University of Pittsburgh - Owl Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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PUBLISHED BY' T1-IE SENIOR CLASS 1--+-OF THE----- UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA C566 195

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DEDICATICJN AND YE SHALL REAP THE BENEFIT TI-IEREOF . . OO often those who clear the path for progress are not here to enjoy that to which they have given life, and those who benefit have not their strife to look back upon. It is because we realize this that we dedicate the 1937 Owl to the courageous and visionary founders of the University and to those countless, who, for the past one hundred and fifty years, have contributed to the development and welfare of the University. The spirit of the founders that took root in the single log cabin of 1787 is still with us. It has grown through the years, and today it finds new expression in the Cathedral of Learning, an enduring symbol of the courage and spirit and of the endless groping upward that have been so much a part of Pittsburgh. No community can give to its people a full life .without a complete cultural development. The greatest achievement comes only when, through systematic effort, we keep before us the best that is in our minds and hearts. This orderly enlightenment-the way to a more com- plete life-has been the function of the University. Pitt's prime service is to its community. Pitt's campus is Western Pennsylvania. We are eternally grateful to those who saw the need and strove in its fulfillment. They have sown, and we have reaped.