Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

Page 4 text:

-M RD GF EDI TGR5 filo ED ITQR FN CHHE? Eames E0 le mmm ms LITERARY EDITORS ga examacHu2nf-IEE I mmowdmca RQEe'vf MvJi 'Vf ema M ART EDUTOHS ey fm ifmwai MQ US DNE5 5 MANAGER Mzglluexafm R W wage? w RDVEHTFSPMG MANAGERS V Qwmmq ...fx meiufafame gwegasf f d E7 Q gopmv d - 0. V uf ON y,. , A -1 .A tiiv I d ia.. V 1 Y P ICE UE F

Page 3 text:

Ebe ilzlamiltonian llbllblf b D Zlnnuallp bp the Illbembers of tbe 3unior Glass ..Of.. 1DamiIton Gollege Gllinton, Mew lporh volume 48 fllbav, 1905 Cb G 115 Gil

Page 5 text:

HAMILTON COLLEGE 3 jfnreinorh Exegi monumentum .... quod non .... possit diruere ant innumerabilis annorum series et fuga temporum. -Harare. - BEDIENT to Tradition,s call we present the IQO6 Ha72zz'!t07zz'a2z-it being the forty-eight D . Q year-book of Hamilton College. The volume is no monument to avarice, but rather a tomb- stone to the Love of VVorl4g the mantle fell upon our shoulders and we were powerless. The task has been irlqsome and iconoclastic. Money has been a secondary consideration, though it bids fair to be ulti- mately of the prime importance. Arbzrrz' elegafzfzkzrzzziz have not been catered to, past giants of industry we have not sought to emulate. We have endeavored to please ourselves alone and to that end we have done our best. Skill and experience have not been ours, but throughout the long labor of preparation we have trod that pavement which is of good intent. Let your criticism consider that in the end we ourselves are the most capable and ruthless critics of our product. To the undergraduate annals of this beloved hill-side we have added but another chapter, another glimpse of that old, old life, and that old, old love, that, changing but little through the fading years, clusters and clings perennially about these limestone walls. The high-lights and the shadows are thrown against these pages. We hope, Reader, that you maycull what we have sought to plant. THE EDITORS.