Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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01 Fall activities personified Any event or series of events always seems more beautiful, or more exciting, or more ,successful in retrospect than it may have seemed in a contemporary judg- ment. Reviewing the fall season it is all too easy to remember only the good times, the disorientation at the beginning of school, the dances, the nonsensical moments such as watching a dog lose his head, and to forget that there were also classes, tests, and exams. But the hard times pass, and only the moments of pleasure remain in the mind of time. Top left: Another typical Erskine pastime. Top right: Amazing! Center: lf every meal were like this, the canteen would be out of business. Bottom: Groovin' on Red Man's floor. 25 i

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Spotlight on Junior Talent Midway on the scale measuring social development, that is, some- where between the idiocy of Rat Day and the serious, dedicated na- ture ofthe Senior Class, comes the annual Junior Class Talent.Show. Featuring both presentations of a frivolous nature and those repre- senting a true art form, and includ- ing Erskine talent and that pro- vided by other towns and schools, the show is magnificent to an ex- tent matched only by the exuber- ence of those who present it. ' wwf- f w,,3--S-7 ,ft , Mtv' W X W NX ,,.X we XS. 5 Q e., X X 3-t S-9-W.-sg-qw 1 Y X X X A X : X Q X '. - be .... ' , was-gg V Q - 2 X X ss X I t X 'W15-NW' W 95 '5 T AS-sf - Q -s Wezszmwss ,ttf , -s -X X- Q- -X -Q,-me-ffl A X Q X ., , .. . , XX, of X . , ,ss X X, ,, A X g .FQ X- X ..,, AX,,..,m,X,. . . 1.1 Q w t .. . QL X ,,,., r 2 Y Qt, X 'Q . - -f ' ,V XM! E I f seth if X XX ,sw , X ' ' , rs? Q s X X ' L . . xt M ,Q :ep f X X, R r S X . . XX 2 3 ff f - - - ' s X 5 X Q Q 5? V .. . N .,:, X, .,... , t X ' Q . Q , Q. X , Ss xg - me Af- , Xt XX...-f' - - ,QQ - :X X -, 5 - A... X 5 K YN ' 3 4 2 K V 1. ' fait' X 'X - N M X, M4 .AX K A Q Xxx .v N X X, x XX X f - ' Xe X Xt 19 Sw 'Z v X s S ' at 4 is SXNXQQ f' was MR SX xfs N k N X X S e Q Q i F' ,ffff XNNANN N- -S -' X N Q Q X S , Q Q Xe ,. A ,ex X . , N5 just X gs .mr QS XS Xx . X - s sf-S . Sv SX 5 : Kris' x I X sgivg - Q 9 l , XXXX QX I., X ,Q . K ,L . -X X . Q,Xg,,s4S:A:S -' Lf X -' Lwtfl' t X sf 3Q-is .Qs Mui ' Q fl , li ' NQCQZW' ' x . x , s ,sbmX X,o,x X H 4-Q., . t. X t -ya ,, s ' Xe X- ss-is f ,:i,.. . - if X X X W SX . , X ' sf K - x ' rpg-?319vNgAn0-'ua'0nu.ix it .V 2,-Xgdg If f , ......- '-' .' X g Q N - TS.. . ., vlvy N ,V 1 X 5 '- .1-,Lf.'. as 1 , ' '2' . F 0 1 LL X . 1 s Xlfesf Q K ,.. V 3 . ,.,. - . sn , .. S-., -f sf-133 ' ff '- -Y , -.--. - n I, Qqfg ,Q ,,,, 'wc E ,kt . H 1. V i, 734: eq! K X 2 4 x X. 4 Q 298 . -,Q W ' Q ...x ki - V, ,Q N152 X Q 5, 8 K1 1 1 ic I Z ' Q ' ' 'S t 'ff-ya I, I 5,0 x '.-.kg ' ,.'Z'3s' .Lv 'Vw m XSK i 1 lal X- B 4 'ff fini if 1 all X i A , ,Xx, X X J .. l V ' ' ' K K' , I or Ng K K XS '1 - ' -' ' ' 1' - ' X f , -,-Lf:-,,-,-,X,-, ,., ' N K V L 'M 5' A , -' - , ' ' Q- ., . 3--. --, I- . 3, -1.51,-j.,.,g -' V- -I-7,-5 :gil-r-,-5 3. -.H-J ,V hit,-,w g ' YW ,Xe si. , J -- Y Q' , -N - -.,: , ,Q '- gg -h X -,-. -5. ,- 4, 1 . . ,35.:..:3's ..-il, N N N. ZA, ,N , K, --NM ii .. '

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Camelot a fantasy of beauty A contingent of twenty lovely young ladies, days and even weeks of preparation, devoted and cease- less worrying and bickering over details, spirited and sincere per- formances by many young persons, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat- all this and more is the Miss Arrow Pageant. Sponsored by the school yearbook, the extrava- ganza annually combines the trappings and effects of a big-time production with the interest of stu- dent participation. X rn 1 , , gy ,gm :tw . ' K,-.Tr x r 2 Y fyx Top left: The Camelot love affair - Lance- lot and Guinevere. Top right: Walk safely and carry a big smile. Bottom left: Francis Denny receives final assistance f'rom her sister. Bottom right: ls it really worth all this trouble?