Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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Second semester begins with a relatively calm registration and with enthusiastic students. For some it is a new start, while for seniors it is the beginning of the last chapter of their college ex- perience. Amid the hectic begin- ning, the social calendar whirls as Greek Week arrives. Spring is not far off as is evidenced by the weather and the number of cars over on the city ' s eastern border.

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Time runs away from us while we attempt to do m two weeks what should have been done during the semester; however, some succeed in accomplish- ing the impossible, while others vow to make am- mends. Thus, half the year is ended, and we seek the snow-covered mountains to recuperate from the intensive studying that is now behind us. One week of bliss is hardly enough to prepare us for the semes- ter ahead, but little rest is far better than none at all. 18

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Spring evolves in its full effulgence as baseball, tennis, golf, and track move into the sports scene, while the Sons of Ben migrate to the sandy beaches, the mountains and other fun-loving attrac- tions for the holidays. Time is running out, for sen- iors have only to take the GRE and final exams before their sweat, frustration, anxiety, and hours of toil come to an end. Play Day at Converse and the I.F.C. Sing occupy the closing moments of Wofford 1967. With graduation come shouts of joy and feel- ings of uneasiness, about what lies ahead, but most important comes the realization that this is the be- ginning. The final page of a man ' s prologue is writ- ten ; the first chapter lies ahead.