Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Page 10 text:

junics Lcivis Morrill, praidcnt of the Vt:ii crsity of Mhnrcsota, principal speaker at the Convo- cation ubicb opened the cele- (. rat Kin of Ohio Staters Seienty- Vifth Anniversary FOREWORD Kiirl Taylor Coittpfott. lyraiilciit of he Maisachusctts Institute of Techuolo y, principal speaker at the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary hanqitet at the Neil House Seventy-five candles lighted the Ohio State Uni- versity ' s mythical birthday cake this fall. Pamphlets and programs were issued and excellent speeches were made marking the celebration of this occasion as the Diamond Jubilee. However, pamphlets and programs are soon lost and time wears away the distinct memory of even the best speeches. So we, the staff of your yearbook, have tried in this volume to give you a lasting record of our school as it has grown and as it stands today. Mixed with the standard yearbook copy you will find photos of the campus and the students as they were in the days when your father or perhaps even your grandfather was in college. A yearbook is not merely a history though; it is the enduring record of a year of our lives. Therefore, we have also attempted to include more informal pictures of campus life in this book. By picturing the students in class and after hours these try to cap- ture some of those precious moments in our college experience that cannot actually be relived, but will never be forgotten. This is your yearbook. In 40 years we hope that in its pages of class pictures and candid shots you will find a means of stepping back to the Ohio State campus as it is today. President Bevis atlilresses the assembly at the Convocation Oct. 14, 1948, celrhratint Ohio State ' s Diamond Juhilee ifl A M

Page 9 text:

VOLUME SIXTY-EIGHT PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS AT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS, OHIO WILLIAM JAYNES RICHARD SAUNER JACK BERNS BERNARD GARDNER . . EDITOR ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER . ASSOCIATE of the Ohio State University

Page 11 text:

Outtrnur HrrliirrI and PrenJ.ill BillJ enliriiin llu Oymiijuum or Ibf DijnioiiJ luhilef Cotiioution PrtiiJi-nt Biiii gitcs his lomluJinx nniurtf j tin- Itjiu uel way to tt f Com ocalioti A I if « oj the ififaktrt ' IdNr i wr nx ihr htnquti « the Neil Home MilJrrJ .M .A ri llorloii, fiiniii-r pTfsidfiil of Wi-llrsley Collfgc. speaker on the iuhjeet of Litinx uith our Unman Relatiom during the niJiriim.l iiihiLt- iirrmn t RctnhtilJ Suhu r. Profraor at the L ' ntnn Throtoj nal Scminsry, tftcakcr on Our ptignmagc from a Century of Hoftr to s Century of Pcrfrfrxity