Sarah Lawrence College - Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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VETERANS' SALUTE TO THE COLLEGE We, the men of the graduating class of 1949, would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the faculty, students, and trustees of Sarah Law- rence College for the opportunity they have provided in helping us to achieve an education. By their generosity, faith, and good will, they have given us something that has proven a deep, rich, and satisfying emotional experience, that has given us a new way of life. It is highly questionable that we could have enjoyed the same degree of intellectual adventure and stimulation at any other institution in the country. At a time when many of us were in the foggy haze of confusion upon returning to civilian life, Sarah Lawrence College welcomed us with a friendly hand. She gave us freedom and guidance and time to think at a period when we needed it, more perhaps, than in all our lives. She helped us find our way back to a constructive, positive approach to life and led us to new. rich horizons of understanding and achievement that will help in making our lives happy, satisfying, and meaningful For those things, we can only express our sincerest gratitude and the hope that all our future activities will reflect credit on the college for the exciting years we have spent on this campus. With devotion and respect, we are The Men of Sarah Lawrence College. 1949 Page Forty

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CHARLES DURFEE Science New Rochelle, N. Y. Elongated Equation by Something out of A Bottle ALLAN HECHT Pre-Med. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Noncommittal by Still Waters out of Run Deep MARI BAHE Writing Chicago. III. . . . Student Council, President of Warren House . . . Vacation Committee, International Relations Club. High Stepper by Resignation out of Queen Victoria Page Thirty-nine

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THE COLLEGE