Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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contents f Ny apologia Gentle Reader, we ask thy blessings and thy patience. It has been our intention to present, simply and directly, without offense to Eye or Mind, the sum of our experience at this august Institution. To this end hun- dreds have labored mightily: Editors, Sub-editors, Taskmasters, Special- ists and Flunkies of all description. And yet all this work would have been in vain, utter vain, if not based upon the firmest of Moral Founda- tions, which can be the only ultimate justification for such an Enterprise. Therefore we beg forgiveness for any unwonted Frivolity, or Lapse into Bad Taste, or Ribaldry, that might better have been left unattempted. For our Intentions have always been the bestg and it is not our fault that the very Nature of the Photographic Medium compels us to record Reality as lt Really Happens, however gross or crass. Believe us, we have made ev- ery attempt to restrain the coarser elements among us, with their Mock- ing Gibes and Cynical Attitudes ftruthfully, we cannot understand why iiriyoni' would desire to disparage this great gift, this College Education, for which eternal Gratefulness is the only duejg however, they are distin- guished by their Perpetual Energy and Mischievousness, which make it quite a strain to keep up with their Wiles, besides, our Wit is short. K We who are about to die salute you. J C70ns13fc'r1ryis the las! resort af the unimaginativa -Z Kuff 4 36 40 44 46 58 68 71 73 74 78 80 86 88 90 92 100 102 110 116 122 124 126 128 134 146 150 160 182 188 195 198 211 212 234 235 236 244 246 262 308 322 You will find an opening section of photographs, a traditional feature of yearbooks the world over. Being a section on the quirks and foibles of our RESIDENTIAL SYSTEM Four pages of photographs on MUSIC. Four pages of photographs on PERFORMING ARTS, including color Four pages of photographs dedicated to your friend and ours, JOSEPH COLLEGE. Only two pages on DUKE UNIVERSITY MARCHING BAND, alas. Compensated for by a long stint of SPORTS. ROTC. Need we say more? ROACHES. What more could be said? How about: CAMPUS CRUSADE FOR CHRIST. HARVE LINDER expostulates on the University Experience. Down to ground level with RICHARD KRAMER. An Interview with ELMER HALL. Whatever happened to POLITICS AT DUKE? A report from outer space: the INTERGALACTIC FOOD CONSPIRACY. Unintentional humor with OUR PRESIDENT. A CHART of our sweet university's BUREAUCRACY. Will the laughs never cease? Apparently not, as some of our PROFESSORS amply demonstrate. A short article on ANGUS MCDOUGALL, more worth reading than all the works of COLLEY CIBBER. Devoted to BLACK LIFE on campus. Being the daring exploits of the OUTING CLUB. How to have fun and reach Nirvana with your BICYCLE. Memoirs by STEVE DUNN, while his buddy, STEVE EMERSON, fools around with a typewriter again. No Duke Yearbook would be complete without a couple of pages on DURHAM. So that's exactly what you're getting: 2 pages. The Stalwarts from the ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT can take a good picture now and again, selections from an exhibit. A section on STUDIO ART that just might blow your mind. It did ours, what was left of it after reading: A BIG TIME IN DURHAM. Study this well, gringos, and learn how to do the town up right. We are lost for a title to this gallery of photos concerning Duke. Send your ideas to Box 4873, D.S. The winner gets to take home the most di- vine collection of Duke Trustees, suitable for either framing or hanging. Stuffed and mounted to taste. SPACESHIP DUKE - As phallic symbols go, second only to the Washing- ton Monument. fBrought to you by Buck Dukel A WOMEN's section, done by women. A Natural Childbirth, done by TONI KRAMER. The Everyday Spiritual Seeker's Guide to ZEN. GALLERY. YEARS by Steve Emerson. PHOTOGRAPHIC VISION. Bob Hewgley has culled this sequence from recent work by fine photographers here. Tripped-out GRAFFITI, which contrasts nicely with The DUKE TRIP. QUAVER PALE redux. No yearbook is complete without at least a couple of pages on GRADUA- TION. See if you can guess how many pages you're getting. No peeking, now. Ready? The answer is . . . 2. Did you get it right? Beginning the ORGANIZATIONS sectiong space paid for by the individual groups. MUG SHOTS, you mugs. STUDENT DIRECTORY. We end this glorious adventure with an Open Letter to Next Year's Editor, by this year'sg credits, specs, a staph photo phunnie entitled THE SNEEZE , and maybe an extra photo or two of a humorous sort, if you're good, and keep your hands to yourself.