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

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Look around you. Now think back. Is Huntingdon College the same place it was when you entered it? No, even the freshmen must admit that a lot of things have changed. What’s been going on? What was the difference this year? Were you aware of a new attitude, a new feel- ing on campus? Did it slip up on you? It is a feeling of optimism—new this year. We have accepted the facts of a smaller student body, of decreased finances, of the privations that must come. And yet, with our acceptance has come a new outlook: this school will not die. It can- not; the old Huntingdon has subtly passed on and lives only in the minds of alumni. On its former campus stands a new school. A bold assumption? The rebirth of a college? How can it be so? Think back. Look around you. . .

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Look at the students having fun. There seemed to be more happy people here this year. . . Going to the show, throw- ing frisbees, playing a guitar, roller skat- ing, pep rallying, drinking—simple things—showed a somewhat more joy- Ous attitude on the part of students. = ie