University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ff N 0 Q Dedllcatedv ,ff l 44' E M Daniel'ilawrence '35 Gbis, tlpe thirty-seventh volume of the Cincinnatian, gratefully recognizes bis years of loyal service to the Kniversity, bis constant belp ano patience in all the problems of the stuoent- laooy in the past. uno looks to blm in the future for the ful- fillment of those traoitions that progress ano the years have left balloweo. :z :: :: :: ::

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N f rr t y 4 tt l l'5rerD6rcl.f' QBIXQQ Hnto the pages of this book. into the pageant of college life that marches between its covers. we have attempteo to weave an age-olo theme in a little oifferent way. Ehe glory of Bagoao ano the splenoor of Tlersia remaineo unsung until long after those semi-mythological mon- archs hao perisheo: ano in a very tiny sense we some- times think that the best years of Cincinnati have slippeo into oblivion because much of the traoition that valiant sons of the past have storeo for us as a heritage is oying before the onslaught of changing conoitions. fllf the 1930 Cincinnatian can recall a little of that olo spirit to the stuoent booy. ano if our recoro of the year 1930 blenoeo with the settings of the 'Ghousano ano One lrabian nights, can. in years to come, like a fa- vorite olo wine. serve to warm a few hearts with a few oreamy memor- ies. then our labor has borne some fruit ano five hunoreo ' half-cheweo pencils will not have scratcheo in vain. : :