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EDITORIAL In offering this Narva to the public, we do so, hoping that the many-sidedness of our College and campus life may be understood better and appreciated more than it ever has been since the College was founded. We understand that the Faculty, the students and their surroundings are the College. We have presented each of these, both by picture and by write-up. In our limited space we could not treat fully any one of the thirty-odd depart¬ ments or organizations. But things have been said in these articles that are worthy of the consideration of all. To know Park as it really is, is to become associated with representative elements of its life. The contents of this little book are rep resentative. Some things are over-emphasized, but all the elements of our Park College life are here accurately set forth. We have taken special pains with our Trip Across the Campus,” and we hope it will be as interesting to others, and recall as fond memories to them, as it has to us. We are indebted to Miss Frances Wolfe, ’15, who has acted as our guide on this little trip; and also to Fred L. Brown, ’14, whose untiring efforts have insured for this feature such good pictures. Too much cannot be said in appreciation of Miss Meta M. Oelfke’s work as our artist. There were others who contributed, but to her is due the credit. Those marked L. G. are the work of Louis Galbreath of the Academy. Those marked R. H. K. are the work of our Artist Censor. The Indian head on the cover page is his work. We wish also to thank those members of the Board of Trustees who, by their encouragement, have shown confidence in and sympathy with our undertaking. Although nominally the Junior Class has compiled this Narva, it would have been an impossible task had not mem¬ bers of the Faculty and students through their organizations and classes heartily co-operated with us. Now, we have done our best, and we hope our best will be considered worthy to be the first of Park’s Annual Narvas. The book is forth, and it is no longer ours, but yours.
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DEDICATION Vi e, the Class of Nineteen-fifteen, lovingly dedicate this Narva to Professor W. F. Sanders, Mrs. Sanders, “Billy” and Eleanor. We do this, not simply because they are honorary members of our Class, but because of the encouragement they have given, as well as the interest and confidence they have shown in us.
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