Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Dont you wish you had it? Apollo.

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Second semester brings a variety of ex- periences beyond the actual hectic regis- tration. Our ranks have been thinned. Not all of us are capable of college work, a bitter reality for many. Those that have survived the pressures, deadlines, and exams complain and grumble and, hke Sisphus, take up the burden of another semester. To seniors, it is the final nota- tions on a permanent record sheet, the taking of the GRE, and the moving of a name to the alumni files. It is the final hurdle in a four year race. The solitude of semester break.

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Second semester is a staccato of action. There are spring weekends where the beaches and mountains attract us and Hghten our pockets. On track and field days athlete ' s sweat forms quickly under the strain of competition. There is spring vacation and the cult of sun worship. There is Greek Week where an exchange of ideas, problems, and solutions flow among individual fraternities and the ad- ministration The week of discussions and lectures is climaxed at the Saturday night dance where we jammed ourselves into the confines of the Armory for an evening of frolic. The apogee of second semester is graduation. It is an end and a beginning within itself. The final page of a man ' s pro- logue is written. The first chapter lies ahead. A well-earned honor.