DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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D CLUC Cd RXNXARXLY , the purpose and ohiect of a Coiiege P-nnuai, as we see it, is to present adequateiv and viv- idiy, in pictoriai form, the activities and iife of a particuiar Campus, making this picture pecuiiariy a part and parcei of oniy this one campus. We cannot hope to present this picture perfectiy true in aii its detaiis,hut if our efforts may give a faint giimfner of the cherished mem- ories and associations that we have formed vvhiie at oid Defauvil, then the aftermath of criticisms perhaps may he borne more easiiy. When the Def' auvv of tomorrow has attained proportions vastiy different frcm those of to-day, when the DePauw of today iavs ciaim to our memory oniy through prodigious effort on our part, then it is our sincerest hope that this then musty voiume of the NHRA may recaii speedihj to aii of us pieasant thoughts of our days here at oidUePauviI . With these tvvo thoughts in mind, vile, who have had the honor of compiiing this issue ot the P-nnuai, present the X925 NYXRAGE. GE I

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FT TI ub-bub ofo ege life W MES in the h ur col- e are prone to f' wh h orget those o ave made possible this for us. It is tl privilege , ierefore, our humble and als ' most futile purpose to attempt to pay our meagre tribute to the lives and spirit of OUR PARENTS. Some ot' them are sac in f rihcing to h l our struggle F e p us or a higher educationug some have no Hnancial worries to hamper them in aiding us. Some of them can offer up only Prayers for our success, and some have passed already in to the Great Beyond. But in spite of these differences, in spite ot the digerent strata of society, we feel that the devoted relation between parents and sons, between parents a d merits n daughters, a monument which we dedication, ca l , in this n f'ulHll only partially. Cur lives are their lives, our sorrows their Sorrows, our victories their victories. ln time of triumph we wear the laurel wreath, but they broadcast the honor, in time ot' sorrow, we pay the penalty but they bear the burden . It is to that spirit ot' unswerving love and und ' that w d ' ying devotion e edicate this, our Annual SX