American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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. 1 — r D E D I C 1 4 i 1 . The 19 57 TALON is dedicated to two men who have spent many years of their hves on the campus of The Ameri- can University. They spent this time here because they preferred this place to any other. Not because, individually they per- formed their respective jobs well, but Dutch . . . Known by all . . . and liked by all Hugo ' ' Dutch ' ' Shulze A surprise greeted Dutch when he was presented a new outboard motor at the Homecoming game. Here Lee Levy gets a thankyou as Dr. John looks on. This year, although not sitting with the teams he played for and coached, Dutch still was on hand for their victories and defeats. 12

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J OR life . . . for the world. Studies have readied us for work in our chosen professions. Guidance has prepared us to live in today ' s world. Con- tacts at American University, social and academic have prepared us to make our own place in the society of this world and to help prepare others. And after all this preparedness, Religion has made us ready for God. Pat Collins r ri AND THUS WE ARE PREPARED

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A T I O N because of their untiring work, their Character, their friendhness, and their ability to be a part of the hves of every student. Dutch and Mr. S. will live in the hearts of all who knew them, worked for them and came in contact with them. Ruben P. Sleicher Mr. Sleicher tries out the new mail boxes in the Supply Store. In charge of the mail in the new and modern Supply Store, Mr. S hands a package to Mary Alice Fravel, Secretary to President Anderson. A friendly smile greeted all when he operated the old book store in the basement of Mary Graydon.