York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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Jbftttattmt (Eo rof. Babiu Jf. Qiarbner, tuljose noble ttiork is manifest in tlje lines of many tuljctse goab fortune it mas to babe him as an instructor ano fricnb. l]as giben not onlu instrnrtion mxb inspiration, lint his life to the mak- ing of otljcrs. (Eo l]im tl]is book is rrsprrtfnllu bebi- cateb.

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Prof. D. H. GARDNER

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Editor ' s Foreword [T flELLOYV Students and Friends: It is obvious |l0)| to every intelligent mind that there is no- thing permanent but change and nothing certain but uncertainty. A change has come to the Academy whether permanent or not remains to be seen. For years the Academy has quietly given in- struction to many whose lives she has changed for the better. She has achieved much and her sons are a credit not only to the Academy but to their country. Quietly; yes, quietly, year after year growing in her proud record, not boasting, adver- tising or shouting, but constantly sticking at it. Now we have felt the need of something by which this record and the memories of her work may be kept alive. For that purpose this book was created. It is not distinctly a class book, but primarily a school book. How well it serves its intended end remains for you the reader to judge.