Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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pORElWORD This volume Is the product of an earnest desire to incorporate within the maroon covers of a Quad not only a record of the scholastic year, but that intangible something called the spirit of this great university of the West. The border of the pages, combining as it does the arches and trees of the campus, and colored to rep- resent the sandstone of the buildings on the Quadrangle, is meant to bring unerringly to any Stanford heart the memory of the happy hours spent beneath the shadow of those car- dinal red roofs. As days spent on the Farm are far removed from the bustling progressivism of the city, so also has this book carefully avoided the sensational and futuristic. The rusty, buff color, emblematic of tradition, carries our en- tire theme. If any student or alumnus who has spent the major portion of his collegiate days underneath the warm sun of the Stanford skies cannot find in these pages something that is inextricably interwoven with his most lasting memories of those days, then we have failed in our purpose. However, if this annual is a source of vital, living memories — if one cannot dwell among its pages without realizing that such a book could only be a product of the Stanford that he knows, then we have met with success. RAYMOND L. HANSON

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Copyright 1933 By RAYMOND LESTER HANSON Editor EDWARD RAMSEY BUNTING J an age r Illustrator, RICHARD STEPHENS Photographer, GEORGE WATERS PrintctI in San Erancisco by H.S.CROCKER CO., INC. Engraved in San Francisco b.v AMERICAN ENGRAVING AND COLOR PLATE CO.

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DEDICATION TO GEORGE BLISS CULVER, STUDENT, ALUMNUS, AND DEAN, WHOSE UNDERSTAND- ING HAS ENDEARED HIM TO A GENERATION OF STANFORD MEN, THIS BOOK IS RESPECT- FULLY D EDIC ATE D