University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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r FOREWORD An ideal of interrelated service is the proper foundation for the growth and development of the University and the State of Iowa. Divided in their aims and aspir- ations, the inevitable result is a double failure; united their achievement is unhampered. With this purpose in view, the 1924 HAWKEYS assumes the task of presenting to the people of the State, as well as to the students of the University, a faithful picture of the ways in which the needs and interests of the State are being met in the various departments of the University. Medicine has provided a strong defense against the inroads of disease in Iowa; Engineering has given better bridges, facto- ries, and roads to the State and at the same time has helped to develop its natural resources; Law has developed a better statesmanship; Liberal Arts has brought culture to the homes and institutions of the common- wealth. May it always be remembered that the State perpetuates the University and that it is the duty of the University to return bet- ter men and women to the State

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Dedication THIS HAWKEYE IS DEDICATED TO THE CITIZENS OF THE STATE WHO HAVE MADE POSSIBLE THE EXIST- ENCE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA. MAY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE ALWAYS SEE FIT TO PERPETUATE AND GIVE NEW LIFE TO THE UNI- VERSITY; MAY THE UNIVERSITY CONTINUETO RETURN FRESH LIFE TO THE STATE. THE EXISTENCE OF A LOYAL SPIRIT OF MUTUAL APPRECIATION AND RESPECT BETWEEN THE STATE AND ITS HIGHEST INSTITUTION OF LEARNING ISTHE BASIS OF IOWA S PROGRESS THROUGH EDUCATION. THE IDEALS OF THE UNIVERSITY AND THE STATE ARE. AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN. INSEPARABLE. The u ' or f has a right to ask you this year why you are here. PRRSIDBNT WALTER A. j (Convocation Speech. 1917)

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