Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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This has been a year crowded with memories, packed with confusion - the 1943 Onondagan hopes to recall to you the faces and happenings of the year. We have adopted the flashback system to help clarify events for you - we've tried to in- clude everything of interest, but this was such a busy year we may have missed a trick or two - forgive us. You will find the candid section, sororities, frater- nities, sports, activities, and classes - we hope you'll enjoy our presentation and read this 4401197 repeatedly from cover to cover. FCREWCRD ,ie cun- 'P' 1 , 1 . 1 ,.,,,

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PRCGRESS To Chancellor William Pearson Tolley, Syracuse '22, who in his short administration has firmly entrenched Syracuse on a progressive path. Prominent in the modern national educational field, he is also well-known in methodist church work. Dr. Tolley, recipient of several honorary degrees, was the youngest college president in the United States when he assumed respon- sibilities at Allegheny college in 1931. We were shocked from our ivy-covered lethargy by the sight of WAACS, CPT students, air corps cadets, and talk of post war planning - finally waking completely to find a new Syracuse Uni- versity, alert, wide-awake, efficient, with search- ing eyes turned toward the future. All this achieved in seven short months by an energetic, friendly, Chancellor. Doctor Tolley, we thank you sincerely for your ambitions for Syracuse, your dreams of the fu- ture, we feel confident with you at the helm. M-- may thy sons be leal and loyal to thy memory.

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