Littleton College - Chatterbox Yearbook (Littleton, NC)

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THE CHATTERBOX. 217 To the Class of '08, PRESIDENT. Classmates, truly the last four years of our lives have been happy ones, With a mixture of hard digging, high honors, and deep responsibilities. lVe, as a class, have formed strong, helpful, lasting friendships among ourselves, our collegemates and teachers. VVhile struggling to master Math and Science or Write Eng- lish papers Worthy of an 'CA H-Excellent! We were en- couraged to do our best because ever in our minds was visible a goal toward the attainment of which We were bending all of our strength and energy. But now as diplomas are Within an armis length, and as the time draws nigh for us to separate, We begin to think seriously over our College days and ask ourselves the question, ls the possessing of a diploma the greatest thing that comes to a College girl ? The answer co es, No, lVe would not give anything in exchange for the ng spirit of love and loyalty that pervades the classfis As ive, the class of 1908, go forth in life to our several duties of undertaking to lift mankind to a higher plane, let us ever look to one another for encouragement. Let us think of our class as,- One that never turned its back, but marched breast forward. Let us be strengthened by thoughts of bygone days when we as a. class encouraged one another by echoing the words of Browning- ' Then Welcome each rebut? That turns earth's smoothness rough, Each sting that bids nor sit nor stand but go! Be our joys three parts pain ! Strive and hold cheap the strain, Learn, nor account the pangg dare, never grudge the throef'