Youngstown University - Neon Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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' ■ y •.m ' - ' r ' - Sl kff ■ V A The people were new It is only combined the new that the past can function. New ideas must be created and tested, then added to past knowledge. Each year new individuals con- tribute and these contributions of good, are remembered and remain active or if found to be not so good are re.jected. From the prospective of the present, the year has progressed well, but from the future the judg- ment remains uncertain. 28

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And suddenly it was spring and graduation 30 As spring hovered over the campus, sensation swept the students. It brought new warmth and contentment. Spring among all the turmoil of se- mester exams created fascination, a spirit of restless- ness. The warm breezes and sunny days brought enjoyment to the content and restless. The indiffer- ence vanished, leaving only the feeling of the true essence of purpose. The momentus experience of graduation, the reward for many diligent hours spent apprehending, contemplating and assimilating ideas was the present, but is now fading into fond memo- ries with the passing years. Yes, spring has an im- pact unequalled by any other season and will continue to affect the students, becoming a part of their vast storehouse of memories.