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

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O Harold W. Stokeg we, the class of nineteen hundred forty-seven, dedicate this ,1 thirty-eighth volume of the University of New Hampshire Granite. As the president of the University of New Hampshire, as our leader during this period of post-war reconversion, we owe to this man a sincere debt of gratitude. With optimism and courage President Stoke has directed his efforts toward the goal of giving eager young men and women the education which they desire. Capably has he handled the many problems brought about by the sudden return to civilian life of thousands of students anxious to complete their education. Through his efforts, those of us who re- turned only recently to finish our education have been able to resume our studies with a minimum of difficulty. By his earnestness of purpose, foresight, and skill, this man has successfully handled a complex situation. To you, President Stoke, your class of nineteen hundred forty-seven presents its ofhcial annual. May this record of our life together be a reflection of your own achievement.