Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Pren'dentfr Mermge The editors of the 1968 SPECTRUM have gathered in these pages a description of a year in the life of Gettysburg Col- lege. For understandable reasons the emphasis in this record is on students, and on their activities in campus life. While eEorts have doubtless been made to provide a sampling from many aspects of student life it is evident that the pace and fullness of a collegiate year would make impossible any at- tempt at completeness. This record of 1967-1968 at Gettysburg is, therefore, a be- ginning point for each reader who would regather the content of this year. It follows that each will attach his own meaning to what has taken place on this campus and to his part in the overall venture of a year of collegiate life. This process of at- taching meaning to this yearbook and what it offers begins now and continues down through the years. The 1968 SPECTRUM is now and will continue to be a means of recalling persons and individual accomplishments. Its greatest value, however, will most likely be found in the op- portunity it provides one to renew an association between a place and a period of life from which has come a lasting in- fluence and meaning. C. A. Hanson

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Student Life AUDREY McCARTI-IY Editors BARB WOLD