Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Page 32 text:

'15 time to hear new ideas and discuss iheir significance There rs hme to relax between classes rn the Bullei Hole . . . time to find a deeper understanding of ourselves.

Page 31 text:

Fun and funds wlih the Delta Gamblers at the WUS Bazaar. Pertlneni world problems are brouqhi lo the siudenls. 25

Page 33 text:

.gba -.. . N ,. ,N Y N N XM V- -' I..t. f..7 fngf- t 3 t ,Q ,V . , , 'g,aHiq, .- gg, -ra. A 'H-was-. ., V J.. -V , we afg,M,,f.. f X H fgagmi.-V. 32:3 .L-- --., 1 1' .Law , .ga , , , , g,:: .-'tv-tt-'JH-,y .524 , QAJF-f wa'-L-Mi2Btabpv'f S' Q f fa I H ., Winter comes early and stays late in Gettysburg. Snow falls and people fall from November to March. Everyone finds himself bogged down with work and special obligations from Thanksgiving to Christmasff term papers, tests, orphan parties, decorations, gifts--W the list is endless. Intramural sport competition is at its peak now as groups vie for championships in swim- ming, ping-pong, wrestling, and basketball. The Christ- : . . . . as at -J, , .M lu' s W wr ' ws- 'wi IDS A W Ly . 't , 1 5 YV ,, tl.. U . , ' A. , ,rs-v,., , ' -' ., 1 an . ' .. ' ,W ,, f l 5' La. -Af' . A amyqfx. , -x iw gc' Mr 1 f - 4., am.. . .t r te., - af, -Q-ws t A mas spirit keeps one going and everything is done somehow . . . then back to school as the judgment days draw near. lt's a time oi intent cramming, quick tem- pers, loeards, and little sleep. Students trudge through the snow to take exams, hand in term papers, and reluctantly discover their final grades. A new semester dawns, some resolutions are made, yet most students settle down for a long winter's nap until niideterms. W'nter forecml' A flur f activit