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3axt utnrft T HE class of 1911 is the last of the charter-classes in the College of New Rochelle, and, as such, has been favored as perhaps no other will be. ' To her has been given the privilege of witnessing an eminently interesting process, the evolution of a college. What a remarkable evolution this has been, and what changes, what advances 1911 has lived to see! It saw the first Senior Class and all the wonderful events which came with it, chiefly the first Conferring of Degrees. It saw this first class go out into the world and make a name for itself and for Alma Mater. During 191 Es lifctime several old societies were reorganized and readjusted, new societies came into being, and a remarkable change took place in the organization of the college itself. This was the establishment of an Advisory BoarH which has accomplished wonders in the short period of its existence. The last change which 1911 will see will be its own graduation — an event which is at once a cause of joy and of sorrow; of joy because it means a recogr.ition of four years of effort and application; o 1 sorrow be- cause it means farewell and 1911 is loath to go. It must leave its old friends, its pleasant associations and go forth to make new friends and conquer a new environment. It fully appreciates the importance of this, its new task; but it carries with it the spirit of Alma Mater, and with such a valuable asset it hopes for great things. As the time for leaving draws nearer and nearer, 1911 grows melancholy and reflective, and that is why it has decided to publish a Year Book, which will serve to remind it of its college life with all the vicissitudes, all the triumphs and defeats, which make that life dear and which will spur this last of the charter-classes on to great deeds, deeds which will redound to the glory of Alma Mater. This, then, is the purpose of the 1911 Year Book. We who have had the making of it ask you to remember that it is the first of its kind to go forth from New Rochelle and to judge it kindly. Page Fourteen
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