Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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QM Caffe 61:4 ttbfzttzfe! jlmytm gzicda, Mazfaz an Q7 V wnea . . . it is People . . . it is Action . . . it is Life . . . difficult to define . . easier to point out. it is a laboratory where knowledge is gathered, sorted, disseminated and dis- tilled . . . it is Betty getting a three point, it is Jim knowing he canlt but still trying . . . it is a collection of eleven Ph. D.'s, sixteen M. A.'s, seven A. Bfs, two and a half idealists, a dozen lost umbrellas, a mouthful of misplaced modifiers, bar- rels of chalk dust and tons of erudition . . . it is a petition raised to God, the returning echo of Amen . . . it is a hundred voices lifting a Messianic Hallelujah to the heavens . . . it is Bob, Al, and Tommy sticking a lot of paper and printeris ink together to bring the weekly out on time . . . it is Marv, Dave, Johnnie, and the rest straining every 'muscle to Hood a score- book with victories . . . it is all the hi'sN and all the howdys . . . it is collegians telling the administration how to run a college, and the ad- ministration running it the way they see lit . . . it is listening to Carl Sandburg portraying the human biography of Amer- ica . . . it is losing old friends and finding new ones . . . it is Bill and Jane falling in love under a full moon . . . it is a community wherein we studied everything from Homer to heredity . . . served a living God with earnest Christian lives . . . organized our abilities in harmonious action . . . played the game with good sportsmanship . . . lived a year full of fun, laughter and relaxation . . . yes, our college is more than bricks, mortar and ivy vines . . . it is warm life . . . and . . . well . . . if these pages which follow recall those moments of humor, pathos, tenderness and excitement . . . those moments which cannot be described nor pictured but which long linger in memory . . . then will our goal have been reached and our duty lilled with honor . . . and so . . .