Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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• ,•- ••• • ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■■■MHH ■aBHraran Our yesterdays follow us; they constitute our life, and they give character and force and mean- ing to our present deeds. —JOSEPH PARKER

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:■ .: - AWAITING THE PROCESSIONAL The time has come . . . we ' ve reached that final goal . . . it ' s hard to realize that four years ago we were just planning our college careers. Four years, a relatively long span of time and yet . . . the first few weeks passed in a blur of excitement, a world of unknown faces, new names and strange sur- roundings . . . then the kaleidoscope stopped whirling and we began adjust- ing to the pattern. We experienced the job of new friendships and successfully met unac- customed situations ... we had our first taste of intellectual curiosity, and suddenly a whole new universe opened to us ... we gained a perspective unknown to us before and learned how to conform without surrendering our own individuality. Looking back we can lightly pass over the moments of disappointment and frustration. Instead, our minds dwell on the joys of college activities and most of all, the endless chain of friendships that tie all our experiences together, making them into something meaningful and worthwhile. Now the long awaited day of graduation has come. After four years of college we realize how infinite the field of knowledge is, and how much we have yet to learn. Thus we pass with hope from the old into the new. 55 SENIOR CLASS °26° '