Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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Solitude, sought yet seldom found... a definite need during college life. Many of us discovered some isolated spot Where we were able to escape exacting studies, previously unannounced meetings and perpetual practices. We treasured these private moments when We could be alone with our thoughts of past errors, present occurrences and future promises. Our busy days crowded with activities were balanced by moments stolen from the hour before lunch, the early end to an afternoon lab or the few minutes before the soundness of sleep descended. Once we had Attempting to forget. the worries of studies. activi- pondered our problems, we regretfully exchanged ties of perhaps that certain t-.it-fi. we often mug-ht refuge in the soothing quietness of remote places. our quiet seclusion for the hurried life of the college student. Gaining a certain peace of mind made it easier to face the demands of another day's existence. .ff Lg.. . r . ' .rye fe-AWE? - V .Af 'V uegfgzfxl 'F' Y I Q -I, - vga A .t N.: A r is s A k ' 'A f Q x S i' . ,n X l Late in the afternoon, a solitary figure crosses campus swiftly and smoothly-engrossed in thought, occupied with personal problems. He is unaware of the buildings and integrated walks he has just passedg other people have passed by unnoticed. 11