Juniata College - Alfarata Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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. AS was ws-, T H E D E A N or WOMEN tg, ..,,,,,,- ,-- -, W , 1 Another year in the history of Juniata College has just passed and again we pause to evaluate the progress of the past year. In its relation to the social heritage of the college and the community, what have we contributed? In connection with our own lives, what ideals have we been able to approach and what others have we set up for ourselves? Have we done our best, whether at work or at play? Have we been good sports in everything? Have we been more conscious of the beauty all about us? In the budgeting of our time, for instance, have we taken into con- sideration the need for a more definite division of our twenty-four hours? Suppose we chart the time spent in classes, for preparation, for healthful activities, for higher life, and for social life? Subdivide these into time for committee meetings, reading the daily newspaper, and such details, and at the end of the week, take the time for checking with the goals we have set up. Have we allowed ourselves to go off on a tangent, or have we held true to our course? Now at the end of the year, it may be very valuable for us to take a thorough analysis of the situation, and before summer vacation dulls our memories, make a list of recommendations for our next year's budget of time. I challenge you to take evaluation as a special guide-post for another year, whether out in the business world, or still here at Juniata. Very sincerely yours, EDITH L. SPENCER

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' - I I l THE DEAN We are daily recording our actions and deeds in our own minds and in the minds of those with whom we live. You students are writing the history of your college, adding page by page as the years come and go. Some pages contain records of notable personal achievement, some of great loss, some of great advancementg but all contain records of a group of students and faculty, living, praying, and working together as one happy family. These records may be very clear or somewhat dimmed to us by the active or non-active part we take in the events to be recorded, or because of the passing of time which seems to place past events in a shadow, so that the details are not clear and distinct. The page of history which you are writing this year is such that you will want neither inactivity nor duration of time to cause the events recorded on that page to be dimmed for you. We are looking to those whom you have chosen to put this record in lasting form, to do so in such a way that no matter how many years have passed, when we pick up the book and thumb through its pages, the shadow caused by time will be driven back and the events recorded will seem to have happened but yesterday. It is such a record we wish for ourselves and for you, and hope that it will recall to you a very happy period in your life. Very sincerely yours, J. CLVDE STAYER OF MEN

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