Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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19 William P. Graham

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1» Each class that enters the University and moves on to the junior and senior years becomes in turn the best class. Not that it necessarily contains the greatest amount of ability, potential or actual, or that it necessarily excels its predeces- sors in loyalty or achievement. But, each year, the University itself is growing better — more sure of its program, more experienced in dealing with its young people, and more com- petent to help them develop their inborn power. And so, in turn, each class comes to its maturity in an environment which is more stimulating than that which surrounded any of its predecessors. Accordingly, without making unfair distinc- tion, we ore proud to claim that this Onondogan is produced by the best class that has ever engaged in a similar activity. CHANCELLOR

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20 VICE CHANCELLOR