DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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WHY 'KQXYZANVZYNVQXYFAXVAZSYXA KLXVIAXVKLVQY A K Usa -V1 fi gif tug. tivx 4 V , ' ,' ' ' its - 7 ' - ' . sa, ' l7 'N Gtr T5 ll' a S- ' W ., wefft rfwffzsi - aifwf:-of ,. f swf' P' at r ...J QM Editorial as ggi' conformity to a long-fixed custom, a11d in answer to a de- mand for some student publication beyond that of a weekly paper, the Junior class presents to the college World this issue .-fish' was of THE MIRAGE. Its editors have not intended that its mis- sion shall be that of iiattery of our institutiong nor that it should take cognizance only of faults or weakness thought to anywhere exist in the college circle. If there have existed points of merit, they have been com- mendedg if glaring inconsistencies or weaknesses, they have been criti- cisedg but all springing from a spirit of loyalty to Old De Pauw and a fervent hope that the most glowing pages of her history are not yet written. Within the two years intervening since the publication of the last Annual some noteworthy changes have taken place in the University. Dr. Gobin, then acting-president, has been elected president, and the two successful years of his administration vindicate the judgment of the trust- ees whose unanimous vote elected him. He has always been recognized as a thorough and polished scholar, and he has again demonstrated his ability as an executive and financier. He has ever enjoyed the confidence and respect of the student body, and from the announcement of his elec- tion he has grown in popular favor. He has shown a hearty sympathy with every legitimate student enterprise, and out of this fact has grown a college loyalty and enthusiasm upon the part of the student body never surpassed in the history of the institution-enthusiasm which has found its repeated expression in ways that have made for the material advance- ment of the University,