Salmon P Chase College - Chasonian Yearbook (Highland Heights, KY)

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ll GIOE... Depressions produce forgotten men, wars produce lost generations. G. l. Joe, that fellow whom we have known so well around Chase in the past several years, was born in a depression and matured in a war. Perhaps we might say that he was forgotten and lost too. But somehow he managed to find himself. He has made a terrific impact on American education and has settled down in the community with a sure grip on things. And we are proud of Joe. But right now we're concerned with his brother, Young Joe. Young Joe hit college after the recent big hate just in time to run head on into what the authorities call the strange war, or cold war, or hot war, or little war, or' bitter war, or . . . anyway it's a war . . . young men have died in it. And Young .loe doesn't know where he stands. From one day to the next, symbolic of the confusion of our times, he doesn't know whether to put on that loud shirt, trousers with cuffs, and chain with keys or whether to turn in the whole wardrobe for a dog tag and the khaki, the blue or the green. Fate has brought Young Joe a pig in a poke..He has a few empty years ahead-the confusion of the training camps, the dusty little southern towns, the gay moment or two grabbed on the run, the long voyage out and the last glimpse of Liberty or Golden Gate, the strange new lands, the heat, the cold, the battles, and most of all the loneliness and the troubled thoughts of tomorrow .... But before we begin feeling too sorry with Young Joe in this dedication of sorts, we'd like to remind him of the future when the empty years will be yesterday. We're looking for- ward to a second terrific impact when Young Joe has come home to settle down with a surer grip on things. We like the kind of man he will be liust like his older brotherl. ln fact two Joes, old and young, in the span of a generation bode well for the future. ln the meantime, Young Joe, if the pants they give X Q you are too big, don't wor- I Fr? QE ry, you'll grow into them. KJ' ' And in these empft' Years fix 6 4' we hope you will remember Si X these scenes around Chase as they Were In 52 .... M! P'

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