Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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The Junior Class dedicates the 1948 KALEIDOSCOPE to the Middlebury men who have served with the fighting forces of our country. We welcome those who are here for the first time and those who are returning to the campus. We cannot say that with their arrival college life has slipped into a prewar normalcy; that will never be possible, for the new field house will stand as a constant reminder of the darker days that changed all college life on all campuses. We can only say that it is good to have them back; they are helping to create a postwar atmosphere which is remi- niscent of what college was like before 1941. Their revival of varsity teams, of fraternities, their participation in clubs, in publications, in discussions has given a new vitality to all that is Middlebury. ' ' S VETERAN5

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L«. FOREWORD Even now, as we follow the paths of those before us, as we visualize new ones of our own, we begin to cherish memories of our college life. There are the thoughts of warm friendships and noble ideals, the impressions of a college during war and peace. These, this book seeks to preserve for you, the Junior Class, that you may recall in future hours the pleasures, the interests, the life that was yours at Middlebury. V JkJ 5 mm