Tennessee Technological University - Eagle Yearbook (Cookeville, TN)

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DEDICATION On December 7, 1941, the lives ol? 1nany millions were swiftly and completely changed. That change was felt most deeply, perhaps, by the youth of the land. What had they planned? Here was a young man in college, his dreams of a job'a11cli-zhmohiexliic len under an air of unconcern, of seeking only lfiiiixklere highfschool with his own idea of college and what lie a young woman, working in an enjoying a few years of independence before Xxxi' But now there was another job 'Uh '1' dreams could not be realized until the world was 1 So the young man left college or did not gog the young left her job. These young people saw y were the war. They invaded North Africa, they went on D-Day, they helped to take those Pacific in Fok Bay while the surrender was signed. just the less dramatic tasks that had in creating a world in which their ,.. Now they OFF. They have come back to opportunities and new the becoming an invaluable I with the hope that the memories ones that we dedicate it to those for our way of life. 'k ir s 'lr if ir ir

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