Amherst College - Olio Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Pre ace-:.i T is not our purpose to detine what an OLIO should beg the book defines ' itself. 'The standard of the present is judged by the standard of the past. With this thought ever in mind, the Olio Board has aimed to attain accuracy, originality and a standard befitting the Class it repre- sents. More than the usual time has been devoted to the mechanical con- struction, and innovations for the better have been made. Artotypes of tl1e College organizations have taken the place of half-tones, an improvement at once noticeable. Illustrations have been freely used, that the effect might be more artistic, and thus efface the impression that there is nothing interest- ing in the pages of statistics. The College year has been one of prosperity, and no mention of the numerous gifts in a College book would be an injus- tice both to the donors and our President, who has already accomplished so much towards strengthening the various departments and improving the buildings. With active Alumni and a strong Faculty, we feel assured that the reign of prosperity has only begun. It is a source of congratulation that there has been improvement all along the line, and that the College organi- zations are on a higher plane than a year ago. For the first time in the his- tory of the OLIO, a brief record of each member of the Senior Class is printed. This innovation has been made with the hope that it will be made a perma- nent feature by future Boards. The approval of the character and excellence of this book is left to the Junior Class, of which the Board of Editors are humble servants. 6