University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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DEDICATION To the men of the University of New Hampshire who are serving in the Armed Forces of the United States in the second World War, we, the class of l91L4, dedi- cate this the thirty-fifth volume of the Granite. Theirs is the hope of freedom and justice for the future that the many universities and colleges in the nation may continue to live and to expand so that the opportunities which we have had will ever he open to young men and women in the coming years. This is a symbol of what they are fighting for and will continue to fight for until Victory is theirs. When the whole world is in a state of political and economic upheaval, and when no one person can settle its prohlems, but only hy the endeavors of everyone can it he accomplished, it seems only right that those who are fighting for the peace should receive the constant praise and recognition of the people Whom they are serving. This campus will still be here when the war is over and education will go on, there- fore, we say to all of you who could not complete your college education, NCome hack when itas over and you'll see howls i much We think of you! A A A Cl'-.1 5141- 1 Floor-L M pf, I ,p A 4 A, 4 I If ' 1 il -N H Q lg V D 1 A 1 A a , a t flwlf-'A 5 c W u V-'es-. 1 i 3, i sms..-...fd Myomfxxxafa M f 01- , In f M ' Q! ' , A 1 , . G 0' IV' . ' Tzrdahuaall ,Mild ' .N 3 I3 QC T in ,, i , s IRQ!! xx Q , f - ., ' 1, ' ' tha QI 01, A ' PL. f Y t u 'Shi . , . , M ' by ,. 'Ls ' nur f Q6 'Fig LI 'ro' 'Q . Q ., u s .7 y .M gkxf f , a y .3 ...M a -My M 91 'Ei-.x f .w.! g lp, Q Reg g Clbssp G, V Vg Vi. 1 b Maas K . V x X 2 lfqgall

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F OREWORD ITH all the shortages and priori- ties, as well as the numerous other prohlems hrought ahout hy the eurrent limes, we the Class of 1944 consitler it a privilege to he ahle to present this the thirty-Hfth volume ofthe GRAlYl'lll'i. We have attemptetl to make it a hook whieh all who possess a Copy will fleem worthy of a plaee in their lihraries he- siele the volumes of past years. Our junior year has heen unique in many ways. Couclitions have existed and ineitlents have oeeurrecl which never eoulcl have exeept during a state of war. Although we eoultl not hope to give a complete reeorml of sueh a year. we have enaleavorerl to portray it aeeurately auml entertainingly anal in such a way that eaeh page will hring hack a memory ol' some person we knew or some moment we have experieneerl. Greater still is the hope that the 1944 GRANITE may at some later date reach the hanlls of all who have founel it necessary to leave our Alma Mater in orfler to serve our nation. anfl that the hook may eouvey to them, at least in some small measure. what life here at the University of New Hampshire has heen like this year. May they see how we have emleavoretl to keep alive every tradition that they onee knew as a part of their eollege life.