Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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f'9' xsefaxme, 'IN this Aegis it is our purpose to present a book not only of 4 interest to the students, but one which shall be of equal value to the Alumni and to all interested in Dartmouthg one which shall present our College life to outsiders in its true form, and represent the College. 'We have tried to do this by uniting the t'Old and the New Dartmouth, and identifying their in- terests, by bringing to mind the customs and traditions of the past, and the improvements and prospects of the present. We ask our readers to think of our work at its best, and to reuleniber that our efforts, poor as they may be, are all for the honor of Dartmouth and her men. THE EDITOR.

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