Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Eachern urmg classes the gateways to our mrnds were opened Aca demrcs a major point of Interest for the majority of the student body lost no followers ln thus year s classes The Woodruff scholars chosen from the ID comrng freshman class exemplified the dedncatlon to scholarship whlch has been the Emory College tradrtlon The cultural gateways of our bemg were not closed either Emory s muslc department offered a variety of concerts for any tastes the Creative Arts Festrval drew from drama and mlme as well The Emory Theatre produced works from many tastes of dramatic presentatnon so that we could laugh and listen to Of Thee l Sing or become a part of the rntrrcate world of Tennessee Wlllnams rn Cat on a Hot Tm Roof Other student productions such as Ad Hoc s winter musical revlew and their sprung musical Oklahoma' were equally enjoyable Culturally the campus was extremely lucky to receive a gallery for the dlsplay of the famous Danzig exhlblt the speak ers and background accompanying that plcture of a destroyed community opened up emotlonal gateways that we had oftened ngnored and allowed us to experience anew the love of the beautl ful displayed by those who dld not sur vlve Trapped by geography In Georgia the weather tends to close doors and open umbrellas ln wrnter quarter but this year we saw an exception to that rarny rule An autumn of dancing scarlet leaves a winter of mlnlmal bluster and a sprung which exuded color and llfe from the flrst camellla blossoms to the snowy face of Atlanta s reknowned dog woods were seen at Emory this year v v v . . v . . . 1 - U - vv A. - vv . , . v Al vu - v 1 1 v 9 9 v