Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

Page 7 text:

The Orbit of The Shadow Administration C-lasses Organizations Athletics Features

Page 6 text:

This is your life as caught by the camera during the space age of 1958-59 in the Arkansas City junior College. Many of you have thrived well in the orbit of collegiate activity as reflected on the pages of this book. It has been well stated that an institution is measured by the length and shadows of its people. Prob- ably your biggest problem during the academic year has been in your attempts to intensify and lengthen your shadow. vm Z l CU? Sl'

Page 8 text:

All hail to thee, our junior College Whose halls we love so well, In our hearts fond memories Of thee will ever dwell. The Orange and Black are colors fast That wave so proudly here Then hail to thee! All hail to thee Our school we hold so dear. It is the hope of the TIGER STAFF that the pages of this book have adequately and appropriately caught your shadow and fittingly projected it against the years ahead as a personal inspiration to each ofyou, and a channel of leadership for others. Perhaps youth has never been challenged before as now to extend itself in an age larger than the world. The will to dream, to create, to achieve, calls for a readiness, a dedication and a program that merits the best in everyone. Where but in America, where but in the realm of college life-does one find the opportunity to act on these things? The priceless heritage of confidence, that ability to accept things as they are, make decisions and work them out, is yours to do as you dictate. May you look back on this year as a landmark in time and destiny, in planetary space, and may your dreams be as large. Do not be afraid to make a drama of trivial things, for therein may lie your true destiny and magnificent contribution to yourself and your classmates.