Sarah Lawrence College - Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

Page 9 text:

 Maurice Irvine, Robert Fitzgerald, Helen McMaster. Rudolf Arnhehn, Louis Joughin, fames Hill. Irving Goldman, Kingsley Price, Till- man Breiseth, Charles Trinkaus, fane fudge. Paul Aron, Meyer Rabban, Norman Dello foio, Isabel Garcia Lorca, Alice Bovard, Marc Slonim.

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“. . . I speak continually of the needs of the individual student, because I believe that unless we think of the individual, and con- sider carefully the ways in which we make him an independent and responsible person, who thinks and acts for himself, we cannot prepare him to meet his situation in contemporary life. The modern citizen needs to be secure enough about his own judgment to face any idea or situation that he can form his own conclusion. Me needs discipline enough to observe the rights of others, and to aid others to share his privileges. Me needs depth enough in his emotional re- sponse to enjoy life at its best and to sustain himself at its worst. Me needs an aim in life towards which his future is directed, and which his education is helping him to fulfill. 1 le needs teachers, deans, and administrators who realize that universities and colleges exist to help him achieve these qualities by whatever means can be devised. I Ie needs all these things because his world today is confused, overpower- ing, and tense, and he and his friends in our anxious age, can help to put it right.

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Harold Wiener, Edward Polomon, Ruth Strodt. Charlotte H outer mans, Rolf Altschul, Ruth Sandstrom, Madeline Grant, Henry Altman. Theodore Roszak, David Smith, Lucie Jowers, Ezio Martiuelli.