Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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y, 1 - Sun rays stream through the trees to Create an idyllic place to relax. 2 English prof Bob Fredrickson, Fredbob to many, surveys a picnic behind Plank Gym. 3 - Armed with a dictionary and pencil, Ken Lee grinds out another paper. 4 - Old steam engines chug past southern end of Campus. 16 UNDERCLASS 72 SPORTS 106 ORGANIZATIONS 150 ACTIVITIES 190 FACULTY 220

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1 1m; The Spectrum, the yearbook of Gettysburg College. A book of memories. A permanent hardcover record of this one year, 1981. The creation of such a book required a decision about what differentiated 1981 from other years. Parts of the college itself - the campus, the town, the battlefields - had become part of our lives. The impact of our stay, however, was not found in the stationary, ongoing, traditional facets of the college. 1 e Wrapped in an icy grip, berries glisten in the sun. 2 - Huber Hall, one of the older buildings on campus, majestically illustrates the age of Gettysburg College. 3 e Wind- ing around battlefield roads, pre-Civil War farmhouses can be found nestled in the tress. 4 - Victorian age gargoyles grace the archways of many buildings. 5 - A weather worn statue of General Lee stares resolute- ly up Pickett's Charge. 6 e Glatfelter Hall, a grand building from 1888, houses the ma- jority of classrooms. 7 e Old and new ar- chitecture mix as the new Musselman Li- brary looms above Penn Hall.