Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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FOREWORD Most prefaces are untranuneled by thumb prints. Wander over a few lines of this one in the hope that you rnay beconie interested. After a very few things have been said the flow of words will cease, and there will be just time enough to catch the theater train on the run. There aren't any editorial wares to be marketed. If the book doesn't get across on its own account one page of italicized boosting won t buy much eonifort. What there is to be said concerns the people who have brought the four hundred and eighty pages of the QUAD together. The QUAD isn't a one-man product,-at any rate it should not be. This year there were seventeen people on the staff. Curiously enough there were also just seventeen people who devoted their loyalty to a thankless task. Sonic of theni played tag with the Faculty a.re in answer to the constant need for copy. This isn't a bouquet of wax flowers. I want the Student Body to know that there was no dead tiniber among the people whose names coinpose the roll. Any expression of appreciation is made with an apology. Once in a while you find a group of workers whose effort would be insulted by thanks. .lust one personal reference seems called for, otherwise the co- operation and support of The Manager would be unknown and un- thanked. To him is due a big share of whatever excellence the volunie shows. Ma-ny of the new departures which we count on to put the volume Hover were proposed by him. He has never shown a get-rich- quick interest in the book. The money solicited has gone into these pages, and the prospect of velvet prohts above the expense of publi- cation has been a small speck on the horizon. As to the others who have worked, look at the staff list. They were all on hand at the beginning, and they all hnished strong. The book is built, the presses are rumbling, and we wonder what the reception will be at the Law Steps on llfay third. But all that can take care of itself. The publication of many unusual pictures was made possible by the ready kindness of several individuals and firms. The editor wants speci- ally to thank the following: M r. H. C. Tibbits and Mr. C ardinel Vincent for views of the E.1'position,' Messrs. Robinson and Crandall for aid in securing Stanford photographs,' Messrs. Harry C olenian and Carl W allen of The Examiner., Mr. Harry B. Smith of The Chronicle, and The Oakland Tribune for pictures of the Big Game. PAUL STANIFORD. 1 I I I i l 1 1 1 l i V i

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The Quad Staff PAUL STANIFORD HAROLD F. ELLIOTT ROBERT N. WENZEL WILMER J. GRoss RAY WAKEFIELD WARD HATCH ARTHUR H. DANIELS HAROLD M. LEVY FREDERICK S. MURRAY GLENN A. HUGHES EARL T. JOHNSTON BUFORD WILLIAMS JAMES E. MEAD MISS OLIVE YODER MISS TERESE DoRRoH MISS DOROTHY EGBERT Miss KATH RINA JOHNSON