Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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M Y 1 Q .sw ' vw-X: -'-'-4-u--.L--wf--v-1,-W . - G' i,...f--. ,., . . ww' va. ia vsieaswrfsesydiww N 1 . 'Sail S w g 4 .. N ,s - .1 A 2 .Ih.v..um,.rn1i.?.im .1:,f.i.uS.1 5Wg , 'w..rlln.a-m.4.n.4fS4 QA M! ' K ,g f sv 2 f , 9s, , K refaoe. OR nearly a year now Ninety-four's Bucsus has been in 11' i-'.f?,33: . , . an embryonic state. lirom that balmy spring day when Sf? . - . . we editors nrst met to organize and deliberate, and were encouraged by the manly and confident words of our xvhilom editor who assured us that our Buousi could not fail to be a good one, until the present day when we give over to that class of which we are proud to be members the results of our humble toil in its service, through all this interval the development of the BUGLE has been going steadily on. And now the embryonic state is passed. Gui' production breaks the shell of obscurity and comes forth to the Bowdoin World. lf, readers, you do not think it the worst Bucsmc that ever was, and if you, classmates, deem it in any way worthy of the class whose BUQLE it is, we editors shall feel more than repaid for our labors. To all Bowdoin men, and to us especially, now that Astronomy is a thing of the past, the BUGLE year is a deal more important than the sidereal, anomalistic, or any other sort of year. To you it is that variable period which is chronicled annually, and is one of four periods which together give you something clearer than science- a college course with its promise to pay a dividend of precious 1ne1no- ries. To us belongs in addition the duty of chronicling. 5