Concord College - Pine Tree Yearbook (Athens, WV)

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The Theme of the 1940 Pine Tree We, the editors of the 1940 PINE TREE, have at- tempted in the following pages to present a chrono- logical memory book of Days of Our Years at Con- cord College . Our concept of an annual is that it will be a cher- ished possession of the student in the future. It will recall the pleasures of those undergraduate years when we were all seeking a basis for a fuller and happier life. This PINE TREE is different from previous books in that we have attempted to depict your classmates, pro- fessors and the outstanding events of a full college life as you saw them. In this book especially prepared for you, we have marked one milestone on the road of life. We fervent- ly hope that through this medium many hours of pleasure will be derived from the pages herein and that this volume will meet with the approval of the students in the same manner as past editions. Page 12

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THE PRESIDENT SAYS Greetings The days of our years at Concord have been good to me — varied col- ored autumns bringing all types of students, snowy, snappy winters shutting us in with our thoughts, and gay springtime with the sad good-bye of grad- uation. Our PINE TREE binds the whole for the days of our future . Hail to the staff and greetings to all from cover to cover. — Joseph Franklin Marsh. Page 11 0. . n -£ ,

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When We Entered Concord FRESHMAN OFFICERS Wallace C. Morgan President Dennis Lilly Vice-President Norma Reynolds Secretary Donald Winzenrith Treasurer Page 13