Cornell College - Royal Purple Yearbook (Mount Vernon, IA)

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rnlnguv There is a time-worn phrase used in working new men lor society here in Cornell, which has a most impressive and mysterious sound to every Freshman. This phrase is,-L'You can get out of your society whatever you put into it.H Just so, the heneht you will derive from looking over this Annual will de- pend on the spirit with which you open these pages. lfyou pick up this volume with a critical eye, ex- pecting to find errors or anxious for an opportunity to criticise, you will nothe disappointed, for the An- nual which should please everyone has not yet heen produced, and where so many have failed, we have no hope to Succeed. If you, a stranger to our col- lege, take up this hook with the desire tosee Cornell life as it is,- and we thinkiit a good sort of a life,- lo, you will not he disappointed, lor we have striven to hold the mirror up to nature,H as it were, and depict the activities of college life in Cornell from the standpoint of those who take part in them. If you, in later years, peruse these pages to aid you in re- calling the happy years you spent in Cornell, lo, you, also, will not he disappointed, for it has been our purpose to represent the whole school, If you, tremhling with the secret knowledge of some indis- creet act or happy saying which might possihly he construed intolajoke, scan through these pages hoping against hope that the ever-present and all-seeing joke editor had thought your humhle attempt worthy to live in fame, lo, you likewise, will not he disappoint- ed, lior that is our appointed task. With these few words the trumpets are sounded, the curtains are pulled aside, and the play is on. ' ' is -----f f- -e , :,...1.s---.......,...a.---11, 1- ' M A

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- It is further agreed and covenanted by the party of the second part that We, the party of the first part, are and of a right ought to be independ- ent and above reproach-that We are absolved from all explanations, per- sonal apologies, and outside criticisms, that We have omnipotent and all- pervading power to knock, roast, and criticize others, draw conclusions, distort facts, contract, debts, and do all other acts which a free and inde- in pendent Junior Annual Board may of right do. This agreement made and entered into, and signed this twenty-ninth Q29thD day of March, in the year 1907, Anno Domini. Witnesses, -, I Par-fy of fbe FIF-ff Par-7' .'- Edffor 117 Chief I Easzbess. Manager . - -H657 Edzfor A- H557 ,Bus Mgr i QP ,4 f Llferarv Edlfors MW Mwst Socieff Edifors U30-fa 6?-5734512-df- Q' , Xi-0+ V5'3M-c- 644 f-of Jbffe Edlf0f1S' ' , ACTQ!Ef7d0f l' E005-5 h A ,5cf70apf? 'a0F, A , J WEWLLWA ' -f7f'7L Edffars ii -fawfzzaae Pdffif Ufiffie .Second Parf - I A fbcuffy and Sfudenfs of Car-ne-ll Caffege U n ' ,be ff, U.,