Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Phi Psi CLI, 1962, Vol. 22
January: E x am s again, this time more meaningful than before. Semester break - for some a sad farewell; for oth ers promise of a future.
As the new semester begins, the crisp air is saturated with determination; thoughtful frowns are numerous. And perhaps the glory of snow will turn the world into a child's wonderland.
Spring comes in stocking feet so slow but so quickly. One morning you rise and she is waiting. The air is light with friendship and laughter, coloring a world so long in peace. Pastels prevail. The campus is awed by the awareness of the miracle of life. Couples walk arm in arm; ivy on the walls is greener than green; and the plump moon is amused as romance seeps into the hearts of even the most timid. Books become a symbol of dreaded duty and are carried or avoid ed by grudging scholars.
The last three months of school slip swiftly by. Days pass, crammed with activities. So many things to do.
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