Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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foreword Denison University is known throughout the country as a Christian college of Liberal Arts. In this years Adytum, we have sought to tell the story of our university in a clear, concise manner, but still in an imaginative fashion. If we cared to title our theme, it probably would be best called, The Four Phases of Col- lege Life, Academic, Religious, Athletic and Social. We present a maximum of pictures and a minimum of script hoping to stir your thoughts and memories about this year in the years to come. Of one thing we are sure — we have at- tempted to produce one of the most unusual and oustanding yearbooks in the history of Denison. If in looking through this book, you feel that the year 1954 has been treated fairly, adequately and tastefully, then we are well rewarded for our endeavor.

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a friend Vice President and Dean Cyril Fuller Richards — we proudly dedicate this 1954 Denison Adytum. Because he was Acting President when we entered Denison we like to think that we were his class. To claim this would be meaningless had he not made us his — as he did each class — by helping us discover that portion of the truth it is our privilege to hold and use. By word and deed he counseled well — so that our college years be- came the unforgettable period of self -discovery he promised when first we heard him speak. For our class — and for some dozen classes that preceded us — we ex- press our gratitude to Dean Richards as one who always stood taller than our books and who kept an open door, an open mind, and an intellect we looked to with pride- as the measure of values at Denison.