Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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V PQOOOOQOOOOMI N V ltaooowiooowei t 'E TCC o o 'I , - e o o E F O R E W O R D E OR over half a century the gugle has made its annual appearance with its pages full of amateur art. wohhly wit anal stuffy statistics. 'Through childhood and maturity it has COIIIQ into the present period, the classihca- E- tion of which ourgreaclers may undertake. Whether E this period is a second childhood or a' splenchcl old 0 age is for you who react to say. Whether we. o O the echtors. have been guiding tottering foot-steps or have been swept along hy the powerful rush of E 1T1iddl9-8gGC1 vigorfthe matter within these pages will show. have fused in the crucihle of this volume-a happy proportion of fact and fun. we ask for no reward. hut thoughtful appreciation of the one and a smile for the other. on you, ' gentle reader, the lash of sarcasm has fallen, let not that lash leave avscar, for all may laugh hut if few he laughed at. And to you who loolc below I the froth of fun, C? O Oh, winnow all my folly. and you'H Hncl O O - A grain orvtwo of truth among the chaff. QQ t 1. EE. gi r 1 . A .. 3 1- -. ' 1- -1 O .sz -.?,,' - 1- + Faeoooogameti l we I lPaOOOOaOOOOe4 N

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