Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Age means nothing during the first snow of the season, for cares are forgotten in the exuberance of a snow mara- thon. work on decorations for dorms and fraternity houses . . . parties, and more parties. The gifts express un- spoken sentiments, but oh those poems . Gloom again prevails as the hour of reckoning draws near . . . Term papers make the librarians feel useful . . . Dexedrineecreated zombies wander through the halls at four in the morning . . . Incessant typing . all-night cramming . . . beards . . . and then fi- nals. The snow accumulates, the students speculate as to the possibility of snowed-in profseforever? Vacation comes as the call of the open road is heard by all . . . The campus is deserted-and covered with snow . . Nothing can stop u5uleast of all snow. Destination: Lauderdale!

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A rare but welcome thing is solitudHespite those long and tedious assignments. u . and did you hear the one about . . . 74$ . . . COME WINTER The gloom of bleak winter days prevails . . . Itts uncanny how five tests can fall in one week-e do professors plan it that way? . . . The demands of organizations increase . . . room-mates, tempers are tried . . . The snow continues to fall . . . These are the best years of our lives? . . . G-burg students find diversion at the SUBein the Bullet, in the bowling alleys, in the record rooms, in the lounges. Intramurals also help pass the time as the competition among liv- ing groups becomes keener . . . Christmas time-the frantic bustle of shopping, the last minute arrangements for parties which provide excitement for underprivileged children, all-night It's the spirit that really counts in intramurals!

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A Battlefield picnic-the perfect tonic for spring fever! The pumpkin is good, but no more coconut custard! W . . and then he said, who me, worry about comps... and I said . . .