Washington Missionary or Columbia Junior College - Memories Yearbook (Takoma Park, MD)

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CONTENTS T H E C O L L E G E ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES A C T I V I T I E S SLIGONIAN STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION RELIGIOUS GROUPS MUSIC CLUBS SOCIAL CLUBS TAKOMA ACADEMY ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES CLASSES FAMILIAR SCENES AD-ED INTEREST

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ll FOREWORD I lt has been the purpose of the staff of this book to inscribe in its pages the memories of those happenings during the school year, both with our fellow classmates and our instructors, which, when viewed in after years, will inspire us to carry on the high ideals so nobly exem- plified. Let us cherish these memories and hope that they will be the source of many happy moments in years to come. We extend our most hearty thanks to all who have helped to make the publishing of this book a success. We express our deep apprecia- tion for the helpful counsel of President l-l. A. lvlorrison, Mr. Fred I.. Green, lvlr. S. Arason, and Professor Theo. C. Weis. Those who have helped in the photographic work of the annual are Elder W. R. French, lvlr. S. lvl. l-larlan and Edmonston's Studio, and the credit for this part of the annual is due them. We acknowledge the courtesy of the Civic Edu- cation Service which has graciously permitted us to use some of its views of the city, We also wish to express our appreciation to lvliss Edythe Stephenson, the registrar, for donating her services in securing the College enrollment. ivlay The Book of C-olden Memories be more than just the name of this annual-may it reflect the golden memories of the many happy associations of our student days, as we leaf its pages. Ol

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2 lt's tunny how one's mem'ry clings Round walks and walls and trees and thingsg And steals down hallways strangely dear, A-vyand'ring back year after year To linger there about the place And dream old dreams Time can't erase. . . Four columns, white and straight and tall, Are standing guard 'tore Columbia l-lall, Where chapels, libraries, lecture rooms, too, Teach youth to work hard, pray often, be true. From the Gateway to Service may all who depart Bear tour tall white columns etched deep in the heart