St Josephs College Division of General Studies - Achievements Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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K. 1 OUR GRADUATES SPEAK ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES AT GENERAL STUDIES An y goal that is to be accomplished can usually be made more pleasant when there is a feeling of comradeship. . . and such was the case at Saint Joseph 's. . . Here we have blended numerous cultural backgrounds to produce a highly diversified health-orien ted graduating class. Finally, after many semesters of hard work it is all brought to a fruitful conclusion . . . As our family and friends have a chance to watch on and be proud with us we arrive at the end of one sojourn and embark upon the beginning of another. . . We now hold the Bachelor of Science degree. . . We have graduated. Obtaining a college degree while main taining a work and family life is not an easy task, but through our concerted efforts and dedication we can be proud of what we have accomplished. . . and have found pleasure and friendship an unexpected benefit. I Maureen Betty Headley Renee Henry Ham pden-Thomas 15