Wayne State University - Griffin Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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J 1 .y . . foreword r X fx X, E f- X l X K C7 17 elf? RS 1 Catastrophic in its impact, the sheer horror of war's initial scar upon our nation brought sharp realization to the members of the Class of 194-2 and to Wayne Univer- sity as a Whole our important role in the conflict. We realized, with no artificially aug- mented percept, the tremendous burden resting with those who have acquired a rela- tively intellectually mature outlook upon life. We realized that those students, who in their ascendancy from the status of wide- eyed frosh to prosaic seniors had achieved certain skills invaluable to the greater task which lay before-skills to be utilized in the production and operation of gigantic mech- anisms of death and destruction, were irre- placable. Ours has been a rich heritage, the Class of 11-2. We came when Wayfne, as a univer- sity, was also young. We grew with and in it, both physically and academically. No ivy-walled, tradition-shackled, pedantic in- stitution, thisg instead a progressive, liberal, dynamic entity wherein resides a faculty and administration widely known and respected for their scholarly approach to contempo- rary problems. ln our book, perhaps the last of its nature for some time, we have attempted to catch a minute glimpse of the kaleidoscopic whirl of events that engulfed us within the walls of this, our alma mater. PAGE 5-the blue bool:

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