McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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CARNEGIE LIBRARY 1'- A, Nfentally, 11 visitation to the storehouse of knowledge for the four lean years.

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Catch Up!!! rolls the cry from wagon to wagon as victuuls and bedding are lmstilj' stowecl away. Campfires slowly become but dying embers. A new clay lms begun. New lnncl lies ahead . . . Witli worried frown and vacant expres- sion, the weary student stares at calendar or clock. Oli, to be ll ' A fl I '37 pioneer, Cnug it up: EHI H

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College opens again in the fall . . . stu- dents pour in from surrounding towns and states . . . registration begins a series of new adventures . . . fill out all the questionnaires . . . choose your own sub- jects . . . gradually new friends join thoughts . . . consultations with faculty members commence . . . The questionnaires are still offering head- aches . . . where did the ink spots come from? . . . tear up the mimeographed sheets . . . tousle the hair . . . set down an answer of merit . . . To Pay or not to pay . . . how much is the bill? . . . line forms on the right, as usual . . . ministers, athlete, student . . . all shell out the same fees . . . ask for the receipts . . . they come in handy for fu- ture memories . . . Silence reigns at the library . . . students once more get busy . . . industrious scholars grab the encyclopedias . . . book- worms make themselves more comfort- able . . . term-papers will be due in six weeks . . . start work for exams . . . All is not study . . . even books must receive an occasional overhauling . . . new bindings are frequently in demand . . . all forces work together to gain more knowledge . . . some industry creates new leisure . . Q-if