Panzer College - Olympia Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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Sarah D. Field

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FOREWORD Once in the long ago There was high, glad adventure — battles fought and triumph of sport and skill. Now the story of that ancient combat and that ancient quest Is a closed book. We put away carefully the bright suits of our play, and the story ended. This book is the chest wherein we have placed these dusty garments, And ive open it once again Remembering like a flash of jeivelled light each line, each gesture, Empty stuffs take on new warmth, new color, new form, They breathe and move again — impalpable dust transfigured. Laughter grows more sure — high hopes rise, true as yotith. Ghostly figures lock hands in warm and sunny comradeships. Behind the rising curtain, the players wait with expectant hush. Dear Reader — open the book, the play ' s begun!

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DEDICATION The road to the pinnacle of our hopes lies through the mire of our failures. In youth, when troubles beset us, this pinnacle seems to be the last faint line on the horizon. Surely, there can be no greater friend than he who shares our struggles, xvho abides with us ivhile dark clouds dim our hopes, whose guidance lightens our path; and who claims no credit for ivhat he has done, but only smiles and says, You did well . We could hardly leave college without manifesting our gratitude to the person who has been just this to us. In grateful appreciation of her service and loyalty to the class of 1932, tve dedicate our annual to our adviser and friend SARAH D. FIELD