Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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 -----------:— Dedication ■ ■■■■■■■■ wmmmmmmmmm W. K. GOTWALD To the memory of Professor William K. Gotwald, Ph.D., born in York, 1884, died in Springfield, Ohio, 1932, this volume is affectionately dedicated. • • A devoted teacher, an alert scholar, a humble Christian; • • firm in conviction, tolerant in spirit, simple in utter- ance; • m his untimely death has left poorer the department of which he was a valuable member, the college which he loyally served, and the students whom he sincerely loved. • •

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1933 Wittenberger Published by THE JUNIOR CLASS Wittenberg Coliege SPRINGFIELD, OHIO

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Contents Administration Classes Athletics Organizations Activities Features FOREWORD Progress is the foundation of life. For countless generations man has been progressing. He still is. Prog- ress goes on in education, in business and industry, in the arts and sciences, despite economic adversities. Believ- ing sincerely in this never ending Progress, the underlying theme of this 1933 Wittenberger is based upon Progress, Despite Adversity. In our theme we have endeavored to bring out Prog- ress in our division pages through the symbolism of the various phases of college life and through contrast of the old and the present in our sub-division pages. An attempt has been made to bring out the idea of progress throughout the book itself by the introduction of things new and different.