Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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Sometimes the most important ihiiii to us may be the breeze that wafts throiij h us, relieving us of concentrating on that pohle form of self torture, the concert. Bui if we are lucky, music, leaves, and summer skies can act upon us as we did not think they could before. And though we may not untlerstand, we may enjoy.

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Wr arc (ince ayain slaxcs to the stacks of books, huildins cornerstones ol luir liitiirc lile. We enter eenient walleil rooms tot.ilK laekini,; in aestlietics, anti tr to for ei tlie sterility aroiuul us anil find excitement in the world beneatli om eyes. If excitement does not come, wc have only the choice of daydream- about last night, or next weekend, or the dream of what we will do once everything is perfect. Hopefully, we have learned which choice to make, though we may wish that wc did not ha ' e to make one.

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GERMANY ABROAD ( Photojri-aphy by Taylor.) The Junior Year Abroad program sent its tirsi group of students to Europe for a ear of stuii — t vel e under Dr. Fr.nKis Clii o in Montpcllier. France, and ele en untler Dr. 1 oni Pinkerton in Marburg, C ' .einianx. I low these select twenty-three —and two— will respond to Davidson after a year ' s absence is open to speculation. The correspondence from Europe appearing in the Davichonian has taken the form of letters and articles. One such Front: Bob Groat, Tiff Harrington, Dave Orr, Bunky Blalock, .Tack Goodykoontz. Back: fonty Wilkerson, Charlie Turner, Hank Taylor, Wil- liam Walker, Tom Vinson. Hank enjoy.s a happy hour with Frau and Herr Pinkerton. .John Good mit schneeball. Main classroom, Philipps Universitat, iMarburp. Marburg You mean Americans really study in college? A borrowed custom: Thanksgiving dinner . . . German style. i ine Twenty