Longwood College - Virginian Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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.% % In years to come when we look back on our college days can we rely on our own memories to keep the experi- ences which we have shared as vivid as they are to us now? Or will it take some written word or visual clue to remind us? The Rotunda, a weekly voice of the students views and activities; the Gyre, a seasonal display of student literary ef- ,e- ,,., - v ,., fort; the Virqinian, an annual picture of a year •Vy j r lS $ fy $ gone by, will bring back these days as C?.«tfS a » though they were a part of us once again. Because of the service that these publications have given us ge days and be- r continuing ser- rs to come we the e 1 966 Virginian te this book to Longwood Col- ege publications and to those who so ably and willing- ly serve them.

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The jerky rhythm of the clattering voices, Bouncing thud against the air, And waving off in quivering acoustics, . . . Colonade Contest 1964