Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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BCDAIQD QF TRUSTEES J. E. WILKINSON Presiden GS. -fi lu-at Frank Abernathy F. H. Bothell G. Arthur Chapman Irvin Chapman C. A. Cole M. Howard Fagan Merle E. Fish Wesley Ford A. W. Gerrard J. E. Gurley t, Board of Trustees J. C. Hinton Henrietta Holman Lottie E. Morse J. C. Porter Paul W. Reagor George Reeves C. C. Sinclair Milo J. Smith A. G. Stepper J. R. Titus J. G. Warren l. E. WILKINSON President, Board of Trustees

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C. F. CHEVERTON President lF this is a bad world, it is be- cause there are bad people in it. A good world is composed, not necessarily of good buildings and good business and good laws, but of good people. Within the last decade we have come very close together, geographically, but capital and labor, competitive industries, po- litical parties, and the nations are still millions of miles apart socially. Chapman College is chiefly con- cerned, therefore, with the task of building better men and women, who know, not only how to make a living, but how to live intelligently and sympa- thetically together. C. F. CHEVERTON, Director.

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BERTHA WALTER HERTZOG MACKAY DEAINVS MESSAGE nts were debating the question whether pursuit or possession was the more desirable. Most of the serious questions of life are somewhat indeterminate. Who would pene- trate the veil into the future and have the solution to all his problems? The very uncertainty of life and destiny is one of its most alluring qualities. The pursuit of happiness isrone of our inalienable rights and privileges. Recently a beautiful rainbow followed a spring shower. One could approach within a few years of its misty splendor, but the pro- verbial pot of gold eluded the most eager search. May the quest for into many fields of service and ANY years ago, stude happiness and satisfaction lure you opportunity, .but may you never reach your goal.