University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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City Hull, Toledo. Spain QSL-if page Hr FOREWORD HE old world, as contrasted with the new, is always interesting. This volume ot the Bloclchouse attempts to portray the close association be- tween the two. We have chosen Tole- do, Spain, because ot the friendship which has always existed between the two cities ot the same name. ln addi- tion, the staff ot the I933 Bloclchouse hopes to perpetuate in this boolc the pleasant memories associated with the activities of the University ot the City ot Toledo, and with this dual purpose in mind, we present this bool: to you.

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L-sfvuwm Fury ' ' if 'fsfnzmcno G xl'T'H KT? Aomscm o, vmscmzn .. . . April 7, lEY65 . Mr- lxiclmrd ll. Bruyton Lditor-in-Chief of the Blockhouse ljniversity of Toledo Toledo, Ohio 'gem' llr'. Erayton: lt is always with in feeling, of pride that l speak of our University of Toledo, because it is unquestionably one of the foremost municipal Universities in the United States. Toledo's University has had a healthy growth though a slow one. it has token over twenty years to put it in the position it now holds, and its progress has been blocked many ti:.os by personal, legal, and political opposition that often times was not only discouraging but heart breaking. Fortunately, however, all through the years we have been blessed with faculty leadership and public-spirited trustees, and the continued growing student body that carries on for the University in spite of all opposition. Today we find our- selves entrenched in a beautiful building and a large and picturesque campus, and undoubtedly holding, our own in spite of severe financial reverses. That same spirit of loyalty and determination on the part of the student body and the faculty, that unselfish civic spirit on the part of the University trustees, will carry the University of 'loledo on to greater heights in the ly fixture. li l cannot let this opportunity pass without paying, tribute to my valued friend, the late Dr. henry Doermamx, under whose administration our University build- ings were erected. Ae was a noble man and his loss is felt not only in the University and the City, but more so in the field of education. His death was a terrific blovl to the University. nnd may 1 at this time commend you on the theme you have chosen for this book. The cities have a common name, and we hope the friendship will continue to grow between us in national cooperation. Cordially yours, l Addison Q. Thacher, Mayor City of Toledo Letter from MY Toledo' Ohyloyor, ,,..f 'Your 1 r'ICVer den Cttefy rece. y t lVCd wortay of thg g2SaZEUdCl1gStg??'6l Ygquests of I he u e had th on. Q 0 QU' S' Abe somorhi syxem the Spglronor of Sree ' 'J' but Whigag -that thc M m of gover g of 1931 img and wel . Indeed, I f ilyor of To, d nment that, lfgsrgiafter thecggglxlrggi Dr- D0Crm cel I can harglyodiispaim' C0Uld Ven Such ishment - ann ar ill a ma 'H Spain sou' Cir H 'mer f the rg all, On I ' Publican aus recent ' - nd demo vlslt t. Hlld whi ch now . IS an effe . c tlve reality in Oursgreat glory and . pOWer to the lnstitut. IOUS gf your C Cra ,C Dlllltfy ducat of 100k - Wlfh hin 1 a C0 py of Ou r . anclent coar.0f,arm S With 0 UI' YO . ur CITlll'lCl1t and la mented e