University of Illinois - Illio Yearbook (Urbana Champaign, IL)

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' iv., CHARLOTTQ. KRASNE RAMENOFSKY . EDITOR . 'MARION ,BOLLINGER 'ASSISTANT EDITOR ROBERT BITZER V susmess MANAGER ' ' BARBARA ANGUS ASSISTANT susmess MANAGER FOREWCRDWW.. We of the Senior Class of 1947 differ from other classes in both a tragic and a happy sense: we have been in college through war and through peace. Many of us have helped pave the road to victory on the battlefield, and all of us still face the task of helping to find the pathway to an enduring peace. VVe havevgiven some of our youth and we are glad that we couldg but we ' realize the value of our gift and we soberly know that our discomforts and pain and grief must have a good and permanent result. We want our efforts to aid in constructing a new world for our children which is finer and kinder and more free. We are determined to become not only the thinking men and women but the acting men and women of tomorrow. VVe face our changing world with sincerest 79 faith and high resolve.

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