Grinnell College - Cyclone Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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OLLEGE ELL..4.... 'Rahl 'Rahl 'Rahl Boom-ta-ray! Iowa College, IOWA! P

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from QU? Point of View UR AIM in publishing this year-book has been to give to the Af! students and friends of Iowa College a '94 CYCLONE from the point of view of the Class of IQ4. XfVe hope that we have honored the Class we represent and the College we love. We have attempted to make this book a history of a year of Iowa College life. Nevertheless it has been thought best to introduce a degree of personality, and when this has been done we have searched for weak spots against which to direct our satire, and have been, as far as possible, allopathists in practice. Those who are slammed we refer to !Esop, who has recorded that when the storm came Qlet us suppose it was a CYCLONFZD the reed bent but the oak was uprooted, and also to the words of the preacher, A living dog is better than a dead lion. A We acknowledge a special debt to Mr. F. E. Wing, of Peoria, Ills., who has furnished us with some of our best illustrations, and to Dr. Albert Shaw, of the Review of Revfiews, to whose generosity we owe the two cuts of the Greek play which we publish, also to Mr. H. K. Holsman, ,QI, the Chicago architect, who kindly made for us the drawing ofthe new Ladies' Gymnasium, and we would not forget gratefully to acknowledge the kindly help and criticism we have received from Prof. N. M. I-Iall. ' Lastly, to the many others who have given suggestions fa wry few of which have been adoptedj, we express our profoundest gratitude. ' ' THE ED1ToRs.