Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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The girls of Carroll are delightful creatures. These wenches distract the males from every thought. They are contradictory, maddening, puzzling and yet no boy can do without them. With a constant eye on the mailbox for that dreaded draft notice; the male Carroll student is a combin- ation of relaxation and worry. He enjoys himself, but the knowledge of the increasing responsibilities, which will be his within a few years, are ever present in the confusion of his mind. 17

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The student must often drive himself until the appropriate time comes to abandon the burdens of student life and let himself go. Motivation, or the lack of it, is the key to success or failure in college. Each year is a union of both — a person sinks in dejection and resignation; then rallies in enthusiasm and spirit. The never-ending problem of college life is self-discipline and self-moti- vation; the necessity to be able to balance activities and discover an appropriate time and place for each. '