Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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4 THE HAMIL TONIA N Qlihiturial T IS with mingled feelings of satisfaction and ' ' anxiety that the 'Editors present this forty- . 'sv, ' seventh issue of the Hanzz'!f0fzz'azn for the con- sideration and criticism of the College. Like our predecessors we had ambition. We swore to surpass anything that had yet appeared and we had the opportunity. The mistakes and experience of others were our helpers. But, alas! ambition reaches not always its goal, and at last we came to realize that man's thoughts are too often air-castles which fade away before the won- dering onlookers can catch sight of their hazy glory. And thus it has been with our efforts. In many things we have failed, but the very height of our aim has helped to raise the value of our efforts, and we trust to your in- dulgence, ye critics, to whom we now turn over the re- sults of our labors. And may your judgment be not harsh. When you are about to condemn think of those who have spent the priceless hours of midnight, the early hours of sunrise, the jewelled hours of study postponed, in order to please your fancy. And if after this kindly thought you cannot find it in your heart to praise us for our attempt, then at least pity us and utter no harsh words when 'we are near, for what we do not know will not worry us. So, hopeful yet fearful, we present this volume to our classmates of nineteen-five 'who have stood by us loyally, to the faculty who have counselled us, to the whole body of students andalumni whose support we now need May you be pleased with our work and your sentence be, Well done.