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

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STRATION securement of a good job which will provide you with a neat income. And having achieved these two objectives, you may today think that there is little more to be desired. It is not my purpose to minimize either of these goals, but it is my purpose, as you leave this college fellowship, to share with you life ' s real objectives as see them today from my vantage point. One ' s life, as I see it, becomes a successful, happy and worthy experience net by virtue of what one receives, be it a diploma or a job or just another lucky break. One ' s life is a success only in terms of what one gives, not in terms of what one gets. Service to others is the key to individual happiness, even as it is the key to the achievement of a just, orderly, and peaceful world. My prayer for you, therefore, as you face new and different experiences, is that you may find your life by losing it in service to your fellow men and to your God. Most sincerely, A. R. Keppel, President Catawba College Raymond Jenkins, Ph.D. Dean of Faculty and Professor of English Donald C. Dearborn, Ph.D Dean of the College and Professor of Mathematics William H. Blake, M.A. De.m of Men and Associate Professor of Commerce Elisabeth R. Scranton, M.A. Dean of Women and Professor of History A

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s - ' ■■■ ' ■ L N ■%- A. R. KEPPEL, LL.D. r reside n t To the Graduates of 19i As each successive season of the year presenj Bjst oL gt- is again made up, I have increasing difficulty umpreh jE - ' t-ib who are about to finish their work here at Catawba have mially been here a long enough time to permit such completion. It seems to me but as yesterday that many of you arrived here as Freshmen. Naturally, from your point of view, however, your college residence no doubt takes on a quite different time factor. It may seem to you, for instance, that it has been years and years since you first walked into the Administration Building and presented your application for admission. It is precisely that difference in perspective of which I wish to remind you. even as you are now about to leave Catawba College. Again, from your present vantage point. no doubt, your college diploma today means most. Next, perhaps, you now covet the

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Nita Andrews, Ph.D Associate Professor of Roma ice Languages Betty Barbour, M.A Associate Professor of English Elizabeth McDonald Black, MA Associate Professor of Education Helen Elizabeth Blake, B.SA Instructor in An Milton L. Braun. PhD Professor of Physics Joseph NX ' . Cohron, MA Associate Professor of Speech and Drama Lilyan Colson, MA Assistant Professor of Speech and English Marian H. Dixon, MA Associate Professor of Home Economics Charles Harold Douglas, Th.D Bursar and Professor of Accounting Lucile Epperson, M.M Assistant Professor of Music David Earl Faust, PhD Professor of Religion and History Mary V. Fisher, B.S Reference Librarian Katharine French, M.A Associate Professor of Home Economics George William Greene, M.A Associate Professor of Social Science and Director of the World Government Institute John Corbin Hadley, M.A Professor of Education Charles DeWitt Howell, Ph.D Professor of Biology Hansel L. Hughes, M.S Associate Professor of Chemistry Reid Jann, M.A Registrar. Director of Admissions, and Associate Professor of English Gordon A. Kirkland, A.B Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Mary Emma Knox, B.S Dietitian Helen B. Kraiss, M.S Associate Professor of Physical Education and Director of Physical Education for Women CATAW