Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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who unite in the bonds of brotherhood and- under- standing. Above all, there are those who look to the future, and as they do, so does Emory, for ahead is the realization of many a dream, Some of us may now be ready to leave this world we have known here and Venttue into the larger- one outside. In time we will all take our places in life and that steadfast light will always be before us. Emory has taught us to be free. It has given us complete freedom and beauty of the soul. And though we shall some day die, our souls will live. They will look back upon this life and see a youth who fought evils, who fought itself, a youth who iinally emerged from the flotsam to build a monu- ment to Truth and Justicein its heart. Though our story may -never have a tribute, though it may re-. main short and unsung, we shall always cherish it. It will ever be the-book of our youth, our triumphs and struggles. This is our sea of life. The calm peaceful waters that meant happiness, the waves that brought sorrow, the currents of evil, the surfs of joy . . . and the Hnal low tide of death. This is the spirit of Emory . . . Yes, it is more than the story of a school in an American city. It is the story of life. The story of a heart, a soul, and the story of those who 'make this life something fine and noble. ' - MORTON-SIANFORD Rnrcrnurr

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There are many patterns hvmg s1de by Slde as there are manv behefs and many goals The Georgra farm the bl1ZZ1I1g hustlrng Clty the plams and the mountams The Kelly lads and the Cohens The doctor to be and the preacher edu' cator nurse lawyer hbranan or artrst Thrs IS more than Fmory more than Arner1ca rt 1S lmfe ded1cated to a purpose Thrs 1S hfe herng molded wrth care and gurdance Deep Lnsrde there 1S happrness and sorrow There IS success and farlure There 1S work and play Graduatrng sen1ors nod to those they leave he lnnd as they look forward to then v1s1ons and hack upon then days of Joy wlnch wrll never return Student nurses work so that they may g1V6 some touch of compassron to a World tl1at has knovn 11 much pam wh1le theolograns seek the Truth 111 serv1ce to the Kmgdom of God and young doctors carrv on a crusade of htunamty 1n the name of scrence Lxbrarrans work Wlfh the keys to learnmg the fnends of the lonely l1ours graduates cont1nue to search for all they belreve so that they too may say Wlth s1ncer1ty I know Dentrsts spend hours 111 serv1ce to the poor g1v1ng wh1le they learn and those who asp1re to the Law prov1de the SIHGWS of our land and our lrherty Deep 1ns1de are those who lead and create, those who speak for the1r own future There are those V . 1 . - Q 0 . - . . 7 7 3 J n ' , 4 . ' 7 pg 3 . . 1 7 7 i 7 ' - . - I J , M.. n . . . . . . . . I - 4 n I I I I ' l Q . , I - . . 1 4 . . I n 1 ..- . - . - . . . . . . v . . ' ' 7 . . . . 3 3 1 . A 0 K Q l 1 ' 2 3 . . '. cc 3: . , . . . . . . J 7 V U n n . V - . . - 4 1 ' .

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