Durham College - Yearbook (Oshawa, Ontario Canada)

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These next four pages are dedicated to the second and third year students of Durham College. Last year, as you probably know, we had numerous problems in publishing a yearbook for Durham College. The lack of books bought by the students, and our funds being very limited canned the 1973-74 yearbook. But, this year with the help of SAC, we are able to present to you, fellow students, Durham 1974-75 . We, the yearbook committee, hope that this year ' s presentation will be one that you will cherish. It is a very long road and memories are meant to be remembered and never forgotten. Last year was full of fun, excitement, bore- dom — all the things that school is. These pages will stir your memory and you ' ll remember what there is no space to remind you of. You made it happen, as you may have helped to make this year happen. AH we can do is stir your memory — it is you that make a yearbook. So we, the yearbook committee, thank all Durham College — from main- tenance staff to students and faculty, to administration. 8

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I Tomorrow, that is what we each face. There is no return. What we shared today and all the yesterdays that led up to this day, are done. Look to the long, long road ahead. Together is how we arrived at this point. Shall we travel together a little further? Somehow, I sense some must go alone to a point unknown. But together we leave, together we step out. For awhile it will remain a shared route but winds of fate will scatter us. Stay close by as long as possible as fear will travel at our side. But joy, happiness, success — these are all possible. The world is opening up to us, it is up to me to step out, it is up to you to step out. Silentiy I plead for you, silently, I sense, you plead for me. Together we share the burden of our individual fate. I ' m strong, strong enough to go on but I ' m not so strong without you. Together we reached my goal and your goal — today — and though we may not fulfill our next goal together, why not share what it is possible to share. Tomorrow ' s road has many winding turns, many places with much joy and much pain. Losing you will be part of that pain, but having you with me is part of the joy. Isn ' t that life? Together we have spun dreams, together we have shattered illusions. Tomorrow we can go on, different but the same. Without togetherness it would be different and not the same. You make my road easier — while we ' re on the way to live, why not share.

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For you, of 1973-74 Everything happens at Durham! In spring, paint-in and out-house races during camy. Dirty old men pinching ripe young, female derrieres in hollowe ' en ' s autumn. Snow catches a place in our history as students push ahead in winter ' s glory. Indoors, the SAC President enjoys a year round past-time — talking. And, one of life ' s more pleasant tasks enriches two nurses ' lives once upon a day, or was that night? Effort, work, and a lot of fun make up the seasons we ail spend at the college. Each season is different and full of mem- ories. Each day may fade but the seasons fill time. ) I 9