University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Th? Cinr'innalian The adminisiratinn and faculty of Trarhers College ex- lf'nd greetings to Ihe alumni and siudents and a cordial in- vilalinn L0 Usil the new vahers College building. Worthy nl' uur great municipal University and the honorable pru- I'Pssinn nf teaching. llw new lmilding I'FHE'CIS a progressive lemuhvr training pnliry. We shall be happy to have you insporl mn' quarlvrs and rharc um apprecialmn for llliS tlr-vvlnplnr'nt. L. A. PECHSTEIN, PILD. Dmn of Hm Coilegr 0f Ec'im'rrrion You. Mr. Edilor. haw urged me to give yum ulassnmtes a parting word which may liw- uilh llu-m in future years. Thn' liest I van du is In I'Pmiml lhmn llm! tlll'y hauv had. during; four years. tho privilrge nr lvmning lllf' gram! lvgacir-s from lhn past in hnlh lvlle am! amsiranms. Rl'c'nlll't'l this- upwi- Pm-c as frequvnlly :15 IHIF-Fililtf in nrdvr In vnjm lln- happi- ness of a full life and. from n kmmlrdgv ul' thr Hurwvw or failure of nlhnr limits. ln gwrl'r'ri u suuml judgnmnl in mm-l- ing Ill! III'UHHIH HF 1110 fllllll'v. ans T. Mnmc. B.SH PHD. Dean of Hm Gmrfiunfl School 13

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Nineteen-Thirty-Two Isolated facts are of little value in themselves, but when as:10ciated,gr0uped and analysed they form the basis of principles, laws and generaiizatinns by which our 3.0110115 should be directed. - -. ROBERT C. GOWDY, PH.D. Dean of the College of Engineering and Commerce Progress in any human associalimlireligion, pulilics. business, or educatinnialways involves the necessity of securing a proper balance between two opposing force's, thnse making for stability 01' cnnslanry. and those making for variation 01- change. The present-day liberal arts col- lege has three functions to perform: Hi the giving of a broad cultural training that will help a student to live his life as an intelligent. useful citizen; 121 the prrparation of students who desire lalrr to hecome scholars in some held of human knowledge; 131 the laying of a foundation on which a student can build with profit hy entering a profesA Sional school. Our problem is In keep pace with the de- velopments of modern life and at the same time to preserve the fine traditions and experience of the pasl in the field of liberal education. 11' I'acls may be fmgntten but the logical analysis by which ., generalizations are deduced depends on undemtanding . .I on memory. The permanent result of an education is thdi'g fore rather a mode of thought than IL catalogue of items. Only in 1119asure as one can think clearly about his 011 WILLIAM WALLACE HEWIiTT, P11.D. Dean of the College of Liberal Arts

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Ninm'rwn- Thirty- Tun; I11 tlm mrly llizlnry r-f llw HPl'ver pmnplr lhr pall'IdIr-lml srlmmr- nl' arlministrring juslin-n llrulu' :luun. 0M Honing ill Ill? guing dnwn ul1lnwun. um-1'H.lIP:illg Vl'wd aml m-ary l'rum Inning: judgml all day and being harnessed Ity' mum nlhvrs ulm stuml lny urging.r him In hr-ur lhr-ir cases. was in u numcl In iIr-ml llais aulmmlilinn ul' his l'altllPr-in-Iaw: This i:- lllll llr-zu'y fur lln-v: llmn :n'l nnl illIlP 1n perform it thy- ! i E PrU' e-vll' alum: x 41' E' lo'zu'll tllmn nrrlinnnH-s illid laws x irlv nut of all Ilw lu-nplu ulalt- 1mm. sur'h u?- fEar God. men ul' lrulll, hating: FHVPEUUSHPhh. 'l 5' 1'; mad lI-t them judge the pr-uljlf- all all smuran rlllllk clramutit- inr-iulvnl. rr-rrmlml in NW Hilnlen has its u-ullnlc'rpurl in llIP llislnry ul' mrrv Ilf'nlJlP, ll marks the limo ullml El primiliw Nn-ie-ay hm outgrown ils iwrsnnal ulld urldlralry mlminisimlinn nl' jmtirv. Thorn c-aumr urgent need fur a ln'nl'Pnsinnal f'lilPr- nml l'nr gl'llvral law: In sPltle the vnlllf-ntinlh of mr'n. Tlu- tlmmlml luv; nnl illJilll'Ll since the timr- nf xlosvi fur alylv Jm-n nf ll'ulll. llalliug covetousnrga. tn jmlgv tlu- pI-nlalr' u! all Hl'aFtle. MERTON L.FERSUN. A.M., LL. B. Dm'm nf H'rr' Collage uf er' llixilizatiun is anu Slallt'. Mcdiurinr is cwr advancing. Um of H19 major nijctiveyx uf your eduralinn is llu? dv- wlnpmvnt of ability to adapt yoursrlf In Elmer m'vr rhangi ing t'umlilimls. 'l'llis rvquirks that you PVPI' rt'main a bur Llfilll in urdH' Hull ynu uluy aluuu lm alalt- lu rmde-r I'nnr pelvnl and uqulmll- prnl'vssitmal ht'l'Xll'P. In lhis aerum- plisllnwnl and in lllf' rlnvolnpmom ul' happy l'tll'f'Pl'h lhc- Fm-ully uisllos yum HJCFPFr. A. C. H-U'IEIMI-lYI-LR. MD. 0mm of Hm CUHVgP Hf .Ut-wlirfrrrv 19