Chatham College - Cornerstone Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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• Time is the essence of life, and never is this essence so valuable as during our four precious years of college. Into the face of the beautiful old clock in Berry Hall, which we have looked at so many times and so seldom seen, we now look for a review of our year 1948, and when our clock grows especially remi- niscent, fond snatches of memories from years further back. Ever} ' minute of the PCW year recorded by our timepiece has meant something to us — as we learn to know our classmates through an idle chat in the dorm or during a hard game of hocke ' . A great many of our minutes were stacked up in stud ' , for we came to college to learn, and we stayed to fulfill that ambition. But not all our education came from books — our clock ticked off some ga ' seconds. Finally, with the last chime of the old clock reverberating in our ears, we don cap and gown. We have made the most of four ears of our time.