4)

TO THR MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS,
19352335 :

We, the undergraduates, salute you,
and extend our heartiest congratulation
to each and every one of you. Your four
years of study and applied effort have
brought: results that you have hoped for
and you are now going out into the grea
ter community with the training and
background that will enable you to en-
rich the cultural and artistic life of
the country.

At no time in history have the ser-
vices of those trained as you are been
so necessary. The events of recent
years point to a swing-away from commer
cialism and industrialism, and to the
development of the artistic sense, and.
of the potential capacity for the crea-
tion of beauty that is inherent in man,

It is to be hoped that each one of
you will carry with you the inspiration
and the cultural values that have been
given by our teachers, and that each of
you will make a contribution in the
field that you propose to enter.

The changing times and conditions
certain craftsmen find themselves dis-
placed by machinery, the true artist
can never be displaced by any technical
improvement.

The artist is an indispensable mem=
ber of progressive society, and as such
will advance with time,

We greet you with the old Roman sal
utation, “Ave Usque Ave Vale" ~- Hail
and Farewell,"

CONGRATULATIONS !

Of late, vague rumors have given us
dull forebodings of impending doom, but
at last the truth has sparkled forth,
and now we know. Our hearts are broken
yet we offer sincere congratulations to
Miss Wonder on her coming marriage, No
longer will her charming smile make pay-
ing our good money for art supplies a
pleasure =~ no longer can we bother her
about our many little woes ~= no longer
ean we delay her lunch hour while she
finds a book=-no longer--yes, alas, but
joyance too, Congratulations, best of
everything, Miss Wonder,

May you carry happy memories into the
many happy years to comes
COISES!

Hiya, there, Joe, what on earth is going
on under that dark wavy mop of yours?

Fee
#.

You certainly look as if someone had
chewed pp your favorite rattle,

What? Time for writeups? Say, is this
a frame-up? It was just a couple of
weeks ago that you were pestering me ab
out the same thing.

Well, scram, will you? I'm not going ©
to do another one, Let somebody else
do ite I ran out of ideas the first
time. : “2

What's that? --=

Itm the class representative? So what?
Oh, all I have to do is get someone
else to do it, eh? OK, I1'11 ask June
Duncan.

Hey, June! How about doing the class
writeup this time?

You don't know what to write? Well, my
gosh, I guess you can write as much
trash as I can}

Yeah, but heck, I've done it twice now.

You say that you have all that Commer-~
cial Art to finish? Well, so've I, and
five pages of heraldry and some design
too, Oh, well, I'll try and get some=
one else,e Just a sec. There's Joyce,

Hey, Joyce, how about === etc.
You too, Well, who else is there?

Jean Lindermere? Sure-= Ohy no, 4 can't
ask her, because she didn't like what I
put in the first edition about her, and
she'd likely get back at me with a cra-
eker-jack slam,

How about Ayne Hati?
ideal

Say, there IS an

Her eyes are bothering her? Do they bo-~
ther you, too, Joe?

Well, when does it have to be in?

Monday? Well, f'goodness sake, and here
it is Friday, so guess I'm in for some
brain wracking so getout of here and let
me get started. _

"Destiny's Tot"

4)

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS,
1935:

We, the undorgraduates, salute you,
and extend our hoartiest congratulation
to each and every one of you, Your four
years of study and applied effort have
brought: results that you have hoped for
and you are now going out into the grea
ter commnity with the training and
Dackground that will enable you to en-
rich the cultural and artistic life of
the countrys

‘At no time in history have the ser-
vices of those trained as you are been
so necessary, ‘The events of recent
years point to a swing-away from commer
cialism and industrialism, and to the
development of the artistic sense, and
of the potential capacity for the crea-
tion of beauty that is inherent in man,

Tt is to be hoped that each one of
you will carry with you the inspiration
and the cultural values that have been
given by our teachers, and that each of
you will make a contribution in the
field that you propose to enter.

The changing times and conditions
certain craftsmen find themselves dis-
placed by machinery, the true artist
can never be displaced by any technical
improvement.

The artist is an indispensable mem-
ber of progressive society, and as such
will advance with time.

We greet you with the old Roman sal
utation,” "Ave Usque Ave Vale" =- Hail
and Farewell."

CONGRATULATIONS f

Of late, vague rumors have given us
dull forebodings of impending doom, but
at last ‘the truth has sparkled forth,
and now we know. Our hearts are broken
yet we offer sincere congratulations to
Miss Wonder on her coming marriage. No

longer will her charming smile make pay-

ing our good money for art supplies a
pleasure =~ no longer éan we bother her
about our many little woes ~~ no longer
can we delay her lunch hour while she
finds a booke-no longer=-yes, alas, but
joyance too, Congratulations, best of
everything, Miss Wonder,

May you carry happy memories into the
many happy years to comes
GOISES?

Wiya, there, Joe, what on earth is going

on under that dark wavy mop of yours?

You certainly lock as if someone had
chewed pp your favorite rattle.

What? Time for writeups? Say, is this
@ frame-up? It was just a couple of
weeks ago that you were pestering me ab
out the same thing.

Well, scram, will you?
to do another one, Let somebody else
doit, Iran out of ideas the first
time. ee

What's that? ---

It the class representative? So what?
Oh, all I have to do is get someone
else to do it, eh? O.K, I'll ask June
Duncan.

Hey, June! How about doing the class
writeup this time?

You don't know what to write? Well, my
gosh, I guess you can write as much
trash as I cant

Yeah, but heck, I've done it twice now,

You say thet you have all that Commer~
cial Art to finish? Well, so've I, and
five pages of heraldry and some design
too, Oh, well, I'll try and get some~
one else, Just a sec. There's Joyce.

Hey, Joyce, how about ---= oto.
You too, Well, who else is there?

Jean Lindermere? Sure-- Ohy no, 2 can't
ask her, because she didn't like what I
put in the first edition about her, and
she'd likely get back at me with a ora-
eker=jack slam,

How about Anne Hall?
ideal

Say, there IS an

Her eyes are bothering her? Do they bo~
ther you, too, Joe?

Well, when does it have to be in?

Monday? Well, f'goodness sake, and here
it is Friday, so guess I'm in for some
brain wracking so getout of here and let
me get started.

"Destiny's Tot"

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