Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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pu R,..., , Education is a lesson in communication Our high kicking, hand clapping cheerleaders spark 'rhe enihusiasm of boih 'rhe Team and 'the speciaior. Miifi Q, i The many walks which cross our campus are avenues of anfimaied conversa+ions, hur- ried business conferences, or academic consulfafions. Glowing candles and soaring voices lif+ our minds 'ro Meaning and our hearis fo Hope in 'Phe spirii of Chrisfmas. 432:?'1v.ai1f 7 ig 4 Y X l Jig!! ,pair

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111,54 ,mis . - M 'N'-ill Some like to talk. . .some like to listen. There are no strangers in the Student Union. Around this atmosphere of friendship student life revolves. The step from the union to the classroom is shortened by a sensitive understanding of each student's personality by the professor and by his encouragement of individual expression. Among the wisest of men, many have come to the Hendrix Stage, some in person, some represented by our actors, each brings a message, all come with a purpose - to enlighten as well as entertain.

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r 1 pdfvv College experience develops character, shapes the future Social life abounds at Hendrix for a committee dedicated to that purpose fills the calendar with en- tertainment or recreation every week. The action is usually fast and furious on the court, whether the participant wears a basketball uni- form or an Indian headdress. As- in years past the chieftain's spirit- ed dance rouses excitement in each student. For most Hendrix students there comes a time when obedi- ence and humility are important goals. Such times as these help to remove extraneous glitter from a person's nature and replace it with strength of character. The guardian ot the stu- dents trom themselves, the campus cop patrols the buildings: maintains the dry quality ot the campus: and malces his rounds until the last light is extinguished at night.