University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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BOOK ONE BOOK TWO University CI asses BOOK THREE Cultural Activities BOOK FOUR Nebraska Life BOOK FIVE Organized Activities BOOK SIX Athletics .. ' } i i (

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x:0im r rogress in any institution is depend- ent upon the interest and vision of the men who control it. In reviewing the greatness of this University, we must acknowledge the work of those who have given themselves to its de- velopment. Many have been the men who have served it loyally, but few have had the same unselfish vision as Chancellor E. A. Burnett. We pay tribute to his past achievements and willingly entrust the future to his hands.

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[ • ;HE announced goal of the 1934 Mm CORNHUSKER has been to l s! ' . ' portray the University in the truest proportions possible. Many obstacles, however, stand in the way of a complete fulfillment of that goal. The financial factor, as the most im- portant example, unfortunately neces- sitates the presentation of only those who can share In the burden of its cost. By sincere effort and many con- cessions it has been possible to remove a portion of this handicap. If a step has been made toward a clearer an- alysis of the University and the life of its students the 1934 CORNHUSKER will have fulfilled its purpose.