Lenoir Rhyne College - Hacawa Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

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L. :d Id t If 3 4, . . , ' ■: 1 (25 r5. S ' Q ' Lohr C TOU, who to us are an example of 1 Christian womanhood, it is to you — we dedicate this book — our Epic of Youth. We who are Modern Youth see in your heart a youthfulness that cries out to the youth in ours. It is that spirit which makes us — earnest, idealistic, magnificently alive — challenge you to hold fast to those virtues for which you stand that you may never fail when our need is greatest. We are youth growing stronger — growing older. You are wisdom reaching out a hand to lead us on. May Modern Youth ever follow the guidance of modern lightened souls like yours I ATION „.;.r

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HIS is an epic of modern youth. It is neither the beginning nor the end but only a chapter snatched from the ceaseless roll of the ages. It tells of a glorious youth — scaling the heights — explor- ing the glooms — daring where men have only dreamed before. It tells of youth venturing courageously — striving higher and higher and higher and higher until its deeds are limitless and its thoughts divine. This Hacawa more particularly portrays the stu- dent youth with all the stir of the past within him, all the challenge of the future — thrilling to the present. College has changed him even as life shall change him, but whatever be- falls, he shall remain essentially the same — a product of his age — Modern Youth.