Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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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

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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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u mi H a unun azimmmuiicu.9421in t1 mum! Emaiilititlmtilzifltlililiit .iiiiltitiililtltliii MMiT. 9 .2; .0-4- :5 ii i ,9 i Distinguished by particular Egg: attributes, it is the faces of dif- 3? ferent people that make up gvxm. - . .VLJu: ..u2. k+iwcugtuuffz:wgu..:.:u;x;:; A... qumagner M i Gettysburg College. As every year, this unique blend of indi- viduals evolves into the student body. This body of persons, while sharing a chosen condi- tion of life, branches out in a multitude of directions. Matchless in comparsion to other institutions and other eras, the many personalities that color the campus this year are to whom this book is dedicated. Like the Spectrum title implies, it is our purpose to help others notice the diversity among those faces. Wu