the door of life, by the gate of breath, there are worse things waiting for man than death. — A. C. Swinburne. Old doorsflashing with sunlight have character and history. Some doors lead to other doors which are kept locked at the most inconvenient times. Stairways lead to doors, too many stairways, too many doors.

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SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT DOORS Doors are made to open and close. Some doors close outall new ideas, other doors frustrate ideals. The doors in the house of despairare closed. I would not bara single door Where Love mightenter — Kate Douglas Wiggin The door of youth gently closes into old age. ' Behold, I stand at the Doorand knock — Revelation III, 20. Doors, the commencement speakers say open to life and success Doors, the commencement speakers don ' t say can close flat in your face.

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1968 HILLTOPPER PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF CARROLL COLLEGE HELENA, MONT. JOHN KELLY, EDITOR CARL RYAN, ASSISTANT BILL ROBERTS, PHOTOGRAPHER JOHN MEAGHER, COVER