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

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YJC cultural achievers: Dhiravud Punhirum, Young Chi Bai, Ray Chin, English 712 ponders Srannmar test Issa All, Joost Keesing, Larry Voreadis, Chris Galatsianos

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Achievement is the watchword of any institution of learning. A college is distinguished by the achievements of its students, faculty, and administration, not by its size or its wealth. The ex- pansion of York Junior College to the four-year curricula, and the increasing number of doctorates on its faculty are unmis- takeable characteristics of the waxing achievement of this college. Other manifestations of achievement are more subtle, but no less important in their respective ways. A day completed, a high mark on a test, a goal scored on the athletic field — all are recog- nized forms of achievement. No college is merely a think factory. Its students must achieve individually and be prepared by the college to attain success In the future. In these pages the hlORIZON staff shall deal with the achievements of all those who constitute York Junior College during the academic year of ' 67-68. Daryl Wenfz, Dayne Yost Somebody ' s moving in or out! Bonnie Hoffner, Lena Carlson

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On Campus The campus of York Junior College has always been a setting for educational achievennent. Since 1959 seven buildings have been constructed on the new campus. York Hall is the center for the academic endeavors of a great variety of students, including representatives of seven foreign countries — Thailand, Korea, Kuwait, The Netherlands, Canada, Greece and Hong Kong. One can always find refuge from the busy campus world by indulging in quiet study in the library. Downstairs, on tapes, one may hear scholars reciting the works of all of history ' s great thinkers, or browse through chronicles of years past. The YJC campus then, provides ade- quate facilities for the student to learn and to achieve. Miss Trudy Hildebrand adjusts the microfilm viewer