Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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ROD N V V 7 ' fv. FN THE PREPARATION of an annual there is always involved a long process of careful and tiresome work, taking much time and requiring the best efforts of the staff. We hope that as you read the follow- ing pages and look at the pictures of friends and familiar campus s fies you will recall many happy memories of your college years. If the fruits of our work give this result, we shall have the satisfaction of feeling that we have accomphshed our pur- pose. HE THEME OF our annual is college life and all that those four years mean. Those days pulse with new experiences, extra-curricular and ath- letic activities that make ifr I ril , L

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i %.■ I ' ' t ' AMZk Dr. Herman J. Gaertner, assistant in the organization of Oglethorpe University in 1913. Dr. Gaertner is the oldest faculty member and Dean of the School of Education and is director of Graduate School and Extension Department. Dr. George Frederick Nicolassen, the next oldest pro- fessor on the campus. He was a faculty member during the first graduating class of Oglethorpe, and has seen the students graduating from the class of ' 13 up through the class of ' 37. Dr. Nic- oiassen is Dean of the School of Liberal Arts.

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4 U C T I O for worth while expansion of your character, and varied study courses that give real intellectual gain. All through the book are drawings which well depict our theme. As you turn the pages we hope that you will pause and consider the advancement that has been and is being made by higher educational institutions toward offering better courses and opening wider realms of knowledge. kUR ANNUAL IS divided into seven sections : Campus scenes, President ' s message. Dean ' s message. Adminis- tration, Classes, Activities, Greeks and Sports. We hope that each division of the book will be of particular interest to you as a record of your days in college. The Stiiti iT rt i IH V; f ' l it ' ,