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Over the years Western Maryland College has been in operation, some things have changed greatly while others have hardly changed at all. Students still work hard, enjoy a good time, and make lasting friendships. However, we no longer have to worry • about being put in the group that lines the football field to pick up loose stones or about being prepared for inspections by professors to see if we are study- ing each night. These practices occurred back in 1911 when Philip Myers was in school, but they slowly faded out with the passing of time. As the years progress though, new worries surface that create obstacles that somehow need to be overcome. These obstacles challenge each student to become a better person with a stronger character. The seniors on the following pages have struggled uphill through years of intense instruction at this college. The faculty and staff have helped them to achieve this undergraduate success. They have learned from each other. The memories they have shared will last a lifetime. These college years will shape their futures having prepare them for obstacles they will encounter in their lives. The uphill struggle for success begins anew upon gradu- ation as the seniors set new goals for themselves. People 35