University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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r Ji M s ' Fi? Chancellor ' s Statement ! THE issuance of the Jayhawker is always an event of interest in the University year. Its pubKcation through a long series of years is a matter of great historical importance. In this book ap- pears a fairly complete and accurate delineation of the inner life of the University, and a careful examination during a series of years will give a very satisfactory im- pression of the institution. The issuance of such a publication also has much to do with the growth of wholesome tradition, for it is mementos like this, hav- ing some substantial form, that students carry with them out into life. The four years spent in college are in many respects the most unique period of one ' s life. While it is real life in a very definite sense, yet the more sordid things of life do not obtrude themselves, the fierceness of com- petition of after years has not yet arisen, life is not yet a battle ; and while the college man is critical he is at the same time generous. He has quite missed one of the finest things in life who has not had this experience and has not learned what it really means to be a college man. The class of 1914 will carry with it the hearty good wishes of the University of Kansas. FRANK STRONG, Chancellor. Ill ill ill III ill ill iii Hi |g|%. s - f« A JisSSSSSSSSSiiSSSSSiS S 25