Ottawa University - Ottawan Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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' Xi ly r, Y 55,2 'Tl-ml 12,3 Q S 1, 5, va Q' ' ,if 1 ia I I .Ji ss. l 11: ' , :N x 2 Foreword Y UTTAWA, has truly found a lasting place within the hearts of allwho have come into con- tact with Ottawa University. lt voices as no other song could the heart thrills of those who have spent a few happy years among these halls 5 who have romped upon the meadows wide and wandered by the Swanstream. h A It is our hope, in letting the lines of this song speak thru these pages, that within the hearts of those who in- later years dream of the days of their youth, there may arise a swansong . more sincere, sweet and clear than ever. i ' The present editor is indebted to the former editor, Hollis Kemper, whose work he had the opportunity to complete, for the main scheme of the book. The editor also acknowledges with gratitude the contributions of all others who have helped to make this issue of the OTTAWAN what it is. The art work by Mr. Herbert Demmin of Mc- Cormick-Armstrong, Wichita, is especially com- mendable. -'T Q an Page 6

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- -1 if . The Junior Class DEDICATES to the club mothers of Cittavva Univer- sity, this!! issue of the OTTAWANQ prompted by 'a sincere appreciation of their unsehqsh devotion to the guid- ing of the young lives under their care. MRS. C. BRANDEL C MRS. O. UMSTOT MISS MARGARETTE STICKLER 4 MRS. F. C. STOCKFORD MRS. H. D. CRANE MRS. B. CJ HUDSON Page 5 ::gi LfPJf3 C I1 . Q R Q'a'i5 CX W 'ig Q 359