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A four year experience has passed for the class of 1960. To the outsider, these years may have appeared uneventful, but to us they were dynamic and meaning- ful, unique in many ways. Our freshman year was one of acquaintance and ad justment. The disorganization that prevailed disappeared when Ken Pless was elected President of the Freshman Council, and when the class, led by Dave Warden, threatened the entire campus in the first freshman riot of the year. Athletic prowess soon became evident as several lowly freshmen began long and brilliant ca- reers on the gridiron. Future campus leaders made their debuts in the field of student government during the spring elections. These highlights forecast the numerous and diversified accomplishments of our class which ap- peared during the ne.xt three years. September of our sophomore year brought new char acteristics to the members of our class. Greenness and naivete had disappeared, and we embarked upon the de- velopmental phase of our college career. It was a year of tumult in many aspects of campus activity, but with competent leadership, our class emerged, her laurels in- creased. In retrospect, it proved a year of accomplish- ment and development. Our junior year saw the responsibilities of college life shifting to younger shoulders, as members of the class of 1960 began to make real names for themselves in all phases of college life. Memb ers of the Junior Class were instrumental in the adoption of the Flonor Court. Frank Nye and Bobby Livingston appeared on the team which represented Davidson College on the General Electric television College Bowl. Honorary fraternities initiated the most outstanding leaders in the class, and as our senior year approached, we looked forward to a year of unprece- dented excellence. Returning to the campus for its final year, the class of 1960 began to sense the completion of the undergrad uate process, and all eyes turned to the future. Dee Green ably presided o er the student body, and Dave Robinson served as President of the Y.M.C.A. Bobby Livingston was elected chairman of the Honor Court, while Dave Warden proved his leadership as President of the Senior Class and co-captain of the football team. It was a year of success and progress, as these and many other compc tent leaders guided us through our linal y ear at n.ixid son. The Roman poet, 0 id, once stated: Time steals on and escapes us . . . We of the class of 1960 are well aware of this Fact as we recall the four years that sped by us, leaving only warm and undying memories ot places, things, and friends. Bobby Avinger ' ice-Presideut Tommy Price Secretary-Treasurer D.WE ARDEN President Seniors found more lime for caffeine philosophy.
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