Harvey Mudd College - Spectrum Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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JAMES G. RICHMAN Physics Second Excited State N First Excited State Space being fdon't forget to rememberj Curved fand that reminds me who said o yes Frost something there is which isn't fond of wallsj an electromagnetic fnow I've lost they Einstein expanded NeWton's law preserved conTinuum fbut we read that beForeJ of course life being just a Reflex you know since Everything is Relative or to sum it A11 Up god being Dead fnot to mention inTerredJ LONG LIVE that Upwardlooking serene Illustrious and Beatific Lord of Creation, Man: at a least crookin of Whose compassionate digit, earth s most terrific g : quadruped swoons into billiard Balls! -e. e. curnmings W 1 i 4 l Ground State

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The great use of life is to spend it for Oh, Lord, I thank you for the privilege and gift of living in a world filled with beauty and excitement and variety. I thank you for the gift of loving and being loved, for the friendliness and understanding and beauty of the animals on the farm and in the forest and marshes, for the green of the trees, the sound of a waterfall, the darting beauty of the trout in the brook. I thank you for the delights of music and children, of other men's thoughts and con- versation and their books to read by the fire- side or in bed with the rain falling on the ' roof or snow blowing past outside the window. Louis Bromfield Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for? Robert Browning STEPHEN EN DEM AN O Math something that outlasts it. ,, my Q ' William James - 'I' The hero is no braver than an ordinary man - x I' but he is brave five minutes longer Ralph Waldo Emerson The difficult we do immediatelyg . the impossible takes a little longer. '15 ,- r .