Bowdoin College - Bugle Yearbook (Brunswick, ME)

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I I am n u au an I -- EDWIN UPTON CURTIS LLD POLICE COMMISSIONER OF THE CITY OF BOSTON WHOSE LOYALTY TO TI-IE PRINCIPLES OF JUSTICE AND STEADFASTNESS IN THE RIGHT HAVE WON FOR HIM THE ADMIRATION OF EVERY SON OF BOWDOIN AND OF EVERY TRUE CITIZEN THIS BOOK IS RESPECTFUI LY DEDICATED TO I I 9 's :5 l ' W V i ,L.:,5ai.., ..-Q 1

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FOREWORD It is the aim of the BUGLE Board to place before the reader a record of the events serious and humorous which have taken place during the past year at Bowdoin The war ended it IS but Just to expect a BUGLE which can compare favorably with those of ante bellum days as well as with lts more recent predecessors and It IS toward pro ducing a book which would meet this expectation that the Class of 1921 BUGIE Board has bent its efforts We have expanded 111 many departments sought to improve where we thought we might and introduced new ldeas which we hope w1ll meet wlth the approval of the many friends of Bovx doin, as they glance throu h the pages of this volume. 'While it is our earnest hope that this BUGLE will pro- voke a few laughs and cause a few heart-flutterings on this Ivy Day, it is our larger hope that it will serve well in its function as a reminder in future days, of the days that were and the days that might have been. If ever, because of this BUGLE, a bit of pleasant reminiscence lightens the toil of the day, or hearts are stirred to renewed love and loyalty for Old Bowdoin, then is the object of this book realized. 7 I . l l ll l 3llB 1 B n an