Menlo College - Enterprise Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

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CRAKSMEDLEN Economics B.A. University of California at Berkeley Ph. D. University of California at Santa Barbara I 1 S.I3.A. FASEIIDJ LTY ADMINISTRATION lui I R.LAVERNEJUDY N Corporate Finance A.B. Stanford University X X IVI.B.A. Sanford University

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less deliberate then, and by no stretch of even the most vivid imagination was it any where near as difficult of tortouus as will be the undertaking of the cure. But, despair not, for the ultimate outcome of such a grandiose effort as effecting a remedy will be the source of untold satisfaction, and, most importantly, it will give rise to a world that someday will exist as one . As individuals knock down the walls of their self-imposed fortresses we will visualize upon the horizon, the dawning of a new day, the time will gave finally arrived when -Mankind has aquired the knowledge necessary to employ the intelligence that it is so proud of as a tool for healthy growth, instead ofit being a weapon against both man and beast, as it has proven to be. The day will have come when lVlankind, the most Qsophisitcated animal on earth, is finally able to live in parity with those animals on the lower intellectual and evolutionary strata that have always been capable of, and successful at maintaining an intricate equalibrium between themselves and their environment. The concept of a harmoniously functioning world is not, by any means, an idle pipe dream . We could, ,if enough people make the sacrifice of dedicated work, visualize a reality that doesn't make one turn away in anger and disgust. It will, however, require the efforts of those people in a position to initiate and create the transformation. You are those people. You have, or will have in near future, harvested and reaped the benefits of a good education, the finest tool in the world for achieving your goals and aspirations . Use that tool, wield it with responsible precision, and although you probably won't reform the entire world, you will have not only made a substantial step in the right direction, but you will have set an example for others to follow. Realize your responsibilities and follow throughowith them, forever aware that you are doing what is right. lt isn't necessary, nor is it a prerequisite to leading a happy life, that one must 'shuck and neglect one's true responsibilities, it only seems that way when we look at the traditions of our predecessors . Use foresight, and explore that ramification of your intended actions before you enact them, not after. Don't succumb to the attitude that you do what you want to do because you are the only one that matters, realize, and be aware that there are countless others in this world who are far less fortunate than yourself, and make i.t one of your duties to aid in the relief of their plight. Learn to communicate with those who surround you, and you will discover that an alliance begins to take form .D With this alliance one may progress beyond the limits of and individual effort, because, as the old adage reminds us, there is strength in numbers. It can be done, not today, or tomorrow, but it can be done . lt is in our power to make a better tomorrow. So, as you go forth into the real live workaday world, bear in mind your responsibilities, think occasionally about the future of your descendants, and the world they must face. Strive to learn and grow, seek new knowledge, then use that knowledge to benefit yourself and others . Good luck in your ventures, peace Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value . --Albert Einstein

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,- lf, lv, Q , , n Qi. X K-.3 LESLIE B, SEELY, JR. Computer Science and Physics B.S. Haverford College Nl.A. Haverford College Ph. D. University of Wisconsin WILSON P . TODD Personnel and Marketing A.B. Stanford University NI.B.A. Harvard KENT D, KESSINGER Communications B.A. University of Missouri IVl.A. California State University at San Francisco Ph. D. University of California at Berkeley