Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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So many changes in four short years: new buildings, new people; cement paths where once there was grass; a tree gone here, a street closed there. It is different even now. But some things havenht changed: there are still three pil- lars in front of the ad building tthough it wasn9t until my junior year that I realized there were three and not two or feud, fresh- men still look lost on fall registra- tion day, and Canard is still the most popular place on campus.

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Those things I will remember when I remember college. But col- lege is more than buildings and classes, even m o r e than tradi- tions: College is people and feelings- students, teachers, administrators intermingling their thoughts and ideas. It is bicycle rides in the early morning frost when the lambs you stop to pet nibble your fingers or the spring colts at the Morgan horse ranch get just so close and then run away with bushy tails flying. It is bull sessions that go on and on and never end. And you talk about God and life and things that count. Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? You don,t find out at one sitting, perhaps you haven,t yet found out-but you are a better person for having sought. And you will continue to seek-all your life- for college has taught you this.