Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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1427535 THIS ARBUTUS is just about the same as all the others that have gone before it but it happens to be edited by the senior class of Nineteen Thirteen, so that makes a little differ- ence which we hope will not be for the worse.

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PROLOGUE ' ' pMlMRI- i-i n.it imicli to l»e said in i | laiiati .n nl tlic iliat mii lu Ic in;uli- li tlioc tails aiul ruii..ns. ilic cnvcr I Arhuius I. r cvcryniu- knows what it is, i r sli.nild l c mii lit l c cut up intn powdir raj s r card ca c . the n ( of Kvcry year the Senior clas attempts t . i;ive a review ni the luxik cnuld he used t.. pn.p up a shi rt lej nf a tahle or for . V wear ' s liap|ienin;;s. to t, ' i e a certain amount of pul)licity to -.lartintj lires. In tact tliere are nuinenus uses that miiilit l)e the different or), ' anizations. and at the same time send tlicm- made of this volume wliich were never intended hy tlie com- selves out into the world knowing that they have been i rop- piicrs. It is our earnest hope tiiat no such ends will he met. erly ISertillioned in a somewhat illuminated colle ' e annual. for it truly represents the best efforts of. not only the Seniors, These thinj s have heen attempted in this year ' s hook. . t the l)Ui also, of various memhers of all the classes in school. Thus same time we ha e tried to make this hook as readable as pos- the book is representative of the whole school and not the il)le and bind it So that it can be used f ir decorative purposes work of the - ' raduates alone. Ileywood has expressed our if not for research inti« the inner circles of collej e life. Should idea on this subject in his epilotjue so we will set that down these intentions fall short of their mark there are various uses 1 ere :in(l Kt it l;ci with that. tavern l)y V-anic to a tavern hy, and can il lor wini-: The lirawer l rouKht it (sniilinjj like a cherry) And lolil them it was pleasant, neat, and fine. Taste it iuc.th one: He did so; I-ie (quoth hiV This wine was K od: now it runs too near the In .Another sipp ' d to nive the wine his ilue. . nd saiil unto the rest it drank too flat: The third said, it was to., old: the fourth, to., new; Nay i|Uoth the fifth, the sharpness likes nu- not. Thus Kinilenien you see. how in one hour The wine was new. cdd. Hat. sharp, sweet, and sour I ' nto this wine we ilo allude our play; Which some will jud e too trivial: some too Rravc: You as our quests we entertain this day. .And hid you welcome to the hest we have: l- ' xcuse us then; Gooil wine may he disgraced. When every several mouth lialh sundrv taste. -I ley woo.