Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Greeting P s O ALL whom this book may reach the editors extend a friendly greeting, and would offer a word of explanation before proceeding further. In regard to our that we are conlident that our labors will be appreciated to their full value. 'When the task of preparing the junior Annual devolved upon us, we entered ' upon the work with many plans for increasing both the value and beauty of the book. Experience taught us that many of these were impossible to fulfill, but in looking backward we find that many of them have taken shape in such a way as to be a source of pleasure to all of us. Without implying the slightest reproach to any former COLUMBIAN boards, we believe that they have represented ' 'le i Type of the wise who soar but 11CVG1'1'O3l11.H I I . ni i ' X IL, v r X X L U I dir ,X ' hopes for the success of our undertaking, we are naturally, silent, except to say My t D ,1 ' R 'Q x le b cf 1 5 K N 5. tl In fact, the time for roaming had not yet come. But with a certain, per- haps foolish, confidence, when it came our turn to publish the Annual, we believed it was our duty-the duty of the class which grew and received its strength from the new strength of the University-to keep pace with the wonderful advances all about us. Thus it was we began to roam, and we believe, with a certain amount of pride, that our wanderings have proved successful and have borne fruit: to what measure we will leave our readers to decide after journeying through the following pages. TFTP: BOARD or-' EDITORS. J