Whitman College - Waiilatpu Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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Ll L L r l ly it i Foreword Despite the current prejudice against editorial pre- faces and their proverbial triteness, there are, neverthe- less, some features of this book that call for editorial explanation. In making up this book use of a deiinitc motif has been abandoned because it was thought that a truer picture of Wliitman could be given if the college did not have to be superimposed over a 'formal background. Pictures used in the division pages were selected in much the same manner that friend Cabell writes his di- verting books-allegory is to be found in some, while others are merely pretty pictures. 'l'l1e almost total absence of cartoons, drawings and similar art work was necessitated by the lack of a class artist, but the availability of a capable photographer made possible a very acceptable substitute. ' It is a pleasure to make the traditional gesture and acknowledge tliefwonderful co-operation of all mem- bers of the staff, and the earnest efforts of the photo- grapher, the engraver, and the printer. All concerned have tried to make the 1930 lfVaiilatpu notable, and we hope you like it.

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