Lawrence University - Ariel Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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9 eh? In 1845, Mr. Amos Lawrence, of Boston, Massachusetts, of- fered 510,000 to the Methodist Episcopal Church for the pur- pose of building a seminary between Green Bay and Lalce Winnebago A charter was granted the academ IC building' erected and a thriving' anal beautiful community s been built up and now We are as sembled to lay the corner stone of auni versity bullding Us 'Ni gi.: L-X, i 9-Zi! l fa, - i l' -1 ' iF L 1 . . ' 4 - 5 M J 1 Q 5 T . . ll ,ffl .xx i ' in ha ' l' L , , ki ' 4 ri .I , -v -if ' , ii, ' lf' 5 ' Q3- V i ' 0 . 'YP' l 1 ' x-. , ...- -A , , , ,J I itf' - . ll '- ' ' ws,'1,?2. A s ' ' x fl i B 0 REWO RD To honor the past, mirror the present, and build for the future is the purpose of this, The Ariel, of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty. - May We drink deeply from the inspiration of the sturdy men and women who have' preceded usg build strongly the fibre of our lives, and so live as to creditably reflect that glorious heritage which is ours. So determined, we drink a silent toast to those who through eighty- two years cherished our Alma Mater

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CO TE TS I ll III IV V VI VII VIII ADMINISTRATION Concerning the faculty and directors. CLASSES Bearing upon the members of our college. THE CONSERVATORY And all that is therein em- bodied. ACTIVITIES In truth, well do they serve. ORGANIZATIONS In which wejoin in fellowship. FEATURES Which are sufficient unto themselves. ATI-ILETICS I-Iardy sports, hut worth the strife. HUMOR Which parries wit with Wit. In the superstruc- ture now alaout to he raised We hope that the rising' youth of our land will he in- structed in all the arts and sciences requisite to malce men wise, great, good, and useful. It is a truth never to he lost sight of that education, like the gospel, may he used for weal or woe. Education must he accompanied hy moral and religious culture. ffgi' f' ' -,?g.'.:. -Q ' 'USELJ vw ,f ,