Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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parison between the two chimneys, and sym- bolically between the Old Queens College and the New, is thrust upon one. The old chimney is yellow-brown in color, like a ma- ture meerschaum, and each brick is accen- tuated by a mellow brown border of smoke- grimed mortar. The summit of the old chim- ney is smoothly rounded off into a lotus-like shape which gives the old chimney a deco- rative and rather roue -ish look. The un- finished new chimney is already taller than ,W the old one and much thicker and more streamlined, the white bricks fit smoothly img one another, so that the general view of the surface is that of an immaculate cemem cylinder. One can tell even from its unfinished appearance that this tall massive chimney will perform efficiently its function as the heart muscle of the college. We have come a long way from the radar tower in the mist to the great white stack in the clouds.

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ore MN UM mml ished lmney 'GS the e comi The mis ,I 1 as l ' is t Filip .2m'i fhymg 4 'lil , QSM PAUL KLAPPER, PRESIDENT EMERITUS Unless we af Queens College learn fo fhinlc individually and courageously and develop a passion for fl'ie dignify of inde- pendenf fhoughf, we shall nof be frue fo our frusff' I9