Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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opening Sports, Arts, Living, and Learning : be aed “ = cr he Wheaton is not just academics. It is creating through many different means loys Lars We eave (states ols Kesurebemey lel building, a painting or other form of art, or expression through sports. All of these things are part of the total experience. Much of the creating that goes on is done in id oXeme (oy uoem uoleyretswmox-Lel eM uclesro ts as individual as each piece of art, or each play in a game. AYAYA oerct coyotes bicetow el-10) oe) (sm aeks opportunity to construct their lives through a variety of mediums. Living and learning are the two key words that describe Wheaton. : : ell = sas iipaat eee Tinie ie pada cteg eee

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(1) Weekends start on a happy note with rainbows and the hope for a pot of gold. (2) The Loftisa gathering place for the entertainment with the constant reminder to those under age to BEWARE! (3) Of course the weekends would not be complete without the many men who visit our campus. This bunch was brought by the brother of Eileen McDonough. opening 14