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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 15' over and there hear Hoppy give his annual talk to the members of that group. It means that I will have to start practicing what I have preached in regard to letters and pictures. But, above all else, it means that I am giving someone else the opportunity of having the same fun for the next five years that I have had since June 1922. This Class history or report or story-or what you will-has been made possible by the cooperation which has been extended by practically every man in the Class. More especially, how- ever, all credit for the appearance of the book goes to Butch Shennan. His firm in Brattleboro, which enjoys an enviable reputation in the field of book printing, has cooperated to the nth degree in order that we might make our first Class Report a good one. It is for you to decide the degree of success. Pete Olds has rendered very valuable assistance, because his firm made nearly all of the Cuts which have been used. Bill Sewall and George Gregory have each helped immensely, because they have supplied suggestions and material which have been invalu- able. As a matter of fact, Bill had already compiled a large amount of the data which has been used, and we all know the splendid work which he did as Secretary. Last, but far from least, credit for the book itself goes to a graduate of Dartmouth's sister college. Miss Madeline Cary, Smith 1923, who has been my secretary since my removal to New York, has done the work. Her cooperation and untiring efforts in behalf of this publication make it absolutely necessary that every man in the Class appreciate just-how much indebted we are to her. But, you've listened to me long enough. Turn the pages of this book and turn the pages of the calendars for the years to come, and as you do so, remember that it is up to each and every one of you to keep making the Class of 1917 the best class of the best college that I know anything about. SUNNY SANBORN, Secretary. New York City June 1, 1927
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