Harford Junior College - Owl Yearbook (Bel Air, MD)

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If a man should wake in a foreign land after a long sleep and see the sun low in the sky, he would have to wait for the sun to change its posi- tion before he could tell if it Were rising or set- ting. So we 'identify each moment by the changes that take place. The moment: the year '63-'64. The changes: a tax cut voted through the House of Representa- tives for the kat time in sixty years, a Negro en- tered a white high school inBirmingham, for the first time in a thousand, a woman in South Dakota gave birth to quintuplets - and Harford Junior Col- lege broke ground for a new campus. These iden- tify our year of great changes. The ground breaking ceremony, September 18, was the beginning. After that, work moved ahead rapidly, and the low modern buildings new housing the classrooms, library and science labs of Har- ford Junior College rose over the meadows of Prospect Hill Farm. To these in a very few years will be added a fine arts building, a student cen- ter, and a gymnasium. So many changes have already taken place that the sun can only be rising over Harford Junior College. A beginning has been made, the future looks bright and we confidently leave our hopes in the hands of the students to come.

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DR. JOHN W. MUSSELMAN President