University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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llossugv of Greeting to tho Sllulpnl Body and Prospeclire Studonls of The U nirersily of Houston: The University of Houston extends a cordial invitation to all students who are interested in broadening their outlook on life to enroll for the openingr session beginning June :1, 1934. and to others who may be unable to take summer work to enroll for the first regular yearas work. beginning Svptomlwr IT. The L'niversity of Houston is a service institution for the metropolitan area surrounding llous- ton. The University desires to grow in service and become the center of culture. as well as the cen- ter of practical learning in professional. business. and industrial pursuits. This University will be- t'nlllt' great if the Pltlzcnship of this area desires to make it great. The University, untler the con- trol of the Board of Education, is dedicated to community service, to the development of that kiml of education which will render each individual better able to perform well some definite ser- vit-v and to recoiw from such service a lasting satisfaction in his life pursuit. If you tlvsirc to grow in usefulness, to keep your mind alert and your cyvs turnetl toward the hottvr things of life. the University covets an opportunity to assist you. There is a splendid futurt- for ewry man and Woman in the development of this great metropolis of the South. and Houston wants the Uniwrsity to grow and to share in this grand undertaking, huiltling not only a film city industrially and professionally, hut a City notml for its outstanding citizonship and its mnphasis on the cultural aspm'ts of life. Hay you. the students now and to he, look to the University of Houston as a friendly ally in all of your ambitions to lICt'tlllle outstanding individuals in the service of your city, state, and nation. E. E. OBERHOLTZER, President, The University of Houston