University of Maine at Farmington - Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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C0 the Glass of '47 Never before has society demanded as much from its educators as it is demanding today. The world is torn with doubt and suspicion. Upon schools and colleges is being placed the great responsibility of pointing the way toward greater world unity and of offering to youth the experiences that will lead to this outcome. Wlierever you may be located, you will be expected to carry your part of that responsibility. Grant that it may never be said ofa graduate of Farmington State Teachers College that he failed to recognize this obligation. The characteristics of the larger social groups are gained from the development of those characteristics in the smaller units. The small units are what the still units of which they are composed choose to make them. Only through the unified efforts of the membership of these small groups will unity develop in the larger groups to which they belong. Consequently, it becomes your task to help in establishing in all groups with which you become associated a great amount of unity of purpose and-effort. Thus, your groups will acquire the strength to influence other and larger units of society. Witlm such unity becoming general, there will ul- timately develop a co-operative world society. Not one of us is too small to play an important part in bringing this to pass. That you may experience grelt satisfaction and happiness in your eliort is my earnest hope. Dr. Errol L. Dearborn, Preritlwzl Che Zwsirlcrzfis' Massage