Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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( jo iJofd JN this titinttltuous age, ivhen every thought is fofuseil diligently ufion the future, there is lit- tle time for reinitiiscetiee ; hut there ivill come a day when you will pause in the onivard rush and gaze backivard across the panorama of years you have left behind. There ii ' ilt come to you the realization that the days you spent at Duke University consti- tute the most delightful years of your life. And while you are indulging in these fond memories, it is our earnest hope that you ivill not he unmindful of those Tvho have preceded us and have made pos- sible all the wonderful opportunities xve found awaiting us at our beloved institution. In order more easily to bring to your mind the heritage we have received from the past, ive have taken as the decorative theme of the IQzy Chanti- cleer the history of North Carolina, for inseparably linked ivith this history are the lives of those to whom ive oiue so much — those uho have made our present possible. When, in either the near or distant future, you turn through the pages of this book, may it bring to you both memories of an enjoyable college career, and at least some feeling of latitude to those pio- neers in education , government , and business ivho have handed us the torch iL ' ith the expectation that iL ' e carry it as loftily as have they.

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■ Yr jk k. JK I5S 3 orma Kjurner, Sponsor for Business Manager

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Wl t N Jvhich the reader is allowed to visit those structures of brick ( d stone, and to see the beauties of that campus in the limits of ■which the things this chapter attempts to show him had their development, and to }(now those who are directing our college ' s progress. CHAPTER ONE UNIVERSITY