Greensboro College - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Fore:woud CT HE end of another y ear at old C. C. — her cightv- - fifth. And we, the girls of 1923, have preserved its record of our student da s in this, the eighteenth volume of The Echo. To the girls of the )ears gone by Tvho peruse its pages, may it bring back rnemories of the days when their fresh young voices rang through the halls of the old college and their youthful feet trod its shaded hillside walks; to the girls of the years to come who may see it, may it bring a picture of the fullness and richness of the life that is some day to be theirs. To us who have lived the life herein depicted, no book s necessary—that life can never be forgotten. And no book can give it in its entirety. But, that it may be kept for us in all sweet- ness and vividness, we have garnered a few of its most golden moments and preserved them here in picture, song, and story— a broken record of the last and best of our four years in our own old ALMA MATER.

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Cpntents BOOK ONE THE COLLEGE BOOK TWO THE CLASSES BOOK THREE ORGANIZATIONS -a=-v BOOK FOUR ATHLETICS ' BOOK F I ' E THE COLLEGE YEAR

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ia)E:DICATlON[ To those who brought us into the world, who guided our childish footsteps in pathways of right, who guarded and cared for us in earl Miuth and gave us standards and ideals and dreams, and whose sacrifice made it possible for us to face the world well equipped through the sound training of four years in a Christian college of America — TO OUR iFatltprs xi h Motbna WE THE CLASS OF 1923 IN GRATEFUL LOVE AND DEEP APPRECIATION DEDICATE THIS, OUR VOLUME OF THE ECHO