Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Senior Class Officers n Appreciation THERE comes a time in the life of every graduate when he wonders what it ' s all about. We, of Dickinson Seminary and Junior College, have completed two years of life here. We chose to come back, to go to school for a longer period, putting off the time when we would be bucking the world. Perhaps there was a feeling of inadequacy which prompted us to do a bit more preparing for living. Our days here have been filled with studies, attempts to learn the amassed knowledge on the particular subjects in which we are interested and to interpret it in such a way so as to be of some personal and community use. Discrimina- tion has been necessary in order that the time spent would be used in the most profitable way. It has been necessary to learn how to evaluate material, to come to the point quickly. We have been surprised on discovering that learning brings its own reward in the quiet enrichment of the mind. These days have not only brought study but they have given us free time. Time which means so much to the soul. There have been shining moments of dreaming and planning for the future, given sessions of self-analysis when we endeavored to raze to the ground our Grade C characters and to build grade A ones instead, enchanted moments when we looked around at the beauty and magic of the world. Uncharted and unordered moments are a luxury, but greater returns are the result when wo again take up our work. One of the things most indispensable to our free time has been companion- ship. The art of getting along with other people is vitally associated with our success in living. People bring the greatest joys which this world affords so we can ' t acquire too much understanding, tolerance and love for other human beings. One of the greatest compliments anyone could pay to a friend is to bare his soul and tell him his innermost thoughts and feelings. Daily associa- Harold Sheet. ' ! Treasurer