University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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D. LAURENCE Business Manager of the University Although the first and foremost object in attending a University should be to obtain a satisfactory standing in class work, the student who devotes his entire time to study, thereby excluding the possibility of participation in the extra-curricular activities connected with student life, is deprived of a great source of pleasure and much valuable experience, The well rounded University life includes not only the search for knowledge, but an interest in the activities of the student bodyg such as athletics, class and other offices, debates, publications, the social, musical and dramatic organizations. Do not be backward in showing your interest in student affairs. but strive to take a leading part in those activities which appeal to you. The experience gained from one form or another of active campus life, the contact with others and the comradeship enjoyed will prove a lasting benefit and will aid in the making and shaping of a strong personality, N 30

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BEN L. BRYANT Student Council Concurrent with the steady increase in enrollment at the University of Cincinnati, there has come a greater sale of Student Activity Books and hence funds for the operation of student activities, These in turn have multiplied and the number of students participating has enlarged, until at the present time the conduct of student affairs has become a real factor. ' Q The Student Body is fortunate in that the policy of the University administration has been to leave the man- agement of student activities as far as possible in the hands of the students, remaining willing at all times to co- operate with advice and assistance. This situation, however, imposes a greater responsibility upon each individual student for knowledge of and participation in student activities, and Student Council at this time bespeaks such interest in campus activities that this responsibility may be realized and assumed. not by a restricted few, but by the Student Body at large, so that there may thus be a still greater University of Cincinnati. Ben L. Bryant. President Vollrath Berger Back-,man paisley Wehmann 32