Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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foeeuoo.0 i N the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form, and void . . . And God saw that it was good. In this manner all construction and development are dominated by the universal plan. In the beginning there is an idea and then a plan as it is with the architect when he draws up a set of blueprints. After the plans have been laid, the materials, like the brick and cement, are gathered together. The next step requires the worker to make use of the materials in order to turn out the finished product. If the idea, plan, materials, and work are good, the result must be good. Education follows the same universal pattern. The professors and instructors lay the plans just as the architect draws the blueprint. I lie classes are substituted for the materials ot cement and brick. 1 he extra- curricular work of the students is then divided between athletics , nd or- ganizal ions just as the work of the laborers is divided between the unskilled and skilled. All the ingredients are present . . . And God saw that it was good.