Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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To lhe Class of 1937: The clay when you and I shalt he leaving Corneii together is rapiftiy approaching anct it is with a feeling of more than usual earneslness that I write a word of greeting and iareweii. The University has ioiiowect your years here with iceen interest anct hope hut our Chief concern is as to the use you wiii maice oi what you have iearnect on this campus. it is a puzzieci anti an apprehensive worict into which you are stepping. hut it is one which is arquiring a new outiooii on iiie with ati the possihiiities that great soviai changes oiter. it is a worict in which intelligent iiherai ieaciership is im- perative ii ctisasler is to he averleci anct if sufress is to he afhieveci. That ieactership must come iargeiy from those who iiiae yourselves have haci the opportunity oi hroaciening their ouliooic anct lifting anci strengthen- ing their icteais hy fonlavt with the hest thought hoth of the past and of the present. That you wiii show that leadership in your severai Communities is what Cornell would rather see than anything eise. 5 i 6'-1'1 -'ff' 5414 cn..44 18

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ADMINISTRATIQN

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PRESIDENT LIVINGSTQN FARRAND