Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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n. Smith. Schneider, Reynolds SENIOR OFFICERS SffllOR CLflSS JUNE 10 marks for many of us our last day at dear old Dickinson. It is not easy to leave a school as congenial as Dickinson has been for we leave behind us some of the fondest memories and sincerest friendships that we can ever hope to have. Academically wc feci quite proud of our school for it has given us a basis for knowledge and training that has equipped us for competition among the best of them. The Junior Colitge is still in its experimental stages and as grad- uates of Dickinson Junior College we are going to try to prove the true value of the education junior colleges have to offer. But life here at Dickinson has not been confined to classrooms for wc have been kept humming busily from one activity to the next. The Senior Class Play which was the dramatic highlight of the year afforded an excellent oppor- tunity for our potential Barrymores and Hepburns to prove their ability. Sev- enteen of the twenty-two in the cast came from the ranks of our Sophomore Class. We were outstanding in the literary field, too. for key positions on both student publications, the Union and the Dart, were held by sophomores and graduates of the secretarial course. Not only has Dickinson instructed us adequately in all fields of academic endeavor, but it has also provided a fine character-building intluence which will have a lasting effect on all its graduates. It is not an easy task to leave behind the fraternal spirit of the classrooms, the cooperative attitude of the professors, and the unselfish guidance of the ad- ministration such as we have found here at Dickinson.