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

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PHYLLIS SCHWALBE HELEN HADDEN REYNOLDS PHYLLIS JOY GRIFFIN VIRGINIA ANN IOSLIN Senior Class RULY our heritage is a noble one. One hundred and one other classes have stood, as We do now, on the threshold of graduation from Colby. From this rich background of tradition, to which has been added the wisdom and experi- ence of our own administration and faculty, we emerge. But have we, as students, contributed anything to this heritage, and will we, as citizens of that larger world beyond these New London hills, be able to live up to it? It is not for us to enumerate our achievements as Colby students, if indeed we have made any. We can only be grate- ful for the opportunity these two years have brought us. Many of us, while here, have had visions of a society where all might have similar opportunities. But are these only arm- chair reveries, or vvHl vve really try to vvork tovvard their realization? Thirty-niners, the answer is up to us! l29l