Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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New students are shown taking entrance examinations. The most important aspect of any college is the academic progression of the student. Our perpetuation of knowledge means a better world for all of us. To a great extent, our nation depends upon its institutions as educators. And if we fail in our duties, we fail not only ourselves, but our fellow men. If we succeed, success is its own reward. No institution is any greater than the products it pro- duces. In this section, we look at the student at study, an academic individual. 28

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• % % % Students on the sidelines view the performance of others. Come on you guys, stop laughing and tell me her name. •ften times a crowd, with its lingled personalities, assumes an ientity of its own. But every ;o vd has an essential ingredient; idividuals.

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) % %■%%■%% A. 4, ' ' • i » ' » .« v».ft. there I was cadets, lost in the jungles of . . . It ' s not that I don ' t KNOW my father ' s name, I just can ' t remember it now. ' Putting out a college newspaper is difficult work.