Mills College - Mills Crest Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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lands in our San Francisco Bayg but the application of every student to the stu- dent's task is fundamental to continuing such phenomena. Continuity in human faith and in human effort remains funda- mental for constructive human ends. Even with a world enlarged and beauti- liecl before their eyes, youth can take nothing for granted. They are not only the heirs, they are the conservers and preservers of their inheritance, or itfhas no value. I-Iow shall we enlarge our hearts and in- form our minds to the contemporary challenge? How shall we be clearsighted enough to glimpse our particular visiong strong enough to reach our 'goal un- wearied? The youthful task well done hy the stu- dent is the only answer. If this can be achieved each college year may be really called an nnnus mirrabilis. 1--1-enslft 9.

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I HiHIEHlIUN To Louise Stephens, for her in- valuable service to Mills as friend and teacher, we appreci- atively dedicate this volume. Hers is the quiet dignity which dispatches the administrative de- tails in the Department of Dra- ma . . . the patience and enthusi- asm which stimulates and en- courages hidclen freshman talent . . . the artistic sense which con- tributes beauty to each play she directs, lights, or costumes . . . and the hunian lllltlCl'Sl2ll1Clll1g which makes her beloved by stu- dents and faculty.