Antioch College - Towers Yearbook (Yellow Springs, OH)

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ARTHUR E. MORGAN

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WHEN an institution passes its three- quarters-century mark it is important not only to look backward over the milestones bordering its long upward trail but to pause for a moment and note immediate progress. 'l' 4' The past year has given way to a vast surge of progress-a pro- found physical progress-and yet the sort that permeates the atmosphere, invades the study rooms and lecture halls-and finally shapes itself into permanent monu- ments to mental progress. 'lt 'N' 'K' Let this book, then, be a record of the past yearls events as seen and enacted in this delight- ful and ever advancing environment of progress.

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,C TYPICAL vigorous plant or animal cell is under lft X as though it would burst them As it becomes wif! decrepit, It may shrink within its walls. During the past nine years the material Antioch has been in this condition of Hturgorf' It has pressed upon its material walls, Filling them to every nook and corner. But this alone is not evidence of greatness: the same condition exists today in 111 v .J , NJ. . . . . wink? ' H' pressure from within, and presses against its walls l JMX. X11 i . . Ohio prisons. The greatness of Antioch will be measured by its spiritual turgor-by the extent to which hope, will, and aspiration fill to the utmost and expand the inborn and inbred capacities of the men and women who compose its faculty and student body. ARTHUR E. MORGAN. 9