Lees McRae College - Ontaroga Yearbook (Banner Elk, NC)

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, , fl 'ff ..s, . - .. I-nf. gf L Y ' fa -Q -fl'- 'l .', HIL. , 'rv ' - E 5 fri' 1-Villa' is ,diff . ti , 3 Adam Bowman Science Hall The 1965 ONTAROGA Nineteen sixty-five . . .What is it? To the stu- dents of Lees-McRae it is more than just a year - more than a mere passage of time. lt's the past to be held in our minds and remembered in the future. To us it has been many things - study, fun, worry and responsibility. We are ready, now, to put these ex- periences to use, to answer the challenge of the pre- sent, while we are here and when we leave. This edition of the ONTAROGA is going to tell the story of the year 1964- 65. We hope to record for you in pictures and prose the year 1964-65 at, LEES-McRAE COLLEGE WE CREATE IN OURSELVES WHAT MONUMENTS LAST M9-HY hours are Spent in the Lab iI1D1'ePa1'3ti0f1 for Class assign' A familiar banner in front of theChaffee Center reads Welcome ments. ' to Lees McRae The Campus in the Clouds ?llu--....

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'Ib O.T. Carnival offers fun and excitement and affords the students a break in the routine of classes, labs, and study. Here students participate in the penny-pitching booth. The smell of formaldehyde and the sight of a dead shark do not discourage anatomy students Fetzer and Lansdale. Long hours are spent in the library in preparation for class. The 1965 ONTAROGA offers a written tribute to a n ument of history and time - a year. It was a year of s - 0 life, activities, learning, and people. It was a year character ized by happiness and sadness, success and failure, athle and studies, disappointments and worry. The people, h ever, made the year -- the bright-eyed, eager freshmen the confident sophomores. These two classes together v Lees-McRae and offered the foundations for the year brought it to a close -- a year in the past. There is aunity -- a oneness among the students at Le McRae. This unity is easily seen in the spontaneous expi sions of spiritual, social, and educational activities of campus life. Lees-McRae is one school -- one student body compc of unique and original individuals, each possessing his distinctive characteristics, achieving his own rewards, expressing his own thoughts. Yet,there is at Lees-Mc a harmony of purpose to acquire, to learn, to prepare meet the challenges of the role of adulthood. The students are many, constantly shifting and divi through varied classes, clubs, and curriculum. They freshmen and sophomores, each absorbed in his own l world, in the subjects he studies, and in the people he me What of the oneness and the spirit of Lees-McRae It has made each ready for future and placed him in the thi hold of life prepared. MOVEMENT . . . ACTIVITY IN HALLS, AND E Students await the arrival of the band at the Christmas dance. The band The spring formal, the May Day Dance, climaxes a year of fes- showed up at 10:30. tivity and dances. Soon after the May Day activities final exams roll around and the curtain falls on another year at LMC. T ,ff A