Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

Page 9 text:

 J)esl i cation. First of all unto our College, Antiquated seat of knowledge. ’l o Professors cunning, wary. To the Woman's “Auxiliary.” To the ones shy ami coy, Our President and twelve | ound boy. To the Seniors great in numbers. Spending time in infant sluml crs. '1'«» Juniors, who, their care to drown. Full well do love Mt. Vernon’s town. To the Sophs., ah ! what a list Kach a perfect egotist ! Hut the Freshmen pass them by! For the greenness heave a si gh! To our ladies ar and wide, We dedicate this book with pride. 7

Page 8 text:

 0slit°r®id oapol- k. B. bi. x ix;ood, CHARLES WAKDIjOW. ROGER H. PETERS. JOHN K. SMITH. . J. H. IX)UGLAS. O. B. HARRIS.

Page 10 text:

 £slitoi®ial. GAIN the time lias come to record some of the facts concerning college life at Gambier. 'In recording these facts, it becomes neces- sary, in the nature of the work, to make use of jokes, practical and otherwise, which we hope will prove harmless, not only to the College, but also to the individual Pro- fessor and student. The saying is true, that no man living is without fault, and as man is not able to see his own faults as others see them, we hope that many may be benefited by the jokes and insinuations which are used in this work. We are aware that some, in reading this book, will be- come wrathy and possibly feel like venting their rage on the Editorial Hoard. It has been proposed that the Edi- torial Hoard make itself scarce on the appearance of this book, or that each editor provide himself with an armor for the occasion. -T