Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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tritium it :1 '4 -.I. n. .-.-- '- . ,i- u-J 1J1 . 1. .I. .' -, ' 1-. :inr-th? . .-a-.' 1$33H:: tit - I x. ':- 233E -T'- F- ' tg'lhfw 4' 1 fat :11 ; .1 44 - 11;: .w . . In. I. L-ih-Iaii- H's -H'II $33 - 1.1. :- Ir ?t- f uriv I -. hrr-L'! , E :1. i + THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE To the Class or. 1949: Your years 3.1: Hamilton have not been ordinary years, if such exisr. You Found the College just beginning to rebuild its program after the war. President Woreester's tragic illness and death was followed by the hrie:r presidency of Dr. Rudd, and then in your last semester you had to break in :1 new President. Even the traditional Winter weather of this Hill was not normal in your time! Yet there have been strong elements of continuity, too, in your experience, of fellowship in learning with a 51:11ng fatiulty, of walking paths beaten and made smooth for you by long generations of your predecessors. May I, who joined your class so late, express my confidence and trLISI that, even in such days of change, you have found and will all your life exemplify the Hamilton tradition-----of intelligent analysis of the problems Iife brings to you, of conscientious and responsible luartieipation in civic, business and professional life, of consistent devotion to moral ideals of prohity and integrity. As the youngest addition to yoor class, I properly stay on, on the Hill. I shall look to you, and your elders among the alumni, for counsel, for help, but most of all for support in the maintenance here of that tradition. RUBERT WARD MCEWEN Our prrridmr :1! work '.' I '1. - I...- lHnIELH' 'f - 'l l5 :1..' .f' Lt .'..-I .nr '1 up . ' - o'u' hLJ: 2' . 1'12 . 1? I' I' 'i.' .- '.IJII..-. 'l- ..!Il-l 'I : 1'1'I -. pl:3r! .;ll5.'il. 1:. Fig.1 Jn- u --1.-, :4; re;

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