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

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twig ,Graaf VN' ' 'M V z , c .., Z asm I ZII ' f e ffl yyt , y A 11 . if ' H - . . M gy if -.-'L f- 2 '-: 5, wa Senior officers: Phil Toberg, Mari-in Diehl, and James McCool. CLIFFORD Nurs Brisou Clifford Niles Beeson Biology Phi Delta Theta Pershing Rifles Chorus, Tennis, Swimming lass f 195 The present senior class is a result of the careful selection for which YVashington and Jeff- erson is famous. Less than half of the men who started as young, eager freshmen have remained to receive degrees as members of the class of 1954. These men are now able to take upon themselves the responsibilities of life and carry on the traditions of their Alma Mater. The formal education which they received is of value in the preparation and moulding of the layman, but the graduate will look back upon the cultural atmosphere which this college creates, while he happily remembers the joyous moments of the Prom and Greek Swingout. He will realize the value of the combination of the different aspects of living with his fellow man. It is natural that a feeling of sadness will engross the Senior on June 12, but this is soon replaced by the gaze into the future. Nlany of the graduates will enter the United States Army as Second Lieutenantsg others will be going to medical school While still others will try other graduate work. But all will look back to their undergraduate days and thank lVashington and Jefferson College for the preparation which it gave to enable them to assume their place in society. As the days of the last year in college go rapidly by, the senior begins to entertain thoughts of leaving friends and fraternity brothers with whom he has passed through the vicissitudes of college life. He will look back upon the basket- ball and football games, the concentrated hours of study for finals, the dances and parties, the VVednesday morning chapels and the keen com- petition of intramural athletics. The ultimate result of all these activities at Jay play a major part in all the lives of the graduating seniors.

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