Southwestern University - Souwester Yearbook (Georgetown, TX)

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Winter really does come to central Texas Jack Frost was slow in coming, but he finally arrived and left his mark all over the outdoor s- - icy cars that wouldn ' t start, bone- chilling wind. . . and the beauty of an almost dream- like ice world where a silent foun- tain twinkles and heavy-laden trees glisten in the winter moonlight.

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Fall grads celebrate new beginning Over sixty Southwestern students changed their identities to that of Southwestern graduates on December 18, 1977. The Commencement Address, Ideas Have Legs , was presented by Dr. Angus Springer to the graduates, parents, families and friends assembled in the Chapel to share the occasion of ending one phase of life and embarking on another. (Upper left) Graduates-to-be enter the Chapel for the ceremonies. (Lower left) Mark Kishego receives his degree. (Upper right) Dr. Springer explains his belief that Ideas Have Legs . (Lower right) Candidates march to the Chapel.

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Rush Rush Rush The parties and the pressure, the rules and the uncertainties, the smiles and the doubts and the laughter and the tears--all are integral parts of the annual ritual of formal rush. So many names and faces and memories and, worst of all, decisions ! Then comes the moment when the bids are released, and emotions take over again--for some, disappointment; but for many others, happiness and satisfaction in having forged a new bond of friendship and sharing. 17