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II? < ^ -2^ repp V. J.-t-^!Sff^-ji:- -^.^-lij. j$ f£&*3.*i & m^Bm\ fill'; k. /" AM ^ ^.v^^^^^^S^Sv... £ £&ki*i ,.•- J. L '/Ci «"»i»**r\ P "Growth is Life. We cannotescape from this expansive force. From the beginning ofour embryonic stage until today, we have notbeen fully aware of the changeswhich took place to make uswhatwe are. The process of growth, however unconscious, is continual. In many instances, efforts are y thwarted-the branch mustgrow in another direction. This constant searching, groping, and rerouting ofour ideas makes us like a tree which will grow notonly tall and spindly, but like a /artoak with strong, yetgrotesque imbs." - White Heather 1960 ^Inevitable need for progress We A skatescontinual change. cherish whatwe have and whatwe have "4 We had. anticipatewJgjgEJHfe&dft^ vr4-t0ur hopejs.that in "—dimihatewhat has been :*&v whathas been worthy, i ^&a^-^zk*imm& nr i When St. Andrews was formed in 1961 with the merging ofFlora Macdonald College and Presbyterian Junior College, these two student bodies understood well the pain and triumph that comes with change. As St. Andrews grows and changes in response to the dynamic world around it, we can't help but feel that the students ofFlora Macdonald and Presbyterian Junior have been there before. This year's yearbook stafftook a look at the past yearbooks ofthese two schools to draw upon our theme ofgrowth. nsmimm* ^^t^V^EfiX'. / / The quotes you find here are all from those past yearbooks. We hope that this book serves as a reminder ofthe great changes that have and will occur not only at our school, but also within us as we make ofourselves the individuals we desire to be. Look fondly upon the memories you've created this year in the classroom, in the residence halls, with student clubs, on an athletic or equestrian team, but most importantly with the people that make St. Andrews the specialplace that it is. •^^&JSm'jsS&S?&WT&i Some ofthe best memories about college are created when you least expect it. Whether its the campus wide parties orpopular sitcom marathons with your suite mates, some ofthe most memorable things happen you least expect it, but you come to expect it all the time. It's the stuffall those insidejokes are made ofand the parts 'SSSKft y A^a^v/rtcsi*.' udent Life True friendship grows more slowly ofthis place that make it so different than any otherplace you've belonged to before. It's whygoing home doesn't feel quite the same each time you make the trip because you know you'rejust as much at home here as you are in your hometown. It's how afterjust short time, you know your a St. Android and will be forever. .'*".'^.-2«S-'& L^.li ''£¥****?>: 4~&>.%m r^ Top:JamesWalls,JamesLloyd, TommyWilsonandWillJames get readyfortheWomen'sLacrosse 80'sPartyinFarrago. (PicturebyLeslieFirth.) Topright:CSU PresidentKyle Davisgetssomehelponhis We have all heard how homeworkforAnsleyDepiero, these are the "best days daughtePratoifenLciel;yDgerpainedrdoauagnhdteMratotf of our lives". Even if that ProfessorDeborahDepiero. is not true, our days at St. (PicturesubmittedbyLilyDepiero.) Andrews definitely qualify as some of the strangest. proBvoidtetsomsolmefet:oCfhtahnedlmeursiMcerfroerlal Where else is it CampusCrusade event. (Picture completely appropriate to submittedbyJonlecker.) dress in your best 80's garb and the strut your ?venBtosttthoamtcroigmhet:tOonceamopfutshedmurainnyg stuff....in public? As GAN2Aweek. strange as it might be, (PicturebyJennBruner.) some of the best memories are being forged and thank goodness they are also being caughton camera! ws&m. .7 \ '
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