University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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PAGE 22 4,3 UNIVERSITY ' ' ' Q ' ' ' sIf .E? ' .ini 2, W . ' , '.'3E'2fiQ.-7Fl ir, . F'-' ' 4 . , .- . 2:75 -'fil' Mi. -35.23- ii 1 if Q-. if he i A 1 Qxigili-. .'5-- 3.54.-ag. f 1 V , f.,:p--,gg-5 'gif-4'.' '1 . ' 1 V' 75 I? - . , '37 - 4' ' I i 'f ' ' ' -f:- bf if , fi fav.:-'. . . Milf..-freer 'V JTfZfI.fi-Tfff' Q U7 Iffirgq gifs- ' , , ' ' Biz ' v , 1 1 NORMAN P. AUBURN Dean of UniversiTy AdminisTraTion As This is wriTTen, March 29, l945, The successTul conclusion oT The war in Europe seems To be TasT approaching. We here aT The UniversiTy OT CincinnaTi may soon be celebraTing V-E Day,-celebraTing iT wiTh The comTorTing knowledge ThaT one-halT oT The war-Time baTTle is over buT also wiTh The deTer- minaTion ThaT we musT gird ourselves Tor anoTher lvl-Day which will require The mobilizaTion oT all our resources Tor prosecuTion oT The war againsT Japan. Looking back on The lengThy world conTlicT we realize ThaT vicTory will come To our side primarily because our counTry has excelled in producing The mechanical implemenTs oT warTarep because we have been successTul in Training ouTsTanding Technicians who have perTecTed and Turned ouT superior weapons wiTh which To overwhelm our enemies. T Looking ahead we Tind anoTher Task conTronTing us. IT is ThaT more diTTiculT assignmenT oT esTablishing and keeping The peace. EducaTion's responsibiliTy will be To Train compeTenT social scienTisTs who can helpsolve The complicaTed problems oT mainTaining world peace iusT as successTully as Their associaTes. The physical scienTisTs, will have broughT us vicTory. This is a Task in which all oT us can play our parT. We musT learn To live TogeTher in harmony wiTh our neighbors in a world growing more circumscribed each day. As educaTed persons we will be called upon To lead The way in an unremiTTing baTTle Tor world peace. We musT prepare ourselves Through serious sTudy To be inTelligenT leaders. IT is a challenging obligaTion and one To which we musT dedicaTe our uTmosT eTTorT.

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PAGE M UNIVERSITY II I 1 1 Wilkes PRIVATE AND PUBLIC UI PEACE AND A Message Trom The President We are living Through a war which hisTorians will record as The greaTesT oT all Time in The magniTude oT The world Torces involved and oT The issues aT sTal4e. We on This campus are seeing The end oT anoTher academic year in which The UniversiTy oT CincinnaTi has done iTs uTmosT To conTribuTe, as besT an educaTional insTiTuTion can, To The successTul TerminaTion oT The war. This conTribuTion has been in respecT To insTrucTion and To scienTiTic research. T A As To insTrucTion, we no longer had This year The several Thousand Army specialized Trainees oT i943-44. buT we have conTinued during i944-45 The Teaching in our Medical College oT a quoTa oT over ZOO Army and Navy Trainees. , As To research, our scienTisTs are s+ill engaged in proiecTs oT deTiniTe value Tor The Army and The Navy and Tor war-Time indusTry. I am sTrongly oT The opinion ThaT The Triumph oT arms we can now Toresee will depend ulTimaTely upon The Triumph oT spiriT in The greaT issues aT sTalce. A vicTory in This war on Two hemispheres musT mean vicTory Tor abiding peace ThroughouT The world or iT will be a mere pre- lude To sorneThing Too Tragic Tor words. , 'IT This is True, all oT us on This campus-sTudenTs and Teachers-have unTinished business. ThaT business means aTTenTion as educaTed ciTizens To The problems oT world-wide relaTionships. I speciTy aTTenTion noT wiTh a sappy. senTimenTal approach buT wiTh The aTTiTude oT scholarly and paTrioTic Americans deTermined To base acTion upon The obiecTive sTudy oT The physical sciences, The inTelligenT planning oT The social sciences and The good will oT our religious heriTage. I I. ATTenTion To These world problems and acTion upon Them inTelligenTly and courageously Torm The business oT Today and Tomorrow, noT simply Tor Congress, The AdminisTraTion and delegaTes To peace conTerences buT The business Tor each and every one oT us as modesT buT earnesT ciTizens oT America who owe To America an immeasurable debT Tor our advanTages oT Treedom and educaTion. 'i s Gqsgssiosswas

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PAGE ' 23 UNIVERSITY Once a monTh', The way inTo a sTraTegic parking place back oT The AdminisTraTion Building is blocked by The sign Re- served Tor The Board oT DirecTors : and a Tew sTudenTs musT park near BurneT Woods and miss Their TirsT class. BuT They don'T mind Too much. Tor They realize ThaT wiThouT The Board To loolc aTTer The UniversiTy Things would be in a mudclle. The nine prominenT members are appoinTed Tor nine-year Terms by Mayor STewarT wiTh The approval oT Council. Through ThirTeen sTanding commiTTees, The DirecTors acT on alumnal aTTairs, expendiTures, appoinTmenTs and resignaTions oT The TaculTy. Iilllllll IFIIIIIIICIMIIS LE TO RIGHT F lc F D d W lTers. WalTer M. Shohl, John J. Rowe, Jane DeSerisy Earley, RoberT L. Black, Renfon K. Brodie.