Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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F O R E W O R D ERE in this Debris is a record of the past col- lege year, of Athletics, of Activities, of Classes, and of the many things which go to make up that intangible something known as Purdue Spirit. lf this book portrays the ideals of the University, and shows to some extent the connection between these years spent on the campus and our later lives, brings back memories of student days, and expresses our devotion for Alma lvlater, it will more than have fulfilled its purpose.

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INTRQDUCTI HE real measure of the worth of Purdue Univer- sity is taken from the service it extends to the state and country. This service is reflected in the Men and Vxfomen of Purdue in the wonderful things they are accomplishing and in the splendid leadership they are showing. 4- l appreciate the Work of the alumni and hold a deep interest in the student body. lt is my aim to do all I can to aid in carrying out a larger program for Purdue University. COVERNOR ED JACKSON O