Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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UNIVERSITY BOOK 1 CLASSES BOOK II ATHLETICS BOOK III BEAUTY SECTION BOOK IV ORGANIZATIONS BOOK V MEMORIES BOOK VI

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DEDICATION To The memory and achievements of General James Edward Oglethorpe, who in the pursuit of a noble purpose was one who knew not how to give up, and in the hope that we may all be enabled, as he, to perceive our purpose and know not how to give up, We dedicate this The 1925 YAMACRAW

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F O ]R. E W O IR. D Life without industry is guilt, Industry tvithout beauty is brutality. — William Morris. Success without the aid of a college education comes to many; few with or without this training have the power to see the beauty that is in life. We have the chance for both. To most a rock is a hard mass that one stubs his toe on; the romance of the rock comes with the knowledge of its millions of units and their activity in the rock ' s struggle against chemical decomposition. We have time only to swear and pass on when we do stub our toe — we must leave the rock to the specialists in beauty, the poets, and take from them our beauty in spare moments. Let us hope then for success, with beauty. If the letters published in Book II prove a help in reaching this goal, the staff will feel the 1925 Yamacraw a success, though Joe Smith ' s picture be published above Joseph Smith ' s name, and xeropthalmia be spelled with a z.