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Page 18 text:
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A survey of the avenues thru which a person re¬ ceives his education will necessarily bring to the forefront three major thoroughfares; books, classroom activities, and associates. Of the three, personality and the knowledge of classmates will probably exercise more influence on a student than any other byway of learning. Association and companionship are usually often and close among fellow classmates, and thru companionship, ideas and problems, either hypo¬ thetical or real, can be analysed and often solved. Also, the subconscious observation of the per¬ sonality in conversation, recreation, and compe¬ tition unknowingly influences the observing student, and, in time, adds to the very real fact that everyone is an integral part of each person he has ever known—it could be insight of the quiet boy, another’s oratorical power, the stamina and drive of that person, the good naturedness of the big boy, the coy smile of the country girl, the booming laugh of the class comic, and so on until almost every person in a class contributes to the student that is being educated—the vital part of the finished product of any institution of learning.
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Page 20 text:
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SENIORS Understanding, affection, and cooperation born of circumstances typify the senior class. They are the remanants of some 150 that started as freshmen in 1948. Through the four years of toil and pleasure, monotony and excitement, they have been forged into one. That they stand as one on the steps of Alma Mater is significant, because they will now seek their trails into the wilderness of life and probably never again will all of them stand together on this spot. Their connections, one with the other, are forever cemented, no matter what the distance between them may be, by their common ideals, principles, and goals. So now it is time to leave. Thoughts flash back and wishes try desperately to stop the wheel of time and linger in this world that is no more. Class of 1952, it is now your turn to step over the horizon. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Faculty advisor Miss Henrietta S. Purnell President Robert Wills Vice-President Earl Brown Secretary-treasurer Jessie Overton Social Com. Rep Faye AVebster
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