Burdett College - Burbad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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may 9 D17 .Qs 'CC C ff Dr. Ilfnyairtfs Farewell To M y F fiends of the Class of IQ2Q.' Life is a great adventure. I am always thrilled at graduation time be- cause each successive class means a new adventure-an adventure for you and for me. ' I am reminded of the experience of Alice in Wonderland. One day she saw a strange object that had hands and feet like a man but a lock for a head. This Lock was running about frantically searching for something. It was never still a minute. Its restlessness to find something, attracted the attention of Alice, so she said to the Lock, Whatever ifs the matter with you? Are you crazy? Why do you run about like that, searching behind everything and looking in every nook and corner? Why do you lift every leaf and flower, piece of moss and stone? L QI am searching for something that is very important to me, said the oc . Q I For what are you searching, Mr. Lock? asked Alice. ' I am searching for the key to unlock myself. I have feet and arms and legs and hands and a head, but I must have the key to unlock myself or I shall never be able to do anything worth while in the world. A great many of you have been 'as this lock, but if your education has been worth while, it will serve as the key with which to unlock yourselves. You have, however, in your frantic searching accomplished many things of lasting worth. You have contributed faithfully and loyally to every College activity, and there are many of your number who have not sacrificed in scholarship by so doing. Your class has the distinction of pro- ducing a student whose average in scholarship is higher than any individual in the history of the Department. Your whole-hearted enthusiasm and support has injected new life into many of the school activities. You have illustrated in a splendid way your many interests and enthusiasms through the publication of your Year Book, a work of art and an example of execu- tive, administrative, and managerial ability. You are facing a world of business activities where you will almost be persuaded at times that success is synonymous with fame and fortune. If you have indeed found the key to yourselves, you have found within, duty, love, honor-things which are mightier as the years pass by than the things which we cherish for a while but which soon pass away. You will hereafter be among your fellowmen as those who serve. Follow the ideals which your home and school have taught. I wish you God Speed! I A.. D. ENYART Nineteen ..--- !-,J i