Tabor College - Bluejay Yearbook (Hillsboro, KS)

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Since the conception of the human being, man has looked to things of beauty and grace for his inspiration and pleasure. Though man has progressed greatly since he first looked up into the heavens, his at- dtudes and opinion concerning beauty have changed very htUe.'The crisp air of a bright new day still quickens his pulse, the beauty of nature unaltered by time still holds his awe and admiration, and the soft peace he finds in a tranquil scene can still soothe his troubled nund if it f ' 'i ' as so f icii l L i A tw 4 352 elf' ' 5 1 ,Jfz , 'A 'wwf' ., ,au f f ,, uv i at , I ' 3, 4 H 54 A f -- fe fi ff 1' fe 1' 7

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When we look to this day we become aware that action, involvement and participation in the many extra facts of college life set the mood of the time. A fast game of volleyball, a free expression on the drums, the gaity of self-expression, or any other activity, all reflect the bursting desire for ac- tion and joy that constantly cries out against silence and inactivity. Fi, X6 1 I 1 N511