Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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ff-Q b if sas Q - 4 .xg 4, Q. ins. a l 4 A 52' A l 4. .n.'s....,...4..,..,- , -,,,.,', The President looks over the plans with the architect, Mr. Robert Hutchins ii v FUREWURD S ANOTHER YEAR fades into mem- ory, our dreams for the future reflect fondly the experience of the past. It has been a year of hard work and good times, of encouragement and frustration, of success and failure . . . but essentially, this year has been one of progress. The men who dared to dream are being vindicated. Those who strove to fulfill that dreams are finding their reward in the ever- increasing signs of approaching reality. The vision has travelled far since its humble beginnings in the minds of the courageous. It gained strength in the fer- vent desire of the persistent. It found prom- ise of realization among men of foresight. It took on shape and form in the imagina- tions of architects and planners. It appeared for all to see on their drawing boards. And, at last, but a few short months ago, it ex- perienced the tangible evidences of fulfill- ment as the sinuous muscles of men and machines began to mould the earth to re- ceive the dream. Arduous tasks yet lie before us, and the road to completion wends long and difficult. There will doubtless be obstacles and post- ponements to try the patience of even the most persevering. Nevertheless, those of us who have shared in the memorable events of the past year have sensed their signifi- cance. The goal is in sight and achievement is assured, for the hopes and aspirations of men will not be denied.

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