University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Editorial TlIK time has cnm,. f,,r the Clnss (,f 1010 to loavo its c.lK.ov hnuw. For fonr .vars. c.ll.p. litV. with irs work, its rccrcafioii, ils uiauifold jjleasiires, its iiisjiirino- iutiu- ences, has surrounded each member of the Class, and has made such an impression on her thought and character as can hardly be overestimated. An impression, however, is rather a vague, indefinite thing and, after the lapse of years, much that might be inspiring and h( ' l])ful to the college alumna has completely escaped her memory. In the coming years, then, this annual, with the names and pbotogra]dis of the Facidty, will remind her that mental develojiment should not end with the close of college days. The name of the Young Women ' s Christian Association will recall those things which are highest and holiest and most worth while. The pages devoted to athletics will say to the reader that her college days taught a sound, clean mind in a sound, clean liody. The various social events will lii ' ing to her mind the happiest lionrs of her life at college, hours when she, with her classmates or her society sisters, in unity of thought and ]iur])ose, worked in order ro give pleastire to others. Then, turning to the records of her class, she will remendier that the watchword of her life was to be Service. So, as a reminder, as a ]iartial i ' e] res -ntatiou of our college life in its every phase, the editors present this second edition of The Carolinian.