Montreat Anderson College - Agape / Sundial Yearbook (Montreat, NC)

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. . . games take our attention from the drab weather . . . we’re enthusiastic about the action, the competition . . . the score is important, but the spirit is vital . . . we're glad to be alive . . . invigorated by the noise and tension . . . anxious in the game’s last quarter . . . we cheer . . . sometimes we cry . . . we play hard, intent on victory . . . cheering makes us hoarse but happy . . . we’re part of the excitement . . . something is bringing us out of the solitude, out of our sense of aloneness ...

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... we settle down to a new year . . . we wait and wonder . . . there is little excitement . . . things seem to be ending . . . why are we here? what is that intangible something we’re always looking for? ... we laugh, we cry . . . we love and hate ... we complain, and become depressed . . . sometimes, there is joy in learning . . . we're interested ... we read and ponder . . . and we understand . . . most of all we wait . . . and hope . . .

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air is a sensation of aething different . . . things seem ime, yet . . . something has anged ... we ru» hd yell more usual . . . evegyojej ts up . . . some even stfuiflg . . . some grow more serious . . . new romances spring up . . . old ones are renewed . . . spring vacation, longer than usual, still passes too quickly . . . gray days have passed . . . fresh rain . . . mountain laurel, dogwood, and azaleas . . . may day . . . she comes, she comes, our radiant queen . . .” the charm and grace of the whole court awaken us to the beauty which aboundsiiere). . . not merely the nalur z . a spiritual beauty as v ell b autjr that has come witb j row'’ awakened also respi a new seS- f'feludent officers takes over, and the honor brings work . . . plans . . . reflecting on what was wrong in the past, we set higher goals . . we find ourselves maturing . . . slowly . . . gradua perhaps painfully 12