Salmon P Chase College - Chasonian Yearbook (Highland Heights, KY)

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CHARLES BELL C. R. BEIRNE CLINTON COLLINS EDWARD DIXON STANLEY HARPER OTIS HESS EDGAR HOLTZ ROBERT KLAUSMEYER BERT LONG DUNHAM MATTHEWS LOUIS PECHSTEIN JOHN PECK LOUIS SCHNEIDER NELSON SCHWAB, JR GEORGE SNIDER I

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STUDIE T5 Here's a good quest- tion: What do you search for in college ....adiploma?.... dollars? .... truth? . . . ....,--S a good time? .... 1 N 4. v M ' , i it I We are reminded of su K W a passage from the novel MR. ROBERTS. Somewhere in the Pacific betwen the islands of Tedium and Boredom navy man Roberts is standing the deck watch. He recalls for his fellow watchstanders the San Francisco he remembers. He describes the sharply dressed young ensigns and lieutenants in the hotels and bars atop Telegraph Hill. And he recalls that these young men, ostensibly out for a good time, are somehow spiritu- ally lost, they are searching for something permanent and fundamental-like truth or a chance to begin life over again. Their mosque of gaiety only half-conceals the searching. We recall the passage simply because we know a lot of people .... searching .... Students, for example. We suppose that a great majority of students would tell you they're in college today in order to make more dollars tomorrow, iust as that young lieutenant in the paragraph above would tell you about the good time he thought he was having. Mr. Roberts could tell you that the lieutenant didn't have a satisfying time in San Fran- cisco that night, and we can tell the student that on gradu- ation night the dollars will still be in someone else's pocket. Untie the diploma. ls it something fundamental and permanent, like truth? Or is it simply an engraved invi- tation to begin life over again? As students ourselves we hold for the invitation theory, for absolute truth seems to be a long way off. Besides, the books we searched changed our lives, and an invitation-particularly to begin over again-is a satisfying challenge.