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

Page 20 text:

DR. HOWARD OMWAKE, President Again it is my happy privilege to extend a word of greeting and good wishes to every member of our Catawba family through the latest issue of the Swastika. My first wish is to express my deep appreciation of the tireless efforts of the editorial board in producing this excellent publication and extending the annals of Catawba College for another year. In selecting the theme for this book the editors have set high appreciation on the marvelous work of God as expressed through the handiwork of nature, and have thereby recalled us all to a sense of gratitude for the privilege of living and working in such a wonderful world. May ice all be worthy of this lofty heritage. Sixteen

Page 19 text:

PART VI I Round Out a Thorough Education

Page 21 text:

Dr. Allen K. Faust, Dean of Men It is a special pleasure to me to congratulate the Junior Class of Catawba College on the production of the 1939 Swastika. The Committee has had the will and the ability to produce a Swastika of truest worth. This book- lifts the readers above the level of the humdrum in life and permits them to see the true, the imaginary, the artistic and the joyous sides of life. Miss W. Augusta Lantz, Dean of Women I am always interested in the theme which the staff chooses. This year I think- you have been especially fortunate in your selection. Science, derived from the Latin word scientia, means knowledge, learning, experience, exactness, and power. My wish for the junior class is that they may become more interested in scientific methods of study and apply this principle to whatever thing they may undertake in the future, and realize that almost anything is possible for those who possess the patience, the devotion to work; and the best interest in the good of the human race — the basic virtue which actuates every true scientist. Seventeen