Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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% • ♦■•••■. Students entering college enter a world of activity, of vital new experiences. Each day begins with classes, which in themselves offer expansion intellectually. Relaxation rather than being wasteful, afterwards, contributes much to the growth of the individual student. ents await the beginning of a day. Above: A quick refresher during time out. Right: Many hours went into decorating for the freshman luau. 29 -♦ ♦

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■4 ♦ II - A... MM Above: Take your time. I want to finish this story. Right: Eat no evil, drink no evil, and . . . ACHOOO! 28

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II -.- . -•. 4 .. Right: Stop laughing and tell me what I signed. Below: A letter from Mother, my news- paper, and, ah. my Peanuts ' Coloring Book. College is not all classroom; nor is it all social life. An intelligent blending of the two produces the well-rounded student, as desirable as the laude graduate. Here we have the student away from studies, a study in socializing. Right: Laughter breaks the monotony and relieves the tension in a student ' s day. Below: Cheerleaders collect money for TB drive. 30 • •♦•♦