Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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ROBERT N. MONTGOMERY BeAg Meine yD: The college student has been shaped out of the clay of human potentialities into a young person who is beginning to have mature attitudes toward life and toward ways of living. He is ready for the finishing process, the delicate part of the molding that often-times makes the difference between a mediocre product and an achievement of high grade. During his college course invisible hands are at work, touching his life here and there, with deft and subtle strokes, almost imperceptibly helping to determine the type of character, personality, and attitudes that are going to become perman- ent parts of his life. A college such as Muskingum does far more than this. Not only does it touch the college student’s life in vital spots with its own helping hand, but it brings him into the hands of the Great Potter, who alone has complete mastery of the art, who alone has the touch that makes a man complete—a glorious achievement. The outcome, however, depends very largely upon the responsiveness of the clay to the touch of the Potter's hands.