Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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This Was Your Life The links of a charm bracelet hold together an array of symbols repre ' sen ting many varied interests. Each of these presents its distinctiveness and bids for its share of attention. The ornament carries an impression of unity and enhances the attractiveness of the wearer. Not unlike a charm bracelet, The Quadrangle is a kaleidoscope of days falling like autumn leaves from the academic calendar caught in a whirl of excitement. Glimpses of individuals and groups recapture only in part the memory of events and activities which engaged the attention of West ' minster students during the past months. Inevitably, there is a degree of sameness from year to year and from college to college. Also, the pattern of extracurricular interests remain fairly constant. Vhat makes for the particular appeal of this year s record is the fact that you were there. Performer or listener, review the hours of preparation that went into your enjoyment of the programs of choir or recital. Leader or follower, share again the deep concern for our personal welfare evidenced by religious and student government groups. Writer or reader, thrill at the satisfaction of seeing your name or picture in print. Queen or candidate, officer or nominee, recall the anxiety of awaiting the outcome of an election. This was your life! 26

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Not Pictured: OTTO GRUNDLER JOAN LIPPINCOTT MATHILDE McKINNEY OSCAR SUSSMAN DORIS YARICK ROBERT ROOKS B.M., M.M. Admissions Counselor HENRY J. KEATING B.A., B.D., S.T.M., M.A. Coordinator of Religious Activities Administrative Staff Front Row: Mrs. Norman Curcio, Mrs. William Franklin, Mrs. Charles Rudy, Mrs. Jean Hicks. Back Row Mrs. Helen Cherry, Mr. Stanley Wright. 25

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