Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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TO it KEW HOPE The Class of 1946 steps into the world at the birth of a new era, the Atomic Age, that promises to fulfill the hopes and plans of all the ages past. It promises to build a world dedicated to the common man and his common rights. It plans to present a scientific civilization that will advance the goals and standards of a troubled world. It hopes to unify the brotherhood of man into a statehood of peace and prosperity. To this generation, the Class of 1946, there falls the task of laying the cornerstone of a new world in a new era. From the test tubes and typewriters, battlefields and ballots, will come the renaissance of two hemispheres and One World. Upon the ruins of the past will be built a new universe, fireproof in that it cannot again be razed by the fires of in- tolerance, greed, and tyranny. It is to this purpose that the Onondagan, as spokesman for its class, is dedicated. Those who have given their lives to bring about this new age have not died in vain, we pray that we, the living, shall not live in vain. i r .

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3lma fllatcr Where the vale of Ononda Meets the eastern sky, Proudly stands oor Alma Mater On her hilltop high. (Chorus) Jjag we love! Orange! Float for i Old Syracuse, o ' er thee; ay thy sons be leal and loyal To thy memory. i Jhtn the evening twilight deepen ' K And the shadows fall, iLlnger long the golden sunbea I On thy western wall. fVhen the shades of li ' Dark the heart n Still the rays of youth Shall linger long o ' er thee.