University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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ACTIVITIES Himflrerls of nzen both in anrl out of the hloclclzoiise anfl around the launching pail were doing tlicmSfi1'1d.a' of things. -just to get one rocket off the pail. At the Capstone, too, tho11.s'a:ia'S of activities are T661Illfdfl.-Al'l,l.S'f to shoot one student off the launching pail of his enrollment blank into the orbiting life of a growing collegian. Clas.s'e.s', exanzs, graduation. Starlent government, Crimson if XVl1ite, the rlelyating teani. Rats-liing, Honzeeonzing, partying. Concerts, lect11l'e,s', sern1on.s'. A stroll hanfl-in-hancl. A clash to the post office. A moment of rlayflreanzing. -All quite nece.s:s'ary. To lift one Capstone student into the trajectory of a huflcling leafler in his chosen fielil. ,....x

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