Converse College - Ys and Other Ys Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Senier Prefeee . . . I The first class to enter college cluring World War II . . . the Hrst c igsgftd gracluate into a world struggling to maintain the peace it fought if F iiogclesperateiyg in this respect our class has cliffereci from others. Hap- giiigwx I piness we have shared with all classes, out ours was a Happiness often x 'T q -5 ..:,. ercast by the shadow of fear, anxiety, death. War brought seriousness- aturity to our college years. .i i fig t though we have differed from preceding classes in certain ways Q gp igilivoxxtgefen like them in many others. The special things that make . o ' so clear to us must ever be time same . . . tail ivy-covered Build- Gfg j ni gfpdrttes in time clining roomy faculty-student softball gamesg dressing 1-QA i L. : fe caroiiingg time Christmas treeg our enthusiasm for sports-fanci class :'1 f,ride over our success in those sportsg Bridge games,-'never-enciingg the eleven o'ciociz trek to tile Tea Room: sessions in the Little Stiopg and so many others. Peace came, and we Began our last year with mixecl feelings of free- dom, joy, and increased responsibility as we realized tiow quickly the year was passing. Spring tioiiciays, the Senior Dance, anci suddenly Hnai exams, class day, the Bonfire, and graduation. Tired old seniors ,-,lost now in the cold, cruel worldf' but tied to- gether by time web of stiareci experiences of four un- forgettable years. SENIOR MASCOTS GEORGE BEGG ELIZABETEI LEE MCCOWN 46-