Armstrong College - Aldus Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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. l 1 Mrs . Alta Winter Here in the Registrar's Office is Mrs. Alta Winter--one of Armstrong College's greatest assets. The job of Registrar is a never-ending one, and one of ever-increasing problems. We are proud to have her with us. Whenever help is needed, whether by the professors or the students, Mrs. Winter is present to be of assistance. Not only in charge of registration, Mrs. Winter also handles the College Placement Bureau, as just one of her many tasks at the school. ALDUS, and the student body, would like to thank you for your endless help, and wish you many more years of happiness with the students and Armstrong College. - Page 10 -

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ffl! 1 I. T' f, .J X w Pl 4 w l Q-51 ., THE FUTURE BELONGS TO YOU Concerning our responsibilities as citizens, we all have definite dislikes. We know what it is we are against g however, today's complex society requires that we understand what we are for. If we are uncertain what it is we are for, the best way to find out is to do something for other people. We find in serving others the greatest happiness in life. The faculty and administration of Armstrong College encourage us always to have a constructive view of ourselves, our community, and our country. Our ambition and desires for betterment and improvement will help transmit these critical evaluations into continuing actions for people. Never before hav.e young people faced greater expectations with less national solvency. The future has been mortgaged without youth's vote in representative government. If we desire to lighten the load which our politicians have placed on our shoulders, we will exercise our full responsibilities and initiate continuing action for people politically, economically, socially, and spiritually. Is there any other way? - Page 9 -

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IACK BEDFORD From where I sit, there are two ways to look at progress. First, we can look back and see the steady progress Armstrong College has made in the past forty-four years. Or, we can look to the future and see the progress that Armstrong College will make in the years ahead. I'm more inclined to look ahead than to use the rear-view mirror to see progress. I visualize the greatest growth of Armstrong College in the next ten years ..... years that will bring problems to all facets of higher education ..... but years that will bring new horizons for collegiate business education. As graduates of Armstrong College, you can look with pride on the progress you have made. And, you can look with anticipation to the future for the progress you will make in your business career. I firmly believe that if you will look more to the future than to the pa st you will find yourself progressing rapidly toward your goal of success and happiness. - Page 11 -