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STATE OF KENTUCKY EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT FRANKFORT AUGUSTUS E. WILLSON GOVERNOR March 31, 1911. Mre Je We Conkling, Editor-in-Chief of The Colonel, University of Louisville. My Dear Mr. Conkling: I send greetings to the University of Louisville, with best wishes for its usefulness, its prosperity and its success. It has a wonderful field. No city the size of Louisville has so greatly neglected the cause of liberal educatione The University is beginning a great work, a good work and a noble work. It has a great chance before ite It has splendid men and it has a wonderful army of promising students, and I believe in its future. Yours truly, Are qulie C2 LLnL nn Governor of Kentucky.
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a 24 be Colonel VIVAT ACADEMIA! Epiror. or THE CoLonet, University of Louisville: I am genuinely interested in seeing a great Louisville University located here. The germ for such a University is already in existence in the splendid school which we now have. The great am- bition, with the sympathy of the city heartily enlisted, is sure to be realized. Just when some con- certed effort should be made to bring to reality this dream, it is difficult tosay. It will surely come. You have my very best wishes, and if at any time any service can be rendered by me, it will be given most gladly. Yours sincerely, E. L. POWELL. That ‘‘The University of Louisville’’ exists, that it has a local habitation and a name in our city, should be a matter of pride in every citizen. That its work has been tried and proved efficient, should be the source of unbounded satisfaction to every officer and teacher of the University, and a cause of congratulation to every student in its halls. B. B. HUNTOON. OUR ALMA MATER! What words to conjure with, to bring up memories of days of happiness and of study, hours of anxiety over impending examinations, and relief at work well done! The Senior looks back upon his four years of toil and trouble with a sigh of satisfaction; the Junior envious that one more year remains for him; the Sophomore with a “‘holier than thou’’ feel- ing as he observes the Freshman somewhat bewildered by the intricacies of laboratory experiments and technicalities; the Freshman proud that he has reached the end of his first embryonic stage and that the lasting attachment to his Alma Mater has been reached. There have been four stages to this labor; the University Mother is proud of her sons. May they always remain loyal! HENRY ENOS TULEY. Greetings to all who read this, whether the lowly undergraduate, the mighty Senior, or the other fellow, the bare plebeian, who is neither an alumnus nor has any hope of ever being such, for this is the accepted publication of a great University, and in this day of specialization those repre- sented in this Annual are specializing in education, particularly the medical. Since that is the great- est field of human endeavor, as well as the greatest of our University’s various departments, and as we stand at the close of another successful year and look forward with hope upon our career, let us turn a moment, with reverence, to look upon our old Alma Mater. May her influence widen like the processes of the suns and deepen like the star-bespangled blue! GEO. B. JENKINS. lta
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