Huntingdon College - Bells and Pomegranates Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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OO Avie LD In Dr. Tommy’s classes we learn cf the “Golden Num- ber Nineteen,” and with Dr. Andrews we “gallop through the centuries.” From eight till sometimes late in the aft- ernoon we sit through classes —bored, indifferent, often stimulated. For the most part we enjcy our studies at Hunt- ingdon and are grateful for the personal interest the teachers take in our prob- lems. But there are times when we leave the class- rooms, when lab experiments are finished, and the attrac- tion of uniforms and conver- tibles make us forget we meant to spend the afternoon in the Libe.

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Wants ill ne IN Over the weekzend we welcome the special ptcasighs Mat deserve our long dre$seseafreuBts, |feceptions, the Freshmangunipr Beom—and those that call forA@%torWeradclofhes—teas, luncheons, Wa” Ereshyfeaa. hay ride. Some jpigfts we stroll to Rlowers for music regitals or slig (nto the chapel to listen while someone practices. Tears stihgeur eyes, Aard we feel chill DUS prickle-ovr—oyms} as the crgan— he violin, andetBhe Noices of the Glee Club blend in -MaJensen’s “Green iydow.”