Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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There is a certain intangible, undefinable something about our college which makes it the Muskingum each of us have come to proudly call, “my college.” You have felt this elusive quality, in the classroom, about the campus, in the very atmosphere itself. We have all felt it, yet none can describe it. It is the spirit of ‘‘College’’, Mus- kingum styled a spirit which is everywhere and nowhere. Academically, a college education is a helping hand toward a successful career. Our Muskingum education is more than that. It is a helping hand toward a successful Life. ‘’Time’s wheel runs back or stops; Potter and clay endure: Try thee and turn forth sufficiently impressed.’” We are the clay, the college is the potter. In a multitude of ways, it fashions us into what we are to become. To represent that Muskingum styled spirit of “College” which was ever with us during all the activities of the past year, the staff, realizing that the awareness of this intangible spirit is a highly individualized matter, has symbolized the theme of this Muscoljuan, with the hope that your memories will thus be strengthened and flavored, memories which can never die as long as this book exists to bring them back to life.

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CONTENTS Administration President’s page Faculty Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Social Clubs Publications Organizations Forensic Drama Religion Government Music Athletics Football Basketball Track Cross Country Tennis Women’s Athletics This 1940 MUSCOLJUAN is Published by the Junior Class of Muskingum College ALLAN. SIMPSON, ‘Editor DAVID SMILEY, Busnes Manger —————— a ————— : | i