Amherst College - Olio Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Preface. it I 0.7 INETY-NINE'S OLIO is before you. In it have been recorded faithfully the happenings of a year of our college life,-of a xl year in the glorious old College among the hills. 1 u With the consciousness of the serious, as well as the lighter side of our task, we have endeavored to prove ourselves not unworthy of our mission, and if we have succeeded we are thankful. We have sought to com- pile a book of interest to alumni and undergraduates alike. We have repro- duced the events of the College year, set forth the features peculiar to Old Amherst, heralded the records of our Athletic teams, and tried to encourage the student to renewed endeavor. This much for the undergraduate. For the Alumni, let us hope that we have helped perpetuatelthe memories of col- lege days and college jollity, to a time when such memories olden grown will all the sweeter be. If we have done this, we shall feel that our labors have not been in vain. With this end in view, many changes from previous years will be noted, which we hope may prove acceptable. And our warm- est thanks are due Professors Genung, Grosvenor, and Richardson, who so kindly assisted us in our work. Our task is done, and the result of our labors is now given to you for your kindly inspection and judgment. As editors, we are conscious of our many faults and deliciences. Peruse this book not in a spirit of criticism, but with kindness and charity, and with the loyalty due the dear old College of our choice. THE BOARD OF EDITORS.

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