Huntingdon College - Bells and Pomegranates Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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Sedicated + DEAN CLIFTON HAS ANNOYED US AND TEASED US EVER SINCE WE'VE BEEN HERE. HE HAS LAUGHED AT OUR EMBAR- RASSMENTS, DISCOVERED TOO MANY THINGS ABOUT US WE’D RATHER HE DIDN'T KNOW, AND CALLED US IN FOR LEC- TURES ON CLASS CUTS AND BAD GRADES. HE HAS SEEMED NEVER TO RESPECT OUR DIGNITY, HAS GALEED WU SiG ies NICKNAMES WE LIKE THE LEAST, AND HAS TAKEN OUR PIC- TURE IN THE MOST AWKWARD OF POSITIONS. HE HAS TEASED US ALWAYS, BUT WE KNOW THAT IT HAS BEEN ALL IN FUN— THAT WE CAN TEASE HIM BACK; CAN LAUGH WHEN HIS CARE- FULLY PLANNED PICTURES TURN OUT AS PERFECT BLANKS; CAN BORROW HIS PHOTOGRAFHIC EQUIPMENT, HIS PAPER CLIPS; AND CAN FILL OUR PENS WITH HIS INK. WEKNOW THAT HE PESTERS US BECAUSE HE LIKES US, THAT HE WORRIES US ABOUT GRADES AND TOO MANY CUTS BECAUSE HE WANTS TO KEEP THE STANDARDS OF HUNTINGDON HIGH. WE FEEL THAT IN HIM—IN HIS LOVE FOR FUN, HIS EFFICIENCY, AND HIS DESIRE TO MAKE OURS A BETTER SCHOOL—IS FOUND THE TRUE SPIRIT AND THE REAL PURPOSE OF HUNTNGDON. IT IS FOR THIS REASON THAT WE DEDICATE BELLS AND POMEGRANATES OF 1942 TO HIM. Page 8

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This is our college, which we enter to grow in wisdom and un- derstanaing and tolerance, and from whose classrooms we go forth to apply that knowledge in service. We love our school for its teachers who inspire us, for the friendliness that characterizes our dormitory life, for the beauty of our college grounds, and most of all for the spirit that pervades our campus—the spirit that every true Huntingdonian feels as she walks into the chapel and sees the moonlight twinkling the col- ored panes of the Green Window.