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Alumnus - Tuesday, October 1, 1940 (Volume 24, Number 4)

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The October sun floods again the campus he loved	1	Feature
Orval Ray Latham	1	News
If he had a shortcoming, it was his modesty	10	Feature
We are greatly indebted	11	Feature
He never evaded his responsibility	11	Feature
Little did I anticipate what tragedy lay ahead	12	Feature
His death is a real loss	12	Feature
His work will long abide	13	Feature
No fair weather fan this man	13	Feature
It is always later than we think	14	Feature
I remember his boyhood day	14	Feature
He trusted his unshaken will	15	Feature
Young man, write your mother	16	Feature
The mark he left can never be erased	17	Feature
His personality made an indelible impression	18	Feature
I like to see a man gaining at every stride	19	Feature
An unsurpassed record of accomplishment	2	Feature
He knew well the traditional problems	20	Feature
His contribution is outstanding and eternal	20	Feature
The faculty remembers him	21	Feature
His inspiration will always remain	22	Feature
His tall figure was woven into our memories	22	Feature
The devotion of his every hour	23	Feature
With great joy we watch visions become realities	23	Feature
Student tributes to President Latham	23	Feature
In his hand the torch is given	3	News
A life of service	30	Feature
You were a big leaguer!	31	Feature
College mourns death of beloved teacher	32	News
College mourns death of beloved teacher	32	News
Darkness into darkness	4	Feature
Our hearts speak	5	Feature
He asked less, gave more	5	Feature
His mission was leadership for the common schools	6	Feature
Untitled	7	Photo
He was a selfless leader	7	Feature
The best tribute is to give our best	8	Feature
It was a title of honor	8	Feature
His influence was profound	9	Feature
Would that he had another quarter century	9	Feature
We dedicate this issue	Outside front cover	Photo
Prexy's Pond	Outside front cover	Photo

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