Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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Life at Kenyon, for one having the proper values, motivations, and perspectives, is active and rewarding: classes take up the morning hours,' labs and seminars offer an opportunity for research and often stimulating discussionf athletics, activities, brulge games and such give an opportunity for greater self-development and well-roundedness. Around 11:00, the Coffee Shop is in, Ramona is there and other friends too. For some, faced with an hour exam or paper clue, study occasionally continues late into the night. Others, artificially fortified with coffee, 'benny-pills, and No Doz choose to make nighters a way of life. 1Veele-ends, the atmosphere is more relaxed. Neigh- boring schools are frequented in the search for feminine charms. One can indulge in long-term work projects. Some, for better or worse, idealize La Dolce Vita. if

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Homecoming 1962 was highlighted by the dedication of McBride Field - the gift of Mr. Pierre McBride, an affluent and altruistic friend of the College fClass of 19183. Festivities began on Friday as alums began trickling back. An international folk-singing concert was followed by division and display-building parties. Saturday, the hooters defeated Ohio Wesleyan 2-1 while the football team dropped a 20-14 heartbreaker to Capital. The traditional half-time cane rush saw the Class of '66 victorious. The weekend was climaxed by an evening of dressy parties and dancing. A controversy over the break-up of the Alpha Delta Phi alumni celebration excited the campus for a time.