Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Soon it was vacation time . . . and some of us found it kinder to our pocket books to hit the open road for home via a dextrous thumb and stubborn stamina. But, regardless of the mode of travel, it felt good to leave our well worn books and take off for a few days of comfort and ease. A Thanksgiving vacation was too short for us, and when the skies opened up and poured down tons of snow, we did not complain because school resumed a few days late. Going to classes through three feet of snow was a new and chill- ing experience for the Jaymen. 1 4 sssuuxail' R-i?'Rf'LF ' 'SQ ' N' Q AV J i FC.'..f'L'1'5 4' r 1 'QB Q 355 'Y E4 ' 11 ' '

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We cheered the Red and Black . . and even though jay's gridiron stalwarts suffered consistent setbacks, those after- noons and evenings spent in the cold stands will be remembered with affection. Then one afternoon Carnegie Tech came down to raise a little rumpus on our campus. The jaymen were a little taken back by the spirited Tartans, but rose quickly to the occasion and gave the cars of the invaders a destructive going OVCI.

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Finals descend upon us . . . like a plague and the small hours of the morning found lights in many dormi- tory Windows. Wlien the professor handed out those sinister blue books with a malicious grin on his face, We gave a Weak smile, shook our Weary heads and started writing. But how was anyone to get any studying done with Mestrovic performing Wonders on the hardwood. Many a night We resolved to stay in our room and study, yet what did books matter when jay's quintet was racking up victory after victory, and a tournament bid seemed in the ofling.