Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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BOWDOIN BUGLE 3? VOLUME LIII 57' Published bv Members of the Junior Class, Bowdoin College Brunswiclg M nine I898 1 W' 'Gblhl D sg our :ei p :mama

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tffucr ' 1 A few changes in outward form, a few new ideas and a multitude of old ones, is the sum and substance of this BUGLE. In presenting the little volume to the college, we feel that we have blundered through every sin of omission and admission in the category, that we have tried to be funny, and become either not funny at all or too funny, either outrageous or ridiculous. Believe us, however, when we say that we have tried earnestly to avoid injuring the feelings of any man in Bowdoin College. We confess our frailties openly, because we expect open criticism, and we wish to fortify ourselves in advance by informing our critics that they can't tell us anything new. They are only second-hand newsmongers. We are the ones who have played the spy upon ourselves and made the discoveries. The board wishes fully to acknowledge the great debt it owes to the class for hearty financial support. Words of encouragement are good and easy, deeds of encouragement are excellent, but when it comes to dollars of encouragement the rub begins. The man who will open his pocket-book with cheerfulness, out of sheer loyalty to class and college, is the man we like to see. The class of Ninety-nine is made up of just such men. We wish also to acknowledge our very particular indebtedness to Mr. Roy L. Marston, who has worked harder for the success of the book than any member of the board itself. He has been absolutely indispensable in the Whole course of preparation. We owe thanks to Mr. Cony Sturgis for photographs. Kind words are also due to Alfred Lord Tennyson, Bobby Burns, Mother Goose and others for meter and ideas. I We extend our best wishes to our fellow-students, our faculty and our alumni, and trust that each and every one may find something in this little book that pleases him. THE BUGLE BOARD. 5