Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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n SWASTIKA One approaches tlic ending of any experience with certain satisfaction or the lack of it. The college year of 1933-1934 is now drawing to its close. For tlie seniors it means far more than for the other students, because for them it means the ending of very liappy community life. and the assumption of new responsibilities: for all, it marks the closing of one stage in the un- dergraduate career. The satisfaction which may b: ' yours at this time depends entirely upon the degree to which you feel you have met the opportunities pre- sented and profited by them. As you look back over the year I hope you may honestly feel that you have steadily gone forward in the acquire- ment of knowledge, the development of judgment and self-control, and in the sense of confident mastery which marks a successful student. With a deep interest in the success of each one of you. I am Sincere ' y yours. HOWARD R. OMWAKR. Presidcnf, 2Q 3E Ticcnti

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S WASTI KA cc= Miss Willie Augusta Laxtz To one. whose unfailing s -mpathy and incessant energy is ever present to furtlier tlie best interests of her girls — and boys , we wish to express a deep sense of gratitude and sincere apprecia- tion to our Dean of Women, Miss Lantz. Dr. Allex K. Faust We all admire and love Dean Faust, for we know that in him we liave a true friend and an earnest worker for our best welfare and happiness. To you we extend our most sincere ajspreeia- tion. Twenty-onp