Lydia Patterson Institute - Pattersonian Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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S cccU StucCic The classes in Government and World History have been explorers in the spirit of the 49 ' ers aided by the faithful prospectors who left records of their discoveries, and charts for our guidance as we become citizens of this Atomic Age. The courses in the Bible have brought us to a knowledge of God ' s purposes in the history of His Creation. 7 St lcA VcfrcvUmeHt . P. ?. , As the lure of gold led the first 49 ' ers ii new and thrilling scenes, across barriers of i known and uncharted difficulties, we, too, tra the vast stretches of literature, hoping to reach least a few of the great fountains of beauty i truth, as we continue to explore for the gold thought and its crystalline expression.

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ScUkcc cfremtmCHi Ours is the dream of gold ; not the trek over hill and dale, mountain and mesa in search for it, but it is the trick of transmutation dreamed of by the alchemists long ago and now in hope of fulfillment. We are the heirs of the tools of atomic science. The skills in their use is the gold we seek. TfCeitA MtaUcA ' Defrtm.ttHeHt It is called for by business ; It is demanded by science; It is appreciated by culture; It is needed for concept; It is called mathematics.