Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Q. GREETING FRCDM OUR PRESIDENT V The significance of the college experience lies in the con- vergence of lives, student and faculty, during an important period of four years. During that convergence, there is fel- lowship in the pursuit of truth and there are many lesser achievements in which men strive together for the college, the class, the association, the fraternity or the team. The true and permanent friendships which result are seldom detected in the making. Such friendships are not made as men face one another in conscious appraisal but rather as they turn and move forward with eyes set on some common objective. La- boring together for common causes, men little suspect the ties that are being bound about their hearts and lives. But com- ing to the end they discover themselves immeshed in a web of friendships with faculty and fellow students-friendships which time and distance will not dissolve. The experiences in which these friendships were created then become doubly significant. They are enshrined in memory and every means is employed to retain them as vividly and as faithfully as possible. This is the philosophy of such a book as this. It becomes priceless. We are grateful for the able men who have made it possible, and deeply thankful for the shared lives which makes it val- 4P gelbb

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