Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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,-h, -- - -' ' .' - X. f -'-- V- ' .Xllcls1'1'lHuu-1, -- ff 1 fn-V -C--AJ my Ilia ' i l ,Cin-. ,rn-5 ff.. 3-z. 1 H-.I si e I Q. .Aj - -. '-- P ' i f f f To the New Pioneers ,nw ef di '1' IS Tllli privilege of all of those who belong to Purdue, and We-LJ? 6' of all of those to whom Purdue belongs, to signalize this nfxx' 1 ' K the Class of 192+ reflect something of the devoted striving fy T HKS Q' ji .. . . . . ' KW? fiftieth year of the University. VVould that this Debris of f if 1 3. .-Q' N-GZLBJQS-,A of our historic first half century: exhibit something of our determined power to serve the critical mid-century hours: and seal a new promise for the stewardship of the years to come. This year we celebrate the pioneer. lt is the time appointed to pay homage to those humble leaders whose foresight and labor and sacrifice guaranteed to this generation the priceless heritage of Purdue University. There is more of good in the world than ever before. There is more of good yet to be accomplished than ever before. Life grows larger each year. With each passing day, more is expected and more demanded from all of those who have possessed the opportunities of Purdue. lNiIay this Debris interpret the best of the University to the end that the best will ever be conserved and cultivated and cherished within the University. The great task projected fifty years ago is yet far from completion. The University, to remain a University, must continue to be the bene- factor of new pioneers-men and women of vision and vigor, who come, who foresee, and who dedicate themselves to the timeless task of prepar- ing the way for new truth, for new opportunity, for new freedom. As long as there are dreams of a better day for selves, for children, for state and nation, men will labor for a Purdue University of greater strength and of greater achievement. This Book of the Semi-centennial year will give a new reality to the finest of life's loyalties-the loyalty of youth to service. By such loyalty will the spirit of the University be saved, and served and sanctified. The University would have this volume symbolize the buoyant, resolute and reverent youth of today. These are the new pioneers for the building of a Purdue University once old and always new. lllI7NV.-XRD C. l'il.LlU'l l'. ,4f'1z -.k- -. - l N, efzsffw'1f'24Vv-, we-fe:-f,. .ff 1 Pale Z!!