Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

Page 19 text:

MAINTENANCE ‘Well, if the truck’s in the way, we'll have to walk on the grass.” PLACEMENT So I have a liberal arts education — HOUSEHOLD Turkey fricassee, missing laundry, and a dog with a Wheaton jacket ALUMNAE “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend.” NEWS BUREAU Bounce, bulbs, and bylines INFORMATION The voice in the darkness

Page 18 text:

eo. INFIRMARY 1:00 fo 3:30... .. . Monday and Thursday S200 7013.0 BOOKSTORE The calm within the storm LIBRARY 1 can’t find Pogo in the card catalogue Page fourteen

Page 20 text:

ae? Peete pe be Pate tae i MISS MISS MISS MISS HIGUCHi METCALF BUSH HEUSER Page sixteen Art In the beginning there was a piece of stone, and the stone came to life. For Pegasus endowed man with knowledge and Venus imbued him with the love of beauty. They called this combination art, and man was able to mould his feelings from the stone. Thus man became an artist. We saw flat figures of brilliant designs painted on the walls of the Catalonian Chapel. We watched images of the treasures of classical Greece and imperial Rome move on the screen before our eyes. We saw pictures of the maidens who bear their punishment and hold the weight of the Erectheum on their heads. Discussions helped us to feel the excite- ment of Lautrec’s dancers who go wild with gaiety. Some of us were able to use our knowledge to create a statue or a painting. Thus we, too, have become artists: some of us creators, and some of us appreciators. “We saw flat figures” NH ERERLRAEUAD SAADEH Tou UasceU A AACAAUN AHR TENA A = ™ seapennenananeenss ‘For your room?”