Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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eil .r . ' 2 Wai x'iil?Li2':2?s, .Z'?9k ' +3 i mins. 4 i 'qw J fl ,gi ,U L N V, ',w..5ii,yf,,, Ji .da 'lg 4- gf: I ,Mm XX,-mr ' ' ,V X . , gE'tl'it'f'ii , . if i , i ,Q ' , ,,.. , 4 mivfQfffQ,f' A ' if i -W ' A my p, M, ,ai .p kg ,,. t' - 1i?I'fIJEIfIlIH+ ' l ift it .Y - ' fl ' Ill l. 'lip 'I NOTHER college year has scored its mark upon the blackboard ' ' l wi Rf: of time, and once more has it become our pleasant duty to an- . 1 ,l f W' if 2 1 9 7 L, if ll 'l I i K Q lx- li' Z i F X ' ,ri .1 ph Y Vi, f i, 'A . E '1 i f l l ,H lit ill i iii' ' limi iigl' ,- ti 24,1 n , it I t V, ,V All ll' 'f -v . E' Q f , -3 nounce this by our presence. ' Between the covers of Registers and Catalogues you may catch a glimpse of the intellectual side of college life, but it is to these pages that you must turn if you would see us as we appear in our relations to one another. Among them, if you but read carefully, you will Find written the stories of our merry-makings, of the golden days that only come to us in youth. Perhaps here or there shadows fall upon the page, but they are few, and the major part of the happy college memories so dear to every graduate, will be found to cluster about the institutions we portray. - Year by year new faces greet us and long familiar forms vanish from our halls, 'yet the traditions we so treasure, which mayhap we have helped originate, will be preserved and cherished by those who follow us. Like the letters we have cut upon our desks, they may be a little less distinct from the dust of years, yet they are the same in spirit, and it is here in the UCORNELIAN that we would seek to trace, perchance indistinctly, the varied outlines of their embodied forms. If you cannot hear the songs we sing, nor see the foot-ball we kick, believe none the less in their reality, and if your memories cannot Hll out and color the outlines we sketch, do not on that score doubt of their freshness and abundant life. Since last cloaked in editorial mantle we stepped upon the Cam- pus, successes have again crowned the efforts of our Alma Mater,-- successes no less decisive than those we then chronicled, and which again have placed the chaplet of victory upon her brow. Our life, too, as undergraduates has been enlivened from time to time, by the nocturnal exploits of wall painters and sign-hangers 5 we have star- ted at the apparition of dizzy skeletons swaying high above us in the morning mists. We have sat in breathless silence listning to thee .fx i'f1i?i:f9'L +.le TILT .-,a,,g,.-.. -if - ..,. --.H ,rtr ,..tr I l x i hi xi I .lei r il ul, it gill ill' i ll il .' t gi iiliili .r ,Vt ij . li ,Ji gl i 1 I it 1 'I . 1 . -a ,Qi -J 'A