Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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And the magic of their singing casts its spell. While life and voice shall last 14

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Beck Chapel, small only in size, awaits all who would enter. The blanket of snow around Kirkwood is stitched into a crazy quilt by thousands of students wading to class.

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' ' y ere Poor Little Lambs ... While life and song shall last describes part of the restless spirit of college youth fighting to remove the restraining bonds of supervisory forces. Before assuming the responsibilities of mature adulthood, they have the right and the opportunity to be mo- mentarily carefree, to pause in the pursuit of aca- demic studies, and to experience some of the things they have read about in books. Whether it is during a round of TGIFing, a picnic at Brown Coimty, a quick dip in an off-limits quarry, or a thousand other settings, there appears a never-to- come-again opportunity to know people from a va- riety of backgrounds on an equal basis. They have their youthful fling, are scoffed at by the siiort-memo- ried older generation, and then they pass and are forgotten like the rest. We ' re poor little lambs who have lo st our way .... and we ' ll pass and be forgotten like the rest. 15