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The Finished Product UNBLUSHINGLY we present them: Denison ' s contribution to the world ' s progress. Some, you will find, have borrowed a little from both ends of the night, and thus come out with a year to their credit; others entering amid the war-whoops of the Freshman year, have remained with the ranks through- out; still others have plodded laboriously from the lowest seats in the realms of prepdom upward to the lofty sphere of tasseled cap and gown. And here they are. That tender associations have been formed each will admit. The old books with their thumb-worn pages, the table with its promiscuous litter of scribbled tablet paper, the desperate pictures, and all the humdrum of dormitory life, wear now the charm of poetry. Yes, there is poetry everywhere — in the classrooms with their whittled chairs, and creons compact with inert possibilities of revelation; poetry in the Seminary, poetry in the woods and winding walks — poetry everywhere. But college days are over. The more earnest curriculum of life commences. Hence- forth contribution of the human best to the Human Whole — Service. The old ideas of life are changing. The days when pampered princes and drunken lords were taken as ideals have passed. The day when greatness or status will be measured by such appendages as wealth is passing — indeed to the highest type of college man it has already passed. Greatness is inherent. Wealth, riches are to him not material dross but the treasures of the mind. He bows to no Baal. He goes forth to the sordid world not to join the hoards. He lives out his life on a higher plane. His horizon is cosmic in its circumference. Yet is this all? No; such were polished selfishness. We venture to honor our brethren, the Seniors, by designating them as Servants. Today they are with us; tomorrow they are severally swallowed up in the whirl of humanity. But hence- forth each becomes a factor in achieving the ideal human life. We present them — Denison ' s contribution to the world ' s progress. 17
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Dorothy Helen Budde, A. B., Philomathean, Vice-President of Philo- athean Literary Society 1907-1908, Class Poet 1906, Denisonian Staff 1907-1908. Nay her Foot(e) speaks. Gertrude Louise Phillips, A. B., Philomathean, 2, Vice-President of Class 1904-1905, Denisonian Staff 1905-1906, Secretary of Philomathean 1906. With eyes that looked into the very soul. Amorice Montgomery Wilson, A. B., BAA, Calliope, Varsity Foot-ball 1905, 1906, 1907, Member Board of Control 1907, Member Talbot Debating Team 1908. Of all the garden flowers The fairest i« the rose. 18
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