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-f ffH£$ A| R| D fl l -^ ,-,'.'•;-' "> Student Life 8 Underclassmen 72 Clubs/Organizations 80 Residence Life 106 Sports 116 Academics 140 Seniors 162 Addvv(ertisements 214 m DIAL 1993 The Gold Standard Untarnished by Age "Education should be a teaching . . . give us the truth . . . Truth in of the truth; for the want of this theory and principle, truth in spirit nothing can compensate, neither and motive, truth in manner and strength or argument, nor beauty form, truth physical, truth intellec- of composition, nor elegance of tual, and truth moral. All truth is of language, nor ingenuity of theory, God; all parts are in harmony; all — nor any other thing. Truth, truth, have one end." Cyrus Peirce. Notice these faces. They are the the student body of our own col- — faces of graduates from the past. lege's past that we fondly ded- ^Yet they all set a precedent of ex- icate the 1993 Dial Yearbook. Al- cellence which others strive to though time has claimed many, achieve. In their own way, each has may their hopes, dreams, and ac- — helped to create a standard a complishments go forever untar- gold standard by which all other—s nished by age and stand forever are judged. It is to these people immortalized. everyday people who once graced WHICH THE QUALITY BY c OTHERS ALL H B^ ^^b EC-* JUDGED _S3 ARE teM a ^k E jD m. \ |Bfc^™r!j\^Sm t&J ^^i^^j.^^E III . i-> £&&*• . HMfa ^H THE G STANDARD
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