Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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We Know 7464 0 Well A new stone memorial building and a group of older brick structuresg white pillars and a 'bell tower,-these are landmarks on our campus. But college with only buildings and green lawns would not be college. The Music Building, the Dorm, and the Li- brary without students and teachers would be lacking in purpose, in life, and in importance. To us, college means seeing one class leave and greeting anotherg retaining old friend- ships and making new ones. We love Houghton for the fellowship and the friendship we find there. Yes we know it well - little Christian community - ivy ' covered Old Administration Building - Music Hall, source of discords and of harmony +- snow-covered plateau, beautiful even on cold mornings.

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T After Four Years Houghton as a college graduates again this year students who have matured through tour years ot adjustment, cooper- ation, and prestige. The Class ot '44 with Hi, Baldy, Eileen, and Martha as its officers has enjoyed its privileges, and has more than shared its responsibility on the campus. Remembet -the circus party they gave in their frosh year, the '43 Boulder, the Junior-Senior Southern Banquet. ? The class is smaller this year, tor many who would other- wise have received their diplomas are serving Uncle Sam. But in spite of the fact that their classmates are in Alaska, in the South Pacific, and in Europe, the class has held its position of leadership on our campus in a manner that should make II their boys proud. Officers Harland 'Hill ....... President Forrest Gearhart . . . Vice President Martha Woolsey . . . . . Secretary Eileen Gebhardt ...... Treasurer Cabinet Birch, Schuster, Hamilton, Curtiss, Grandy, Whaley, Chase. Absent: Pusey, Crosser, Armstrong. Faculty Advisers Edith S. Livenspire F. Gordon Sfockin