Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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PHOTO BY THE NIEXX YORI EDIQOYI CO. -in the City of New York

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Av 4 gg. IS of V956 454 Q . ii QI? ff! O 5 ! Q Oxy .6 Q 4 32 9 9 ' if KJ iii is cob 604095 II UPIIIIII' HIS is the first Senior Colum bian In the pages that follow IOQ ' ...,, ' 1 V A 22+ , A - A A Q.,-x.,-'f 'ff'o:1--.f-'-.r-f 55T:1'f arf'-z+Aw . ' . 56 . A 00 lies the record of the class of 1922. The years have been Hlled with variation and interest. From war to peace and reconstruction, the class has passed with similarly great changes within itself. Always a class of spirit and loyalty, twenty-two has increased its devotion to .Alma Mater as the years passed by. The Senior year has been the most wonderful of them all, because extra-curricular activities at Columbia have come to mean so much to every undergraduate. We have also attempted to portray the student life at Morningside, in the class room, as well as on the athletic field, and in old East Hall. We have published this volume not only as a remembrance -of our activities here, but as a souvenir of Columbia-that the classes to follow may better appre- ciate their opportunities and that the World, ex rnuris, may also observe and appreciate undergraduate Columbia. C ,+, . 04 is :ft 6. 9:0 4 9 0 QQQ OQQ 6,0 Q 32 620 4,4 Q, 6 O. .V Q s sfo 0.9 Q o 36 6 69

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