Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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M Dear Seniors Twenty yeurs from now there may come a duy when you wull open those books you are holding tonught you wull look back on thus year of war and world wude sadness and see ut through dufferent eyes Each wull see 1 dufferent pucture varued by the knowledge gauned here an unduvudual knowledge upon which experience can be based All around us we now see a great deal of unhappuness und sacrufice throughout the world but even we are forced to admut that so far our part un all of thus hus been very unsugnuficant We have not been called upon to guve up our happuness We do not yet know the real meunung of sacrufice Thus us not a regular senuor address for un the Hrst pluee we are not an ordunary elass and also we are not luvung un ordunary tumes Right now vue cannot get a perspeetuye of the present duy but twenty years on we wull be able to see what went before and what came after thus year In the menuorues culled forth from these pages now fresh from the prunter we yy ull want to thunk that we dud something worthwhile and dud not just sut back and let other people shoulder our work I-Iave we thus year uecomplushed un any measure the necessary ground to muke ourselves worthy of the pruvuleges thut yye huve enjoyed? On thut duy how wull we judge our selves? Wull we End that we took udyantage of all the opportunutues offered us9 Eyen ufter twenty years we uyull remember muny things good and bad that we may wunt to forget small thungs perhups that we novy thunk wull vanush from our thoughts through the years but they wull be there to questuon us Prom thus twenty year vantlge we vuull have the benefit of the added knowledge that unvaruably comes with be able to put unto use all that we have learned un our laearts but have not yet put unto pruetuce If yye carry yxuth us the rught frame of mund we wull have gauned ch ough these years of strufe a strengthening of character uhueh wull help us to apply the lessons we have learned during these hugh school days If I were wrutung thus letter some tvyenty years ago I eould only hope for a few of you to go on to college and for the rest of vou to be happuly marrued But un thus rupudly advancung day there are unnumerable paths stretehung un all dureetuons paths that vyull lead us out unto enchanting lands We have at our feet an oppor tunuty that no generation of women before us has ever had The world us bound to be a yery unterestung plaee un whueh to luye and ut us our duty to follow whateyer path vue ehoose for our future We have all had four wonderful hugh school years and I suncerely hope all of you huye gotten as much out of them as I haye Some of us wull go on to eollege und some of us uyull stop here but regurdless of what we decude to do our vsork vyull be of a more earnest clhraeter than just the eollege elasses or the routune of an otluee We must put our whole hearts unto vyhateyer we undertake un the communuty to whueh we may belong and show everyone that we are honestly capable We must not leave hugh school and enter .u world at vuar yxuthout more seriousness of purpose than any hugh school gruduates during the past twenty years And mav we twenty years henee be proud of the foundutuon we haye laud here at Wushungton Semunary Ru BI ueaur Sc ou u 21 A LETTER T0 'llllll Elllliu 1 1a 1 2 ' 1 ' ' Q . I ll xt 1 t Q i 2 u . l 3 , i l . . , I l 1 v u 3 f I 1 l . r I x W , X A1 71, 1 - . 1 l Y x I I u Vx f X i ' l ' ' V Y- Yl U - ui 1 1 1 L ' , , y , , 1 , A ,1 .1 , ' , Q js , 1 f ' e , l V D 1 x Q . I I u 2 1' l my 3 K i I ' .u . maturity, we will have more settled ideas, and the appraisal of values. Will we, with our acquired knowledge, ri ' ' 1 ' . ' r , 1, - ' 1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 y ' 1 1 ' , K . . . . 7 W h . 1 1 , ' , '1 ' 'k- K ' , . ' , . 1 1 1 ' g. I I' ' ' l . fi 1 Vi ' 'i 1 , , . , 1, , ' , ' 1 , , ,, , 1, . . ! V s ' y ' 175 u ' I Y' l i ly 1 ' V ' . . , . ' 1 i r r' 1 1 ,1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . -' X 1 I Y V I 3 - ' - Y I .' Vx u 1 I Y ' I I x l l x V Y Y' I I y 1 D 1 -g V V11 I 1 , f 1 1 L 1 1 , 1 L ' 1 11 , ' 1 1, . ' L . ' K, L' 1 ' , 1, 2 1 1 1 7 u

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