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Senior: No. | was headed for the library to get material for a paper. But there is something that connects me to you: | had a grand-dad, class of ’28. He died just short of having his reunion. He used to tell me how it was to move the college here from Clarksville, where he started as a freshman, how nice it was to go to school with girls here in Memphis, stuff like that, you Know. | miss him now. 30: If he was ’28, I'd probably know him. We were really small then. His name? Senior: Cleatus Miller. 30: Why, sure. His reputation overshadowed ours for years. He won a big debate at Yale. We took pride in that, I'll say! Senior: Please wait. I'll be back here right away. (Exit) Wife: | wonder how long ‘“‘right away”’ will be. Well, it’s a lovely day. time melts, Papa, we did a little walking hand-in-hand right over where we're sitting now. | think. 30: Pretty daring thing then, freshman girl! Ah, here come two others wearing tags. (Youngish-looking but white-haired man approaches side by side with a thin, long-haired man uncomfortably wearing a too tight collar and tie.) Older Man: I’m William Akers, 1950. This is Martin Hundley, class of ’70. We’ve just met. | see you’re of the golden year. So fit. | don’t think I'll make that one.
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30: I'm Ernest Willoughby. This is my wife. There’s supposed to be a coffee-hour inside, but I'm afraid | might find nobody coming from my class. We met a boy a while ago who’s gone to get some friends. Wants to talk to us. Wife: That’s what he said. Let’s face our own loose ends and have a little conclave here: Southwestern in the Light of History. “140: I'm looking for someone. I'd like to stay, but ... 50: ‘““Someone”’ will find you. Come on, stick with us, we need a good Aquarian gathered here. Didn’t you protest Viet Nam, Watergate, all that? Your generation was a watershed, after which this college really changed toward what you people thought you wanted. ’70: | was pre-med. | did wear dirty jeans and loved the Beatles, but | am Libra not Aquarius. | supported Nixon. 30: Man after my own heart, you are, doctor. ’70: Oh, I’m not a doctor. I’m a lawyer for the Civil Liberties Union. In fact, I’m only here in town today to check the case of a black woman who ...
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