University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Page 16 text:

as due to partiality 0n the part of the editor. If we have any uleanings at all, they are toward the J uniors; yet this volume is largely given over to the Seniors, with the hopes that they will be pleased with their pictures, their itpedigrees, their class and this CINCINNATIAN 1910. In conclusion, we take this opportunity to declare that whatever of worth or wit is applauded in these pages is due entirely to the members of the Staif, whose ability, emciency and loyalty have made the book what it is. ipage eighli

Page 15 text:

E9663: THE CINCINNATIAN 1910 tigh FOREWORD N MAKING our initial bow to the public, we feel the 1' usual tlstage-frightf But, even though our phrasing be jumbled, our grammar uncertain, we are partially sustained by the certainty that of all who may turn the pages of THE CINCINNATIAN 1910 only an occasional ex-editor will pause to read this apology. To him, then, we appeal, knowing that he alone can, and in all probability will, fully sympathize with the editorial palpitations of presentation. We must acknowledge that, in spite of contrary warning, we have fallen prey to that futile desire of ntrying to please everybody? In response to suggestions, we have endeavored to cut down the size of this book, to change the appearance tfor varietyis sake, not for bettermentl, and, in recognition of the growth in that department, to give more space to athletics. But in the arrangement of the diEerent sections and depart- ments of University interests we have been of the opinion that Volume XV could not be improved upon. We have, there- fore, divided this Volume XVI similarly. As for the Magazine, that has of necessity to appeal to so varied a taste that we hastily retreat from any discussion of the subject. One thing throughout we have striven to do: that was, to make this a universal Varsity Annual, with every organization and every interest represented. And if any one organization should feel slighted, the fault must be laid at the door of that bodyls own negligence in the matter of proclaiming itself - not fpage seveul

Page 17 text:

Kigaa: THE CINCINNATIAN INDEX r 92519 ; Book the First r The University Book the Secomi-The Classes Book the Third-h-The Fraternities . Book the Fourth 1, Athletics Book the Fifth - Organizations Book the Sixth -Ye Chronicle . Book the Seventh 1 Scribblings fpage uinQ I'XIH; 11 47 109 . 159 181 . 221 249