Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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Contents foreword dedication Page Four Page Five Contents Page Six On the Campus Page Seven he Faculty Glasses Page Seventeen Pago Twentij-seven School of Music Page Sixtij-llve Special Students and cPlcademy Page Sixtij-seven fKamma divinity School Page Sixtij-nine Organizations Page Seventij-tliree cActivities Page One Hundred Seven cAthletics Page One Hundred Fiftij-nine features Page Two Hundred One ■£ he City Page Two Hundred Twentij-seven [ 1927 WITTENBERCER 1 [ Pa go Six J

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 Dedication CJ ls each ijear passes, enveloped into its fold, someone arises, with beautiful pride, sweet and winsome, to help guide our steps through our college life. Sweet, winsome, prideful, with abundant store of knowledge gained in a daij of ijore, still remembered that daij bij her, who still trods that soil that we, in our perambles, have loved and felt happij to know. For here she is in that swell of ijears, endeared in our hearts as a peer among peers, as one, to whom one can stand and tell one’s innermost thoughts, and she’ll counsel well. Understanding, strong as the twine of memorij, that ever-threaded, will hold our thoughts in a nujstic swell of the school we loved, and a woman as well. So here we give, as well we might, the one recognition of her of whom we write, that dedication of our annual that through the ijears like the words of her counsel, grow ever dearer. c o cMiss £Ro$e Gadwgan r 1927 WITTENBERCER ] L Page Five J

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Q)ay or night, with moon or sun arising, shadows creeping through the campus, flicking morsels off the leaves, that fall in showers like dew drops, glimmering o’er the eartluj tinted carpet that spreads so greenly o’er the valleys, that shimmers silvery in the sunlight, that seems so mystical in the dew time, that calls for couples to slowly amble, to walk silently under the verdure, that makes men and women falter, slow to go to sordid classes. The CAMPUS