Hamline University - Liner Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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iDBDiC8IiUII There was a time when we were scattered wide O'er all the laudg knew naught of thee, nor dreauzed Of what thou couldst be to us. Living seemed A narrow round that never satisfied. Then ealne thy call, O Harnlineg and it told Of regions uue.rplored,' of that vast store Of knowledge growing day by dayj of lore And wisdoni coining down froin days of old. We eauze-we learned to love thy very na1ne,' Caught gliznpses of the larger wsiong learned To breathe the air of larger thoughtg returned Each year more zealous champions of thy faine. This volume then we dedicate to thee, Token of love and grateful ineniory.

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P1 6l:aCS VER since the days of Lady Blessington, when the purchas- Q ifil i v ing public was exploited through annuals' on all sorts of pretexts until they became the bane of Tom Mooreis life and well-nigh drove poor Charles Lamb mad, the publication of an annual has been viewed with alarm. And yet the dreaded annual would seem to have a place in our scheme of existence, so long as it is limited to its proper sphere and is not put together merely to sell. In this be- lief we publish Volume V of the THE LINER. We do not pretend that it 'tells all about college life, or even all about life at Hamline. VVe have endeavored to present truthfully and in attractive form such features as will be representative. To the friends of Hamline University we trust it will prove an index of healthy conditions. To the students we hope i't will be a memorial of college days. If. in addition, i't please the eye, and win new friends for Hamline, its mission would seem to be fulfilled. THE EDITORS. Hmzzlizzc, Minn., 1VIa1'cl1, 1907. -4-