Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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PREBACE With the war over and our thoughts turning from it to things of peace, with the return of our men with their new ideas from the corners of the world, this year has been a great change from the past three. We have still written term papers, seniors have still written their seminars, it rained on May Day, and the Muscoljuan has come out late again, but still the year has been different. We have not spent so much time thinking about ration points and tires and gas. We have thought of the UNO, the Russian invasion of Iran, the millions of those in Europe who will go without enough food, the WSSF-Dorm Drive and of a new building on campus in the near future. We have turned to the world’s problems of recon- struction that follow every war and in our rebuilding will not rest at merely restoring. We must go beyond it to better things. With the war over we have straightened our shoulders and put them to the tasks of peace.

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MISS IRENE HORNER WITH A GREAT DEAL OF PRIDE AND PLEASURE, WE DEDICATE THE 1946 Musco yuan To Miss Horner, WHO HAS HELPED Us AS A FACULTY ADVISER, AN UNDERSTANDING TEACHER, AND A SOURCE OF IN- SPIRATION. SHE KNOWS AND HAS HELPED Us TO SHARE “THE JOY OF WORK AND DANCE AND SONG”; HER WIDE INTERESTS AND ACTIVE MIND GO TOGETHER TO MAKE A PLEASING PERSONALITY WHICH CALLS FORTH OUR RESPECT AND WARMS OUR HEARTS... . page six