St Pauls College - Tiger Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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A Scene from the Homecoming Coronation Thelma Thomas, Miss Homecoming The students of Saint Paul ' s make it what it is. The atmosphere is one of friendliness and warmth. There is a continuing flux of activity. The dormitory walls are bursting with a milieu of laughter, sorrow, serious studying, record playing and bull sessions. A student with arms full of books crosses the rolling hills of the cam¬ pus many times in search of knowledge. But there is also time for fun and pageantry; time to crown a homecoming queen or a fraternity queen. Left to right: Gloria Davis, Kappa Sweetheart; Pearlie Claiborne, Alpha Sweetheart; Jacqueline Howerton, Omega Sweetheart. 4

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Buildings are just bui ' ’ igs; they are nothing with¬ out the personalities who inhabit them and make them come alive with activity. This is Saint Paul’s College. A college can not exist without its students, and the essence of college is symbolized in its seniors. Here it is not uncommon to walk down a hall and listen to students whose conversations range from the lastest classroom assignment, the latest fashion to their latest solution to the problems of mankind. Life here is a variety of people, places and things. Four years ago, we came from all parts of the coun¬ try. We have been able to live and work together and to form life long friendships. Spring will mark the culminating point of our experiences at Saint Paul ' s. Some seniors will venture out into the business world and the world of the teacher. Others will seek suc¬ cess in the professions, such as medicine and law. Yes, this is Saint Paul ' s College, and it is slipping by ever so fast now. Soon it will be a part of the past, but our memories will aways be a part of the present. Every Saint Paulite possesses a love for his college and what she stands for and what she teaches him to stand for. In this Annual, we hope to capture and render to you a picture of the life we lead as students of Saint Paul ' s College. Leslie D. Smith, Jr. Editor-in-Chief 3 mmm

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When the long day is safely over, there are moments of relaxation. A student browses through the library, plays a variety of games or simply sits down to friendly chatter. At other times the roar of the student body fills the gym as the Tigers score another basket. Soon a bell will be heard, tolling out the news of a Tiger victory. At times there is the colorfulness of fraternity and sorority lines, and the excitement of All-Greek Day. There are other times in a student ' s experiences here. Times when he feels that he stands alone. He searches within himself and finds that there is not strength for every trial. Yet in the quietness of chapel, far from the turbulance of campus life, he looks above and finds again the visions of his destiny. 5