Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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THE CLASS OF rgoo passes from the loved F Alma Mater into the opportunities of the ,P .::.,f twentieth century, We extend a last greeting in the pages of this 'little book to the loyal friends Whose sympathy and love have made happy our college days. In it we have sought to mirror the lights and shadows of college life. The scenes amid the classic shades of old Indiana form memories which no future can eiface, and, although they may here be drarvn with an uncertain hand, the spirit is one of gratitude and love. To those whose lives have been touched with the humor and the pathos of student trials and aspira- tions, but by Whom these paths have long been unfre- quented, we trust this volume may come like an echo of the past. The same voices now whisper in the summer trees. The same ambitions beckon us. NVe are but old friends in new faces. To those who have 'shared with us the life here reflected, we mingle our greeting with farewell. The present takes hostage of the future, and, as we stand at the close of college life, in the twilight of the cen- tury, We bid God-speed to this book, imperfect though it be, to our gentle readers, one and all, of whose indulgence we feel assured, and to our Alma Mater- Whose name we'1l ever cherish, And to whom we'll e'cr be true.

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JOSEPH SVVAIN, L. L. D. President WILLIAM LOWE BRYAN, PH. D Vice-President