Lawrence Technological University - L Book Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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FGREWCDRD As we finish one phase of our life, the termination of our college education at Law- ch we leave our surroundings with a heavy heart. However, we look forward I d to us, a life filled with opportunities, advancement rence Te to the new life which has been opene and self-betterment. We are leaving our happy college days behind to enter the field of profession of our choice. We are being graduated. As alumni, we will be unable to visit the Hallowed Halls of our school days because Lawrence Tech is also terminating a phase of its lite. Although the new campus will not be where we gathered and learned, talked and drank coffee, we still will be proud of it. Even though the new campus will be completed after we have been graduated, each one of us in our own small way has contributed something to make the building possible. In spite of the fact that the building we knew in our college days will not exist, we gain comfort and assurance in our future that out of the old comes the new, which is superior to the old in every respect. So it is to this new campus that we look as our guide, always striving to better our- selves and our position in life, to be a credit to our alma mater, Lawrence Institute of Technology, Editor Two