Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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(1 .m HI MI TTT- TT TIT TTt m I II TTp 1i[ u r c fu u r h The State and the University To DEPICT student lite on the campus, to show the University as a labora- tory for the training of future citizens, artisans and law-makers for the State, to demonstrate the direct connection between the fields of service represented at the University and their relative contributions to the State — in short, to portray the School as servant to the State — these are the aims of this forty-sixth volume, the 1927 Makio of Service. The college should seek, to ma e the men whom it receives something more than excellent servants of a trade or skilled practitioners 0 a profession. WooDROw Wilson

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m m l1 c i r a t i n u To The State of Ohio With whose interests, traditions and ideals the University is inseparably bound by bonds of mutual service and dependence, whose sons and daugh- ters compose the personnel of the University, and whose support makes ix)ssible the existence of the institution, this fortysixth volume — the symbol of the Sch(K)l in its fuller conception as servant to the State — the 1927 Makio of Service, is dedicated. Tlie uorlli 1) d xtate m tlie lotig run, is the worth «f the itilialiifinils I omf o.smg it. J. Sti ART Mill

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ro 7 o TTT T»l arc -nrr TTT »i 1 1. Hc ' txitli dnd Service Industry, loyalty, enthusiasm, courage — all these attributes must be yours if you would succeed in fullest measure in this highly competitive industrial age. Yet doubtful it is, whether these attributes can be yours in fullest meas- ure unless you are physically healthy. Mental health is dependent upon physical health. Many who are your equal today — who have h.id similar training — who have equal capacity and the same high ambition, will neglect, abuse their b xlies. You are entering a fight — a battle you should glory in, if you are fit to fight; that is fundamental. Be guided by an ideal of service to others. He achieves most who serves best. Sound health and an ideal of public service are imperative if you, when the race is run, are to realize the lull opportunities which you are facing now. Franlf Seiberlmg ' Success is always dependent upon expendiiure of energy and is great m proportwn to the amount of energy expended. John J. Linti