Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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As Time Goes By You must remember this ... a broom is just a broom, and a dirty plate is something to be washed. At Park; however, our conception of work goes beyond these sup¬ erficialities. According to our uniquely organized fam¬ ily system of work,” the table to be cleared, the report to be typed, and the lilacs to be pruned are receipts to the foremost seats for the “Fides et Labor” four-year tour sponsored by Park College. Work becomes a dignified preparation for the future; the workman becomes a laud¬ able, goal-achieving individual, a definite cog in the wheel which perpetuates the spirit of the college- The organized system of living and learning at Park makes it impossible for a student to find his place in both college organization and campus society without assuming the responsibilities and opportunities family work offers. Once initiated into the system, the student who shows aptitude, leadership, or skill may become a supervisor or may be given a job suitable to his special talents. Democratic and functional, the work program fosters understanding of a symbiotic world and practices the ideals of brotherhood in a Christian society. Marie Stein. Page Twelve

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Having heard all year about Park Friendliness, you rightfully expect its likeness in your yearbook. Here, then, is our Nickie with a very Parkish “Hi.” Below you’ll find us at mid-morning in a reflective mood . . . The Orion delegation demonstrates a certain healthy love of competition . . . The appear¬ ance of the popular Parkollegians means a date marked in red on any calendar. . . Intramural sports maintained maximum bleacher enthusiasm. . . . Meals in family styles, and what more effective way to meet the “family”? . . . Fun for all was the Mardi Gras.

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