Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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urxnc or THE DMN YALE UNIVERSITY sufrnun scmewnrxc SCHOOL Yehruary 4, 1975. To the Members of the Class of 1935 Sheffield Scientific School It is one of the annually recurring regrets of a d-aan that just as he is becoming. better acquainted with member! of a class and khaa established pleasant and friendly relations with a number of them, they are graduated, and he will see them thereafter only at infrequent intervals, if at all. Nevertheless, he prizes such friend- ships, brief as they may have been, end consoles himself with the thought that he has been instru- mental, at least indirectly, in contributing some thing, worth whi-le to their education. Important na the direct and measurable results of your col- lege experience may be, there will be, I am sure, also included in it many less tangible values de- riving from the general environment and associ- ations of college life rather than from the class- room which will become more and more appreciated as the years go by and which may, indeed, become to many, if not all of you, the moat prized and lasting possessions acquired during your four years at Yale. I zisn each one of you success and confidently count on you to follow in the Yale tradition, so long and :ell established by your predecessors, of contributing ln a vital and con- structive way to the life of the nation. Very sincerely yours, Nw' HAVFN. CoNNEL'ru.Ur cfwfz. Wufw-NL