Curry College - Curryer Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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People arrive at Curry from many different places. We are a mixed bunch with many different lifestyles and back- grounds. These people come to Curry with many different interests. Some come to play and have a good time, and others come to get an education in order to prepare themselves for life. I think that the people who are here to play are numerous. They are kidding themselves and also wasting their time. To them classes seem to be little specks that interrupt their social life. The people who are here for an educa- tion seem to attend classes fairly regu- larly and they do a relative amount of studying each day. The ideal thing to do at Curry is to form a mixture of these two things. If you over do either of these things you are not getting ev- erything that college has to offer. So far life at Curry proves to be very interesting. It gives you a chance to study yourself. You must learn to get along with other people in order to survive. There are sacrifices to be made by the individual for the group. There is a sharing of experiences in both the class room and in the social life. So far I have found that one of the best aspects of Curry is the right to challenge and to be challenged.

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FOUR YEARS by Stephen Pickell Four years, for those who fear; a short time, for those who yearn — endless The parties, the anguish, the tears The vacations The wins The losses, perhaps for some a lot of growing up, for others — growing away, new ideas golden friends frightening experiences The beginning, the end. A little bit like life, but a whole lot like hell. We came alone and we ' ll leave alone but the interlude between will be something we ' ll never forget!