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Page 15 text:
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Desiring only to better our class, thinking never of personal gain, working diligently in any senior or campus activity, wanting to be an intimate friend with all students, being one of the most capable and most efficient leaders of all time, im- pressing all with her grace, charm, and poise . . . these are some of the limited reasons why Dean Emma Y. Case, class advisor for four years, is accorded our respect and praise. We, the senior class, proudly dedicate our 1955 Milestone to our Dean Case.
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Among these favorite buildings, on this dear campus, students grow from shy, awkward freshmen to confident, poised graduates. Remembering at all times that knowledge is our goal, we realize also that education is where you find it. Eastern students are alive. The friendly, informal campus environment doesn ' t permit anyone to conceal his personality for long. And this quality more than any other is responsible for our in- stitution being known hereabouts as one of the friendliest colleges We are proud of EKSCs famed Southern traditions and folk-ways, but prouder still of its outstanding scholastic position in the nation. We believe that the members of our administration are among the most conscientious and understanding to be found anywhere. Our instructors unceasingly strive to stimulate our self-development, and to guide our sometimes reluctant and wayward feet along the never-ending road of learning. Eastern is growing. It will be larger and greater tomorrow. But the most cherished memories of the class of 1955 will always center around the closeness of spirit and friendly intimacy of the Little Eastern we knew. May its expanding program not forget to retain these indispensable values as a part of its basic fiber and foundation. May this 1955 MILESTONE retain, restore, and preserve in your heart and mind, the Eastern we knew for all the years to come. Edie and Peggy
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s c o s Senior Class president is Harry Stigall. Officers are James Winn, vice-president; Sue Appleton, sec- retary; and Chester Raker, treas- urer. Mrs. Emma Y. Case is class advisor. Among the many senior sponsored activities are the Thurs- day evening bunny hops where seniors gather to chat, to dance and to have fun. 10
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