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It is the glory and good of Art, That Art remains the one way possible Of speaking truth, t o mouths like mine at least. Robert Browning DEDICATION What does Art mean to you? That was the question put to us by Mr. Farrington in the final examination of our Art appreciation course in that Paleolithic period when we were freshmen. The question was heavily weighted; a wrong answer impossible. Now, four years later, we ask the question, What has Mr. Farrington, our advisor, meant to us? The question is again heavily weighted. The answer again cannot be wrong, but surely will be inadequate. Patience, understanding and unobtrusive guidance have been the basic colors with which his brush has painted the four years of progress on the academic canvas. The tones he has used have been the good humor, the ready encouragement, the sincere interest he has always shown in our problems and progress. We only hope that when the picture is complete, the artist will be as satisfied with the results as we, the grateful recipients, are.
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THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE These are difficult days for those in the teaching profession. While great advances have been made in providing adequate salaries, much more needs to be done to improve the professional status and monetary reward which its services so deservedly merits. On no group does the future of our great country so vitally depend for its existence than on the teaching profession. We need doctors for our physical well being, lawyers to provide us with legal advice, engineers and scientists to provide us with the knowledge to advance swiftly in the mechanical and nuclear fields. But it is education which must provide us with these doctors, lawyers and scientists as well as economists and business men. Hence our whole society rests upon the teacher at the various levels of education. As the teachers you must remember from day to day that you are educating the men and women of tomorrow who shall carry to further greatness the advances we have made in every field of endeavor. Yours is a tremendous responsibility. I am sure that each member of the class of 1959 will accept it and will prove true to the great traditions of Westfield. Dr. Edward J. Scanlon
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