Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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t, 1 4 DR. SWAIN His is the 'thirty-eiglitli year of Stanford history. Many of us now here are able to traverse in inernory the entire span from the installation of President Jordan in the golden autuinn of '91 to the present day of achievement and promise. Many changes have been wrought in this brief period of growth. A grain field dotted with live oaks has become a campus of surpassing beauty. The inner Quad of the pioneer class has grown until it is only a small part of the greater University which encompasses it. And that remarkable young faculty group has expanded until it represents one of the most notable groups of productive scholars in America today. Looking backward we may survey with pride a glorious past. Looking forward we see an even more glorious future for the University, for through it there yet runs in increasing measure that incomparable spirit-that devotion to high ideals, to scholarly endeavor, to unselfish service to the commonwealth which from the very beginning has attended the name of Stanford. . We look with conhdence to you, the students of today who are the alumni of to- morrow, to share in preserving this heritage of the past and in passing it on to those who follow. ROBERT ECKLES SWAIN. 31

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Here may the hungry stand in line to wait A dole of knowledge, priced al .98. Of these, some grumble that the cost is high, And some complain the fare is extra dry. Some choke on chunks of wisdomgulped in greed, While other appeiiies are lost with speed. ,, M. .,.,. - .,,,,,,., ,,,, ,avmmummm ' Q.-

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