Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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AND SO ANOTHER YEAR . Each year when we return, we have forgotten many things, the fall- flaming trees that line the campus walks, the names that go with the well- remembered faces, black senior robes in chapel. We have forgotten the dignity of our faculty and their friendliness. We have forgotten sleepy Saturday classes, the view of the campus from the windows in Berry Hall classrooms, the smell of coffee in the lounge in the morning. For a while, these things seem strange to us. Then, slowly, we start to remember. Homework becomes a regular task. Chapel-going, bridge in the smoker, midnight inspirations and depressions, Friday night out-to-dinner excur- sions, are part of the rhythm of our lives. We are finding PCW again, with a swelling crescendo of pride . . . [4]

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PRIDE When we think of our college perched high on a hill, when we think of every graduate and every girl still here, and when we remember the many fine traditions and academic standing of our Alma Mater, we get a certain feeling. It ' s the wonderful feeling we get when we show people around our beautiful campus, the same feeling we experience when we say, I ' m from PCW . And that feeling is the thrill of being a PCW student, the feeling of PRIDE. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

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DR. EARL K. WALLACE Can we ever forget the pep talks Dr. Wallace gave us before every contest, or how we sang and laughed at Stoney Corners before the last Color Day: And how we were always sure that at every senior class function he would be there, gracious and smiling, whether it be a picnic, a dinner, a formal dance, or a play rehearsal: It is by a unanimous vote that we. Class of 1947, dedicate our yearbook to the friend who helped give us class spirit, our own Dr. Wallace. [5]