Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

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w Ll Dlt. ROBERT N. MONTGOMERY For most of us, college days pass by all too rapidly-but the memory lingers on. This MUSCOLJUAN gives a splendid resume of some of the year,s outstand- ing events, as well as a photographic review of people and organizations and serves as a medium through which now and in the years to come We may recall the happy experiences of college days. As you look through the annual, whether you are a student, faculty member, alumnus or friend of the college, I hope you will catch something of the friendly Christian spirit which characterizes Mus- kingum aud the Wholesome attitude of cooperation which exists between faculty and students and which makes life at Muskingum a delightful one for all of us. If the MUSCOLIUAN does this for you, it will have served its purpose Well. Qaieai' flf. Wmiqmamq President 8 .- WW, ...fi

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Much change has taken place in the life and activity of college students dur- ing the past seven years. Most of these changed activities have been quite ab- normal to the American way of life: preparation and training for warg the fighting and carrying forward to victory the greatest war in the history of the worldg the adjustments to and attempted solution of terriiic post war national and world problems. The life and fate of THE MUSCOLJUAN during these years was in the over- all scheme of things perhaps not a very important matter. In its small and rather insignificant way, it also went through hazardous and dark days and on two or three occasions it appeared as if it would give up and perish in the struggle. However, due to the stouthearted, loyal efforts and support of a few never-say- diev students, THE MUSCOLIUAN, battered and at times reduced almost to a skeleton, did survive. THE 1948 MU SCOLIUAN should be properly acclaimed as the aback-to-normali' Muskingum yearbook, published on schedule and equal in quality and quantity to the many fine, similar publications of bygone years. I want to extend my personal congratulations to Boyd Martin and his Staff for the splendid way in which they have brought THE MUSCOLIUAN back to normalf, HV. Knew Mmfqameaq Vice President I. KNOX MONTGOMERY 9