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

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Dear Graduates of ,552 You have the distinction of being the last graduating class in the original building of our College. Yours will be the memory of ivy-covered walls and dusty, well-used classrooms and laboratories which have housed all of your alumni predecessors. As we walk through these ancient halls we see signs of many graduates: the carved initials of a man who didn't come home from Iwo ,limag the utemporaryv partition, fifteen years of age, which a top engineer of one of America's greatest corporations, helped to build as a student working his way through Tech. Yes, there are signs everywhere of men we have worked with and of men whose friendships are dear to us. V Yours is the responsibility of keeping alive the traditions of our college-not only those which are enjoyable, but also the traditions of hard work and conscientious study which have always marked the l.,.l.T. man. These traditions must be transplanted to our new campus. By your example, through fraternal and social associations with undergraduates of the future, you can and you will make this vital transition of the L.l.T. tradition a reality. We hope you will come to feel in your hearts that the new campus is your Alma Mater. Be sure to visit your old college friends in their new surroundings at every opportunity. They will be happy to see you. Best wishes, JL ee President essage to eniors . . . Seventeen

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President E. G. LAWRENCE

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