Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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. 1 V W , , aaa? i::..., we R ' f , iii , f ,4 e GEORGE ofsArts,4a,edue, v v ' ,g Q fl y Qs V pt , A' nf nfr,Vtlc JOHN g. wssrmoaemuo, sms, M,,n.,m, E'Z1 dC3HEi' Uirlieijgggggjgfgirg, March, 1945 To the Emory Student Body: , n v With the hope that it will portray for you one ef the l most eventful years of your life, we present to you the 1945 Emory Campus. The year that has brought with it a ehange in the American 'way of life' that we have always known brings M you an unchanged annual. A year that has shown a proud ' people of a great nation cheerfully and willingly-glee up the little comforts of life without grumbling does net hring a war-theme to your yearbook. ' One of the perennial criticisms of an educational institution--that students live in oblivion to the ncutside world'--has proved itself partially true. As yet Emory has not changed. Oh, of course, hhere has been a speeded schedule and the addition of special Wwar coursesn that , soon disappeared. Our parents are still sending the cheeks l so we can go to shows, dinner on Saturday nights, and those datesyeven if we ride the trolley because gas and tires are scarce. We saw quite a hustle to join the reserves, and we noticed the empty niches of those who had been drafteda We , have it pretty soft, though. While men die in the ?hilipplnes,l Bataan, Guadalcanal, and the world over, we are allowed good food, a pleasant abode, and the right to absorb culture and te , train for professions at will. But a farmsighted administration has made us realize shy 'n v we have been given this opportunity. Colleges are aetaallypw at war, arming the youth of the nation with a meet potent weapon to be directed at the Axlsmeintelligenee. Because j Emory has not yet been put under esvaesmssa central, year r Gampus has not gone to war eitherr It shows a dermal Feeyff ' at Emory and strives to emulate the spirit underlying it alle, r I deed Lassie - l 1 ,,f, The Editors

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