Alfred University - Kanakadea Yearbook (Alfred, NY)

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The Book FTER undergoing, for several months, the trials peculiar to the editors of a year book, we present this fifth volume of the Kanakadea to the world and particularly to our Alma Mater. It is not all we wish it were and in many respects our ideals have not been attained. The ethereal visions, once entertained, have left us and we have returned to earth to complete by labor that which we trans- cended in our dreams. Still we believe that the book is not without merit and that it has a definite place to fill in our college life. It is a book of achievements that in years to come will recall more vividly days that we can not forget. It is not the book of the editors or of the classg it is your book. Take it and read it, and try to comprehend the spirit it portrays. But leave us, who have forced the faulty creation into the world, to return to our dreams of what it might have been.