University of North Dakota - Dacotah Yearbook (Grand Forks, ND)

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Rf W0 D Trying to capture the intangibles of college life, of preserving its vividness and Warmth, of reducing a something which is nothing to the preciseness of printed pages has been our task. Pictures have been our aim-our means- our end. Pictures painted in printers' ink, the black and White of cuts and the brittle brusqueness of moving words. We have tried to grasp a picture of you-of what you do -what you have done-what you are-and may be. We have painted our picture in the bold black strokes of bare facts, in the soft tones of subtle praise and sometimes in sharp shades of satire and sarcasm. So here, now and forever, is a framed, printed picture of you-your deeds-your accomplishments, way back in 1941 A. D. -1 . T A -K - sl '. X y tm B If-7 ff yy!! f Z ,jf X if f ff' 4? ff? 7 fi fm, 7 IM W' X if 1' I fy ' 'X r I Q ' X 14 if