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it ra, ,Q an - F. Calvert Bacon I 945-1978 Cal Bacon, a man of great intelligence and personality, was not only a fantastic teacher, but a friend to all students. He was a critic and owner of thousands of books which he gladly loaned to students. As a sportsman, he jogged five miles daily and played golf. As a teacher, he not only provided knowledge in Latin and En- glish, but also his own personal views and attitudes to help make a day interesting. 20 'MWWH '98, Rondular Sometimes I get the feeling that I am looking ahead to what I have been Rather than to what I am going to be, And, God help me, I am frightened. Life isn't supposed to be a circle, it's a line going from birth to death, a simple, logical convergence of fate and fact until we fall into the abyss. Lately, though, the problem is growing deeper, the answers not so ready, the choices not so refined. The unknown has entered, the great not-to-be explained that throws the I whole into chaos. The line is bending into a circle, l and what was felt then has returned ant I am tormented by the strain. How can I look for a line when I keep seeing a circle, and how can I hope tc be something, when I keep becoming what I was. Rondular: Part II Even circles have points on them, places where ever thing before is also somehow after. What matter what the point signifies. Life, death, a love gained or lost, a friend discovered, a heart broken or mended . . . The problem comes, though, when th- discovery ofthe circle is abrupt, unexpcted. This can't happen to me, he whisper unconvincingly to himself. I was theri once. I have knowledge, now, and maturity and I am going down the line in a straight and orderly fashion, such is th folly of reason. Did you ever hear the one about the olc meddling dreamer who couldn't have what he wanted most?