University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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13' Between class chatter During the four years of college community life, a student passes through doorways to friendship and co- operation, finding new opportunities of participation and leadership in campus organizations. Academic pursuit and social responsibility are both part of the process of student growth which will continue throughout life. X N N Q X Kai l'-' W a'5sy The senior looks to the future, at graduation stepping into the community of the world as a teacher, business- man, or research scientist. He continues his education in graduate school or in his profession. From the University campus these students are looking through the doorway to the future. Steffens Hall, center of College activity we Uni -'f wf,-11 f'

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1 . H l The Universzzy. . . In the fall of the year, high school graduates en- tering the College of Liberal Arts of the University of Dubuque gather on campus for New Student Days, a week of college orientation prior to the onslaught of returning upperclassmen. Entering college is a step through a new doorway-a door- way of anticipation and apprehension. A freshman has a sense of insecurity, a greenness. Four years of study and college life stretch ahead of the freshmen 5 for the senior, these four years seern to have been but a brief span. A fresh- man sees the college as the source of ultimate knowledge, a senior realizes how much more there is to be learned. An after class stroll across the Quadrangle i .., n ,JF - I., , Rv-.-.3f...,-M- ' ' mlm 41,1 -, -. tif. n

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Professor Ross helps a freshman through registration. Manager of the University Bookstore, Leroy Vogt, assists students in buying school supplies. ..-F5-1-1 r g' .- J W Acquaintance What's your problem, lad?