New York University School of Commerce - Commerce Violet Yearbook (New York, NY)

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IT SEEMS THAT ONLY YESTERDAY I had the privilege of Welcoming you to the School of Commerce as freshmen and now the time has come when I II1L1St bid you adieu as graduating seniors. The intervening years have been, I trust, a period of your life which will have a special niche in your memories-a period to which you will always look back with fond recollection in your nostalgic moments. It is my sincere hope that your undergraduate days with us have estab- lished the foundation for a happy and a successful career in the years which lie ahead and that as alumni you will continue to be a very intimate part of the School of Commerce and of New York University -your Alma Mater. JOHN H. PRIME Associate Dean Associate Dean John H. Prime

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?xE'E-l-'PRA is 6' A, LD U, '-I C4 3? uq 70 -P '21 6 C7 m ru o x x Lf A GREAT AND wisii NIAN once wrote, When you touch the water in a flowing river, it is the last of the water that has passed and the first of the Water coming on . . For us, then, this is the moment of farewell-and for you the begin- ning of the river of the future, with all that it holds of rewarding and exciting adventure in the dynamic world of tomorrow. Godspeed to you, my young friends, in the great mission of living a rich and fruitful life. You have our blessings, and our hopes and good wishes go with you always! THOMAS L. NORTON Dean

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Assislfmzf Dean Walclo B. Buckham CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES to all of you as you go forth into the World of business. Your future success will be the ultimate measure of the training you have received at Commerce. May you use that training well, and may you enjoy good luck and happiness iii the careers you have chosen. WALDO B. BUCKHAM Assistant Dean