DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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become a part of him as he faces the university of the world. ' .21

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His experienceshave and he is not hesitant Graduation marked the attainment of one goal and the beginning of the march to others. For some it meant the end of studies and a venture into the professional world; for others it was but another step up the edu- cational ladder with grad school looming ahead. Many would be accepting the responsibilities of marriage and establishing a home. To all came the realization that this was goodbye. In spite of the finality of the occasion, there was the ever-present look into the future; and thc farewells of many were augmented with words which carried a new meaning . . . t;See you Old Gold Day?7 A dark night, a lighted window, a sparkling ring; what is quite as romantic? e Through the help of the Placement Bureau, hopeful June graduates begin interviews for future employment.

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