Colby Sawyer College - Colbyan Yearbook (New London, NH)

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To the Clams of 1939. HERE are many seemingly paradoxical philosophies that confront young men and women as they seek to join the ranks of their more ex- perienced yet none the less confused elders. They hear mankind pray for peace and prepare for warg advocate international brotherhood and need- lessly create animositiesg preach racial and religious tolerance and harbor unjustihed prejudice and hatred. One philosophy reflects the radiant and unselfish teachings of Jesus Christ while the other carries an ominous warn- ing of Beelzebub-Prince of the Devil. The age-old conflict between Right and Wrong is still raging, hence the seemingly obtuse philosophies of life. The fact that there are constructive ideals and influences at work in the mind of man should awaken courage in the hearts of those who have set their own course toward the Great Light. In spite of all the political and social unrest and economic uncertainty Qpossibly because of itD there is a wider chasm developing between the competing contestants, and Right is in the lead. Whether or not the gap widens is going to depend upon you and your children. Eventually Right will win, but in the meantime-what? ' H. LESLIE SAWYER l19,l

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LOUISE CHIPMAN, R.N. College Nurse LILLIAN F. Comma Physical Education ELEANOR Donn, A.B., A.M. French SIGNI FALK, A.B., A.M. English CLAYTONIE. FISHER, B.S., M.S. Science GLADYS GLEASON, B.M. Music ELIZABETH B. HAGEDORN, A.B. Counselor ALIDA HERLING, A.B., A.M. German and French l21l