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Having worked four years for those all important quality points and credit hours, the senior class of 1954 is now ready to receive its degrees and confront the world in an effort to form a new and successful life. During their days at Heidelberg they have risen from the lowest peasantry to the highest nobility. They have developed their talents, interests, and abilities. They have in- creased their knowledge of both the general and the specific. But now the real test is close at hand. They will soon know whether they have developed sufficiently to become useful and productive members of our society. When the seniors were classified as peasants, the class numbered 181 men and 176 women. Now, as noblemen there are 93 men and 96 women remaining. Seniors have made friends here and parting is difficult for they know that the separation may be permanent. But they realize that the time has come for them to demonstrate their abilities to the world, and shall do their best in whatever field they enter-from psychology to physical educa- tion, from social work to secretarial work, from medicine to the ministry, from education to engineering, from music to business to law. How times have changed since the year that the first senior class graduated! ln 1854 the only fields represented were those of the ministry and of science, with one graduate in each. But as in the past, the graduates of Heidelberg College will strive to do their best, for They can conquer, who think they can!
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W m A Tower Men Row 1: I. Baker, C. Lonqaker, R. Woodruff, D. Hunter. Row 2: W. Weisel, D. Boehm, S. Webster, R. Dearborn, I. Danzis. Who's Who in mericali Tniversities and Colleges Row l: G. Pugsley, I. Adler, I. Iohnson, S. Stephey, L. Roth, M. Chamberlain. Row Z: I. Baer, I. Ferner, M. Fitzgerald, R. Dunkleberger, S. Falck. Row 3: S. Webster, R. Chaney, C. Longaker, R. Shadley, R. Dearborn. enior Laureate Row 1: I. Baer, L. Roth, M. Fitzgerald, S. Falck. Row 2: D. Slutz, M. Risk, M. Chamberlain, I. Ferner.
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