Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Personal IU fd ISTORY IS SO GIVEN TO REPE'ATING ITSELF THAT THE STRONG PRESUIVIP- TION HAS BEEN DEVELOPED IN US THAT WHATEVER HAS HAPPENED IS HAPPENING AND WILL ALSO HAPPEN AGAIN. IN VIEW OF THIS TENDENCY OF THE MIND TO FOLLOXV IN THOUGHT AN ESTABLISHED PRECEDENT, I DEEM A PERSONAL WORD EXCUSABLEQ , ' . ' I -'-'IN THE PAST, SO IT IS SAID, THE H ZODIAC HAS BEEN LARGELY THE PRODUCTION OF THE HAND AND BRAIN OF TI-IE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. IF THIS BE TRUE. THEN HISTORY HAS TAKEN AN ECCENTRIC TURN AND RECORDS SOINIE- THING NEXV, FOR TO THIS VOLUMIE OF THE ZODIAC THE EDITOR IN-CHIEF HAS CONTRIBUTED NO MORE THAN HIS PROPER SHARE, VVHILE EACH EDITOR HAS, MORE OR LESS PROMPTLY, FULLY DISCHARGED THE, DUTIES ASSIGNED -'UTHE FAITHFULNESS OF THE BUS- INESS INIANAGER DESERVES SPECIAL MENTION AND IT IS LARGELY TO BIS EFFORTS THAT ANY EXCELLENCIES THIS VOLUINIE MAY BOAST OF OVER ITS PREDECESSORS IS DUE,','.'.'.'.'.'.'.', ' . ' .TO EACH EDITOR, AND TO THE FOL- LOWING 'WHO HAVE IN VARIOUS XVAYS RENDERED LESS DIFFICULT OUR TRY- ING TASK AND MORE INTERESTING THE PAGES OF THE ZODIAC, I XVISH TO ACKNOXVLEDGE DEEP AND LASTING OBLIGATION, PROF. AND MRS. HARRIS. PROF. BRADLEY, THE MISSES ROSS. OGLESBY, RAMSPECK, MESSRS. R. NI. THOMSON, GEO. D. LOXVE, R. HUGH NIORRIS, D. G. BICKERS, -MURPHEY. ARMSTRONG, TILLY. DUVAL. SANFORD. RAEGAN, ZETROUER, XVHITEHEAD, MC KEMIE, WEAVER, KNIGHT, SPARK- MAN, PALMER AND IXIANY OTHERS. . ' . 'THE GENEROUS AND HEARTY SUI'- PORT GIVEN TO OUR ANNUAL BY THE STUDENT BODY SPEAKS XVELL FOR OUR COLLEGE SPIRIT, AND ARGUES MUCH FOR FUTURE UNDERTAKINGS. ,'.'.'.'.'.'.URESPECTFULLYQ.'-'.'.'-'.' Zhas. LU. morrison

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I NS' pK + m ..5 ' WJTJIJJJII I JW,JJ.gJJJJ,nJJ1JJJf 6 Hllflawumyffmuug JIfJIIIIJJ. , ITC. ' f uI2'f ' ,L .X l JV a r : I J WI Qorps of Editors JJ- CHARLES VVILLIAM MORRISON, X :Iv ' EDITOR-IN CHIEF FIELDING HILL FICKLEN, 2 AE BUSINESS MANAGER HOWARD MADISON WADE, EN VVILLIAM AMBROSE BRADLEY, fb A 9 THOMAS JACKSON BROWN, ATO JOSEPH RICI-IIARD SPEER LITERARY EDITORS JOSEPH ALEXANDER ATKINS ATHLETIC EDITOR JOHN VVILLIAM HUIKT, K A ' Wa STATISTIC EDITOR H OSCAR LEON CALLAI-IAN, A T A CARTOON EDITOR 6