University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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TO . , I . YEARS OF PRO'GRiEVSpS FORWARD and upward has been the growth of University School since its beginning in 1890. Through all the hardships and blows which could strike an institution, through war, depression, and innumerable seemingly insur- mountable difficulties, the school's leaders have fought on, ever keeping in mind the welfare of the school, and ever maintaining a standard of progress. In the very first years of the school's existence, the leaders made their policy that of progress, for the school was unique in that it was the first private school in Ohio, and because it offered manual training. ,Then on through the years the banner of the school was progress. To the men who made this school possible, to the ideals which they cherished, to those who have gone through the school or who have participated in its direction, above all to those fifty years of progress which today show so magnificent an achievement, we, the fiftieth graduating class, dedicate this Mabian in the year 1940. '

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DEDICATED

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IN THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK Ours is a class of rugged individualism. For this reason we have decided to break precedent by publishing a more informal book. Following the dedication we take a glimpse at the faculty with pictures and write-ups on school government organizations, and then go on to the senior biographies where this year's fea- tule is an infoimal snap of each senior. Then we come to the act1v1t1es sections pictures, write-ups, and names idea of a-curricular activities fit into arsity lettermen are pictured and listed in the next section with a summary of the accomplishments of each team. Before each section is a photographic montage sketching