Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Q THE DART OF 19 2 5 Q Members of tte Class of 192,5 Dickinson Seminary has offered you the opportunity of increasing your circle of friends and developing an understanding and appreciation of friendship. She has undertaken to teach you how to study and to see the relation between books and life, between school days and the days that follow. She has sought to widen your horizons and thus to enlarge your capacities both for happiness and service. She has sought to interpret life and to help you to see, to love and to seek after the good, the beautiful, the true. She has hoped to awake in each of you a consciousness of self — both your powers and your limitations — and in that way help y ou to find your place in the world. She has tried to motivate you in such a way as to cause you to bring all those acquisitions and opportunities under tribute to a great purpose which will direct your energies and powers to noble achievements. Dickinson Seminary has sought to make your School Days mean all this and more. How well she has succeeded time will tell. In closing, let me repeat what I have said to a former class: You are now to take your places in that loyal body of men and women who have preceded you and are now known as the Alumni. You will soon find your places in the com- munities where you will be privileged to serve. May the strength which you have found here sustain you, the knowledge you have gained here enlarge your horizon, the friendships you have formed here inspire you, the ideals you have set up before you ennoble your effort, and the faith you have had strengthened here serve as a sure anchor in the voyage of life so that you may find your place and so serve as to bring at the end the approval of your fellow-toilers and the Master ' s well done is the wish of one who desires aKays to be counted Your friend, ' y . yiOM ■ - n President. la floniHiiflyyiiDiiDooHHiiiiaDiiflflyyyoQyiiyiioiniiiD iiiiionnoiiiniinniDal Nine

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