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( ates Dawes President of York Junior College Mr. John K. B. DeGnnit and Dr. Dawes on College of the Air. 11
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OUR FIRST CITIZEN Dr. Dawes In efforts to phrase a meaningful message to students, it is practically impossible to strike a new note. There are some old and true notes, however, which merit being struck again— and repeatedly. If you should learn little else at York Junior College, it is imperative to the future welfare of our nation that now you realize how important it is for men and women to think for themselves. Mass thinking has caused the downfall of many great nations. As American citizens it is your duty to yourselves, and to the country you constantly should strive to serve, to work ceaselessly that no American is denied the right to act according to his own conscience. Liberty, however, does not mean license, and no one can be permitted to threaten the general good. Think, then, on the best which has been said and thought during man ' s long and difficult search for Truth. Preserve inviolate your birthright as a rational individual. Coura- geously, always, be aware and alert to your responsibilities as free women and men. Passivity is the preclude to disaster. Robert Gates Dawes Dr. Dawes takes the Mrs. on a personally conducted tour of the college. ' Dr. Kobert
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Dean (Charles S, Kollms Dean Rollins York Junior College is my first adventure into administration in the junior college field, and York County is my first contact with the culture of the Pennsylvania Dutch. Both have provided interesting, surprising, and sometimes humorous incidents. The opportunity afforded at York Junior College to work with young people intent on gaining useful education for worthwhile living has been very satisfying to me. We have here a community enterprise which makes it possible for young people of our vicinity to acquire educative experiences second to none in this area. Our small classes and excellent faculty provide personalized instruction difficult to surpass. The combina- tion of academic and vocational training is an excellent opportunity for better prepar- ation for a career. I am proud and happy to be associated with such a worthwhile and challenging enterprise. Charles E. Rollins ](mis Sloka confers with Dean Rollins about a schedule conflict. 12
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