William Jewell College - Tatler Yearbook (Liberty, MO)

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. . . a kaleidoscope of colors and people and places and memories and endless cups of coffee and pep rallies and pledges and freshmen buttoning for annonying superior seniors a kaleidoscope of colorful ingredients and characters hits and snatches of almost memories and half forgotten names of people at parties across a room or close at hand or yelling at a game or playing bridge and playing hard but not hard enough in class shifting changing people who leave and come and go and people your never meet and some you'll never forget even after 39' ,

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i l l i only pieces of it only snatches that We remember only minutes that were unimportant and never the important things to hold on to and the endless puddles we remember puddles and lakes to Walk through and speeches to listen to classes to go to people to meet problems to suffer with papers to sweat over and crises to solve and stuffed animals on a hundred beds and classes in the cage and tatler queen and homecoming parades and people rehearsing for something and gym suits and rain the smells of open lab Windows and crowds pushing and hurrying to go somewhere