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. of a typical Forty-fiver. So Varied are his interests, so unpre- dictable his whims that they cannot all be covered. But certain things We know about a Yale Freshman, be he Naughty-naught or '45. En route to clam O11 bencled knee Instirzztiovml food, but who zfefufey it?

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compan1onsh1p on the athletrc held and 1n the pursurt of cmmpus mteresr, hterary, ZlCSfl1ClC1C, socxal To apprecrate the l1fe you must l1ve 1C There has never been 1 tune 1n the h1story of our nmtron when the call for men eqmpped by the college expemence has been so 1ns1stent as now md as 1t w1ll be 111 the ye mrs to come The 1II1IHCCl1'1IIC task of the nat1on IS to save from destrucuon those 1de1ls wh1ch 'ue essen t1al to our Ameucan l1fe, WlfhOU.TI wh1ch the un1vers1ty 1tself must per1sh, 1cle1ls Whlch are now under deadly attack When that task IS accomphshed, as I beheve 1t vvlll be, there w1ll relnam the more lengthy and more drill cult task of reconstructmg 1 world 1n wh1ch they may have freedom to flourish The test of the colleges w1l1 be the1r c1pac1ty to P1 oduce 1nen who by the1r own 1b1l1ty w1ll be tble to establrsh and muntfun the qL1'Ll1lI1CS that must be ch1racter1st1c of our people 1nd surv1ve good farth, rntellectual power the love of beauty, the hab1t of l1berty aclneved through self S LCf1HCC These serve to set the standards of l1fe upon the un1vers1ty campus, through you they may later be dlffused lfl the natlon rtself They are not freely bestowed by tl1e Lord but must be ach1eved through unrem1tt1ng loyalty to the obl1gat1on they nnply God grant that vou may W111 them NORMAN S BUCK Deniz Freshmen H B Armstrong III J J Arrom I Badger IH Bahlman Jr A Ba1tsell Banrung Baumer Brxnkley Brmklcv Brmsmade Brooks W Coker J J R S Conybeare F Crowley C J Davrdorns D S Devor Jr R D1CEflCh Donlnuser D05 le Duncan Edsall Ewing F1ger Fahrenbach Fmch F1shc1 R J F1tzw1ll1am Foord Gxlray V Guhclx J Hall Hammond H Harry Heck Henmng W Henrv D Hormng C Huffard T Keach M Kellmurray Counselors Kelsev I H Kennedy H B Klphuth C Klutz L Limb I T Lanman S Lovett K H M'1cDuffie M Mack T C Mendenhall II MCG Mersereau E J M1les I O M1ller Jr H Mxtchell S Mohr II E Mommsen K P1ckett C Pope F Poulson L Reed Rees R1Cl1'lITdSOll Roberts C Roley Rudm Schmechel F Schrelber Splegel L Stexens L Stexenson F Txller J I Tracey M H Vmton H Wagner Wanng Jr W Watson E Whltmg W1lson III H Wells Jr . ' . . . . - - 1 13.13. I L - C - ' Wir. . 1 , . - 2 K . . . 2 . G. . . U I , .L . . DC. n U r . . . .' C . l K.. - F' L' . . . . . . . ss. ' U I K . . . . . DIS. . p I x ' ' 1 ' - 11. B. D, , L . C -' . I F. . ,,r. . ' ' ' ' . . ' . - - - I A. . ' , . 2 C . C. c. I L . . A. I I ' ' L. I , L ' ' 2 - - 1 - T. . of all peoples if Christian civilization is to H. G. Dietrich E. 5. Noyes ' : 'l U , , 3 S -- L. . '- - L R' ' . . I '.' ' . . C U on. f 'D' 1 Q - 11. P. . A- ' . . A. . H. L. D. T' -. L r J H.B.'. ' L 1 ' M.J. . . ZLL' QB. ' E' , v H. 11. 1' , . , D. A. A.s. 'V U 2-A.. . , w. . 1 L.v. - ' 11. . . - - I L.D. . W. . ' 13.13. ' W. . D. . , AJ. . ' ,I . E. . ' c. . G. . L. . l D. . A. ' , B. . . . ,I . l 5

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Matter . or Mind ? The mithzighf mack . . ' and food for thought im I Of course, the flicks, the blond at Northampton or Poughkeepsie, and many other things inzmage to catch 'the ever-wandering Blue eye. These are all matters of tasteg but here are seven phases 'of life common to all . 3-l e6Al'I'l,el'I,