California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)

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Thirty-Iwo We have attended college for four years, and each year has been more worth- while than the preceding one. Each of us in our own way has tried to transmit to our successors a greater, better, and more beautiful California than was inherited by us. Now we should be able to contribute actively toward a brighter and more opportune world. Many students were forced to interrupt their studies because of the war. Those who remained continued under adverse conditions. Now most of those who went off to war have returned, but some will never return. ..Coming back to the campus, we found our former places and all worked together during our last year at California. An increased enrollment has made this a record year for the College as a whole, but the war reduced the senior class to the smallest of the four classes. Despite its size the class of '47 has distinguished itself in all its undertakings, and we, as mem- bers, are justly proud. Let us take a four leaf clover as our symbol of life. College gives us trainingg we contribute character, the world gives us opportunityg we reap experience. Thus, if, when we leave college, we provide ability, the world will give us the chance to acquire all else that makes life worth living. The scales of the gods will grant us only as much as we give, so let us strive ever upward. Somewhere under the stars is work which you alone were meant to do. Never rest until you have found it. Jack A. Bradley President, Class of '47