University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Johnson Hall Administration

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Executives— Faculty— Schools The President ' s Message Deans and the Schools Faculty Personality Sketches HE ADMINISTRATION is generally charged with the responsibility for developing the University to its fullest possibilities. ' ' ' I must, of course, depend upon the loyal cooperation of the deans, the svm- rP pathetic and devoted assistance of the faculty, and, above all, the ■ loyalty and sympathy of the students. ' ' ' For it is the enthusiasm, intelligence, idealism, and accomplishments of the students that reflect the efficiency of the institution. The administration can ' t make you have sane and laudable ideals, the deans can ' t compel the adoption of standards of fastidious self-respect, the faculty can ' t coerce you into habits of industry, intelligence, and enthusiasm for your work. ' ' ' I think you will find all of us eager to do everything we can to advance every legitimate interest of our students, and we plead with you to share with us the common responsibility of our University. ' We invite you to share in the common task of realizing our ideals, of establishing even higher standards of scholarship, of developing a more splendid atmosphere of culture and formulating more adequate philosophies of life. ' ' ' For in the achievement of these aims we are realizing the fullest mission of Oregon ' s ideals. Arnold Bennett Hall