Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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CONTENTS UNIVERSITY A l» MINI STRATI O CLASSES s i; ions .1 IVIOIIS SOPHOMORES 6- it i: s II M i CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS PUBLICATIONS DRAMATICS SOCIETY VAXITY FAIR SPORTS SPRING, I 930 I All. AMI WINTER, I03O- 31 Till: RACK

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F O K K W OUD II is conventional here lo s peak of I he events of Hie year in ;»lo viii» an«l fervent terms. Wo record only ilooiin glimpses of a year passed simply in living each day as ii came, perhaps joyfully, and as of icn dully. Itcaiily is so precious a Ihini; llial the ordinary person caiiuol endure loo much of il. If we have heen mo forluiialc ik lo alliiuc our natures lo catch evena wee hit of this divine gift, we have Iruly lived this past year. We could nol he so prcsuiup- I lions as lo say llial we have caii;»lil I he joys anil sadnesses of lliis year ils occasional hcauly hut if we recall lo yon now. and in Hi ' years lo come, on ' lovely memory, we arc «£rnlcful. ;

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DEDICATION This volume is dedicated by per- mission lo Mr. William Ward Will- kin. Professor of Architecture at the ICicc Institute. . o member of the faculty has scrvod I he local and larger in tori ' s Is of I ho students iii«»ro faillifully. far-sightedly, or fruilfiilly. aliko in their studios and liioir sports. His students »inon» our predecessors aro carry iug for- ward tho practice and art of archi- tect nro in this country and abroad. while architect oral works of his own. holh of public and of private character, still further attest his skill, his judgment, his good will. Anil we in turn offer him this token of our appreciation of him as pro- fessor, counsellor, and friend.