University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FRATIERNITIES - Continued. CD PUBLICATIONS- Continued. l V. C. P., ............ . . 135 Engineers Club, . . . . 97 Zeta Psi Chapter of Sigma Chi, . . 109 German Club, . , 93 FRoNT151111iCE ,................. S 1 Histology Club, . . . . S3 GRADUATE STUDENTS or' THE Ac,1DE1111c DEPART- i Le Cercle Frangais, . . 94 MENT, ..........,......... 37 ii 5. 5, 5. Club ,-..., . 91 LAW DEPARTINIENT, - - - 59 University XVeekly News ,..... . 81 MI5CEI,I,ANEOUS- l Young Men's Christian Association, . . S5 Extracts from My Diary,orSlanga5Sl1e isSlung, 193 l Young XVo111e11's Christian Association, . . 57 Invasion of the Barbarians, ..... . . . ISO THE CLASSES- Sigina Sigma Flip Flap ,.... . 184 Class of IQO7, . . 30 The Way of a Man with a Maid ,... . 196 Class of 1906, . . 32 PORTRAIT OF PRESIDENT-ELECT DABNEY, . . IO 1, Class of 1905, . . 34 PREFACE, ...... ......... . I5 Freshman Class, . . . 3I PU1s1,1cAT1oNs- junior Class, . . . 35 Biology Club, . . 103 SOIJIIOUIOFS Class, . . . 33 Chernists Club, . . 96 Senior Class, . . . 36 Comedy Club, . . , S4 THE STAFF, . . . . 17 Economics Club, . , . 95 Q, YE CHRONICLE, . . 165 1 . - , of 9 K- .11li'3A 2aLiif' 157 gfrlljgwaluawullnlulllv '1 5111121 W lil '1 l1:n:' . fil M llillif ' ll i lq llt i - N P HHME lilllinllllf R Q K 13

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W QZQ'-Q29 Ilf Qi Q H Preface Q. I Al i lb - I ' f Gigi Again, dear friends, another leaf is turned. For nineteen-four a year book We present, A chronicle of all that We have done, A record of the cycle just completed. Statistics first do your attention claim 3 The University and what it is, Departments, buildings, faculties, and students 3 ' The numbers and the character of each. A history of all events important 'Tis certain would not bear unjust omission. And so behold the stories of athletics, Of contests 'twixt our men of mighty brain, Of literary efforts, or perhaps Of revels and of beauteous damosels. But ev'rything in life must have its leaven And we be fain to use that recipeg Whereof we add a touch of subtle something, That vanity allows us to call wit. At last we stand before the dread tribunal. Sir Critic sits in judgment on the bench. E ln fear and trembling We await the verdict, But proud that we can plead We did our best