University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Page 12 text:

Page 11 text:

FOREWORD P on a green hill where the morning sun first shone, there was an ivy-covered castle. A BRAVE KNIGHT lived there, and ever and anon he came riding down the white road among the trees to seek adventure, and to do good deeds. During a long life he slew many wicked men and monsters, and set free many lovely damsels. The country- side loved the KNIGHT, and thought him the greatest man in all the world. And ever as he wrought with sword and mace, the good monks wrote out all that he did in a great BOOK. in wondrous script With gilt and red and paintings of the deeds. In time the KNIGHT, wrinkled and white, went to his last rest, and there was sorrow in the land. But the people, though theyr wept, came to the monks, and took comfort in the reading of the BOOK. The KNIGHT was dead, his deeds were done, his sword forever still. If the BOOK had not remained, his memory, too, would soon have died away in the countryside. But the BOOK, with its laboured script, and gilt and paintings, lived on; it smouldered with eternal tire, and the KNIGHT, his goodness and prowess, lived on in it. So it was then, so shall it ever be. Ipage sevenl

Page 13 text:

Qmmceammg TABLE OF CONTENTS BOOK ONE--The University BOOK TWO-The Classes BOOK THREE--Fraternities BOOK FOUR-Athletics BOOK FIVEiOrganfzation BOOK SIXfCalendar BOOK SEVEN-Dum Dums ipngo nineI