University of Wisconsin River Falls - Meletean Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

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If eyes were mode for seeing Then beauty is its own excuse for being. — Emerson

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 THE CAMERA SCANS THE CAMPUS catching students in vorying activities—studying, attending class, engoging in extra-curricular activities, having coffee in the cafeteria, worshiping in church, competing in sports, chatting in the student center. All these are o part of college life. The picture changes from season to season. First the crisp brown leaves of foil. Then the soft white of newly-fallen snow. The fresh green of spring is followed by o burst of color and the warmth of the summer sun. Campus life, too, moves in cycles—registration, mid-terms, final exams—Homecoming, Winter Carnival, Spring Prom—picnics, skiing, a drive in the country-football, basketball, baseball, and track—freshman, sophomore, junior, senior. The camera views the scene, stopping action, arresting time, recording what it sees.