St Johns College - Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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he clitoris' pologg. AVING attained to the dignified and elevated posi- tion of Juniors, and being possessed of certain aspirations to establish our names upon imperish- able -records, we, the class of Ninety-seven, have bethought ourselves of an idea, bold in its conception but brilliant in its possible execution, and which, though quite unfamiliar to us and our college, may nevertheless merit due success in its ultimate achievement. We can not but think that the publication of a creditable annual Would not only satiate our ambition for distinction, but would also appreciably Widen the bound- aries to which the ever-increasing fame of St. John's has already become extended. Convinced of this fact, We would fain be the fortunate ones to whose progress and industry may be allotted the honor of issuing the first college annual from these ancient and historic Walls. Upon the commencement of this task, We found our- selves confronted by several discouragements, prominent among which Was our decided inexperience for coping with the many difficulties necessarily presented in the accomplishment of our cherished design. Attempting to cast aside these impediments, We labored obstinateljv onward, now and then effecting some worthy results, until at last We have laid down our pens with the con- scientious satisfaction that every effort has been expended toward the reputuable and successful production of a Work which would reflect honor upon the institution it represents, and would be, above all, a lasting credit to the class claiming it as the result of the long hours assid- uously consumed in its completion. We now modestly put forth this publication, earn- estly commending generous leniency in the critical eye of the public, and hoping sincerely, though perhaps somewhat sanguinely, that in their approbation we may finally receive the coveted reward for which we have so carefully and so diligently contended.