Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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THE AEGIS 5 .bl H U X 'S- l Avo Q Q rg ibrefare HE 1905 AEGIS, THE THIRTY-SECOND VOLUME OF DARTMOUTI-I'S ANNUAL PUBLICATION, IS PRE- SENTED TO THE COLLEGE AND ITS FRIENDS AS THE FRUIT OF MUCH CONSCIENTIOUS LABOR ON THE PART OF THOSE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE JUNIOR CLASS TO WHOM ITS EDITING WAS ENTRUSTED. The fact of Dr. Tucker's having just completed the tenth year of his administration as President, led the editors to undertake the task of presenting what might be called an anniversary edition. Both in the selection of illustrative material and in the arrangement of what is at best 'fdry statistics, our best efforts have been directed toward making the book interesting alike to professors, alumni and students. How Well We have succeeded in our under- taking we leave to our subscribers to judge. Of course, the Aegis has a department known as Grinds. To those to Whom reference has been made there, we simply sug- gest that it has been with malice toward none. We trust that in no case have we laid ourselves open to censure, and would have all smile with us. The editors take this occasion to acknowledge their indebtedness to Prof. C. F. Richardson, Prof. Morse, the faculty in general, Hatch, ,04, Wayman, Brooks and H. E. Smith, '06, for many valuable suggestions and contri- butions.

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THE AEGIS The artmuutb Sung ome, fellows, let us raise a song And sing it loud and clear, Our Alma Mater is the theme, Old Dartmouth loved and dear. CHORUS Dartmouth! Dartmouth! challenge thus We fling! Dartmouth! Dartmouth! hear the echoes ring! Thy honor shall be ever dear, The Dartmouth green without a peer, As long as We can give a cheer For Dartmouth, Wah-hoo--wah! Whatever battles we may meet, In courage, brawn or brain, The world will never have to call On Dartmouth men in vain. Thy name We'll cherish all our lives, Thy honor we'1l uphold, And wish that we were back again Within thy classic fold.