Kean University - Memorabilia Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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THE NORM Foreword To flu' .St'1ll.UI'S.' This is one ol the most signilicant text-hooks you will liau- stuflieil rluring your whole curriculum i11 the State Normal School at Newark. lt may not have in it the wisflom of some you have sturliefl anrl reafl. hut there is something more precious even than wisrloing or shall we say rather that wisfloni comes only when knowledge is Sl1I!l'Dll'lll0ltlCfl hy the joy of sharerl experiences. This hook hrings lo you those sulitle anfl exquisite high-lights anfl shamlows which alone can give rlepth and reality to the 11iemory-picture of your life togetlier here. You will remeinher that your president came to the Normal with you, Il freshman three years ago, We have grown up together, you anfl this presiclent. and now as he carries on without you, he cannot hut rememher that yffu have been chief among those who erlucaterl him thus farferlueatefl him lmy your heau- tiful spirit of loyalty, your almility to leacl in the organization of stuflent life, your zeal for a richer, fuller experience, socially, culturally, in recreation ancl, tinally, by the rare and heautiful privilege of your frienclship anfl love. You are leaving one of your classmates lmehincl. He needs your support, antl aflvice, anrl loyalty, ancl love, as he tries too, to gain an education through living. The school neerls you, the faculty neefls you-not now alone, hut always. You are more than just some sturlents Qfllflllflllllgj yott are pioneers of a new faith-a faith ever rehorni in the ability of mankincl through trained, intelligent, conseeratefl service, to re- make the face of the earth, until prophets' dreams come true. :Xnieriea anfl the world need you-need you ilesperately-to place highest those values which are highest, the values of the soul. Classmates in life. l greet youel flo not say farewell ! Very sincerely, your frienil, Xl. lzkxi-.sr lou xsi-mn. 9