Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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They trace the operations of the mind with the iron pen of fate, and tell us not only what powers are within, but how they have been employed. Mary Wollstonecraft , III! IIIII IIWEI? hm I III QEEQ? EEK IIKIk 12

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Which of those faces will you remember when you leaf through this journal years from now? Most probably the ones that belonged to the people you grew to be close to: which spurs you on to remem- ber the things you suffered through and shared together - 8 AM killers like Macro and Calcu- lus ... Saturday morning classes . marathons the profs you couldn't avoid any longer tBaird, Doc Hill, Railingy . . . bagging class football games snowball fights ... spring afternoon bike rides . . . trying to sunbathe while stacked like sardines outside Stine ... playing frisbee golf . . . jogging throught the battlefields. . . gruel- ing team practices winning those crucial games endless meetings pledging those wild parties tespecially the themesy ...hanging out at the Pub . . . Lin- coln Diner in the middle of the night . . . straggling in at 5 AM . .. those incredible hangovers shooting the breeze about the night before . . . glancing through the yearbook to identify that nice looking girl you just saw . . . great conversations . . . faces of friends. 1- A burst of autumn color illuminates the new sitting areas. 2 - The best solution for the late night munchies. 3- All eyes on the basketball, team members hope for an- other two points. 4 - Sophomore Betsy Straehle. 5 - By fall, Musselman Library was nearing completion. 6 - Decked for Fijils PunUMotown party, Amy Buck, Mary Showalter and Claudia Cook pose for a memorable picture. 11

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1- Chris Farris and Maria Caracciolo enjoy a laugh while walking to class. 2- A broken sewer line caused smoke clouds to pollute the walkway by Plank Gym for days. 3- Hockey player Sue Cannon concen- trates on driving her shot past her oppo- nents. 4- Bob Penn builds bridges in Alan Paulson's sculpture class. 5- Martha Mil- er finds that this CUB chair works just as well as a recliner. 6- Weird gargoyles leer at students as they enter Glatfelter. 0v '0' . oa'a-no-oo