University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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ROBERTA DIJNLAP o diiJCoVv vWui? ' eleaivor soltherla.xd ystMMSM y oj uMV ANIVUAL PUBLItATIOI OF THE WOMAN ' S COLLEGI

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FQREVER IN DUR FONDEST MEMORIES WILL REMAIN THOSE VIVID PICTURES OF OUR FOUR YEARS ON THIS CAMPUS - - - Bewildered and puzzled, yet inspired and determined, we as Fresh- men enter the doors of Woman ' s College. Loaded down with baggage full of things we don ' t need but just couldn ' t leave behind, we settle in room with a stranger. The dorm becomes home to us when the coun- selor hands us our room key with a few welcoming remarks. The stranger who shares our dresser soon knows as much about us as Bos- well about Sam Johnson. Before we realize it, we are in the midst of the hustle and bustle of classes, bull sessions, dances, and all the things that make college a busy life. The nightmares we had over our first examinations prove to be foolish. The professors who are sup- posed to be fearful objects turn out to be real people who are ready for our friendship and who always welcome us to their homes. Years roll by like a calendar flipping away in the movies. Suddenly we realize that we are Seniors and that four years of happiness and prep- aration are almost over. A PASSPORT TO INDEPENDENCE To use a platitude — Graduation week is one we shall always remember. Things and people we see everyday become dearer to us. We somehow forget all of our headaches and only the bright events stand out as we look back over our W. C. days. We joke to each other about coming back the next year to fulfill our wildest dream: to spend the night in the lovely bedrooms of the Alumnae House. With the sadness of departure in our hearts min- gled with the thrill of facing the future prepared, we leave W. C.