Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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Ecliforff note The year 1974-1975 was certainly a year to remember. It must have been, for you were here and it didn't end so very long ago. So - that is what this book is all about - that year. Although this book contains certain themes Cwhich you must find for yourselfl, the 1975 Kaleidoscope is no roman 21 clef. This book has no message and no moral. That which follows is an effort to portray the entire year with- out biases. And that, of course, is impossible. The opportunity or task for, in some cases, the burdenl of the yearbook editor is to deal with many unrelated things and to do justice to them all. Even with a tiny school like Hampden-Sydney it is difficult to treat everyone fair and square, so someone may think they have been overlooked by this yearbook. If so, it was unintentional. One may also find ribs, cuts, and jibes here. These light-hearted jests are exactly that and are not intended, by any means, to be malicious. Every ax in need of grind- ing has hopefully been set aside and the challenge of putting it aside was the most strenuous of all. I thank the staffs of the 1973 University of Missouri Savitar and the 1972 University of North Carolina Yackety-Yack for certain ideas, lay- out designs, and concepts I aped or stole. They would probably be very angry if they saw this Kaleidoscope. I also thank the Virginia State Travel Service whose color slides were used on the introductory Old Dominion pages. In no particular order I acknowledge a special debt to the following individuals: Russ, who put up with my complaints Bill M., who never turned in one lousy photo Nancy, who in an indirect way helped me meet the first deadline and who was fsornetimesj there Kim, who smiled while she typed Robin, who stepped in - just in the nick of time Al and Clark, who listened Emory and Sandy, for some last minute help Hassell, for the ingrained critical eye And a special thanks to Hunter Publishing Company, particularly John Perry, without whom obviously this book would or could not exist. In an era when business rules roughshod and big money talks Cand people do notj, these folks really care. Thank you for the opportunity. It's not everyone who has a guaran- teed captive audience for 272 pages. - Pat Manson '75

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The 1975 Kaleidoscope is dedicated to Has- sell Algernon Simpson, whom I not too soberly introduced to an old girlfriend as Has- sell Algernon Sydney, . . . Sownynge in moral vertu was his speche, And gladly wolde he lerne and gladly teche. -Chaucer