Southern Methodist University - Rotunda Yearbook (University Park, TX)

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Foreword i .f The foreword of any hook is designed to give the reader an ight and preview as to what the author is trying to accomplish. Therjdre, the foreword gives the editor of the Rotunda an opportunity to expQ'n some of the reasons the hook is presented as it is. The Rotunda, 1965, attempts to capturebriqfly thgjgsf of fifty years of SMU within its pages. To do this, the xjarlous division pages were em, I9l0YCd'ef1Ch delfictinf-T Something Olil and traditional as well as something new and Colllemporary- Each of these pages can he viewed as representative Of SMU75 fiflY Year hlSt0fY- for while the University has many well es- tablished and Cheldslled tmliitioris, SMU is young enough that new traditions may still he added. Thi' Colm' Used reflects various aspects of our campus in the full Ualufal C0l0f in Whhh we see them. College life is one of the most colorful times in living experience. It is the colorful life of the campus that we have tried T0 P0ft1'aY not only on the division pages but also on every page of the b00k- The lniform Georgian architectural styling of the campus is worthy Of Temembffhce, but the Rotunda also depicts the daily and seasonal events Of impoftalcc. The campus is more than tradition, more than architecture, and more 'llsau headline happenings-it is the people and their daily lives as well. Thfs is the Rgflmdg? 1965,