Hampden Sydney College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Hampden Sydney, VA)

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I - -... ,.,A.,,-I G... .,..- .. ----ff-.... e T A vi I a y 1 AN ff ii . H ,.--- -Q -.. 7 ift ' I HIS volume of the Kaleidoscope can indeed be said to have been put out 1 , amid difficulties and uncertain conditions. No thought. of such a book was entertained even in the mind of the most fanciful dreamer until after the storm of militarism had passed over and thinos had begun to adjust themselves to normal conditions on Tanuary lst So the time i ' .7 . ' .i ' 1 '.:.i A i gs - , J 1 for compiling the data was lnmted to three months instead ot six months 1 i . formerly. It has been with difficulty that any record of the first term from September to December has been gotten. It has been the untiring work of the entire staff as well the help of our many friends on the campus which has made such a feat possible. The student-body showed their spirit in the outset by unanimously agreeing to support both the Kaleidoscope and Magazine, without which both publications would have been impossible. Ylfe have seen it to make a few minor changes. The Joke Department, Fool's Calendar and Chronicles have again been brought in While Athletics, Military and pictures remain in their former proportion. We call your special attention to our Old Virginia section and trust it will bring back memories ofthe past and give you an idea of the last vestiges of ante-bellum South which remain at Hampden- Siclney. Our service roll though not entirely complete will be found in this issue and we trust in time to come a more extensive account. of the large part H-S men played in the great war will be published. We will ever be indebted to Dr. McWhorter and Dr. Morrison for their ever- ready advice, Professor Whiting, Dr. A. D. Watkins, Dr. Edgar Gammon, Dr. Brock, and Judge A. D. Watkins for literary contributions, Mr. Wm. R. Johnson and the Hammersmith-Kortmeyer Co., for their art Work and the general spirit of the Student-body. It is with a. feeling of uncertainty that we submit this faulty volume but our only hope is that at some future time it may be a means to recall some pleasant instances to your minds. We herexvitl: submit this the 25th Kaleidoscope and trust it will meet with your approval. t'By a mistake for the past three years this volume would be number 27. when in reality it is number 25. The Kaleidoscope was established in 1893. The volumes have been continuous since then except for a gap of two years, 1904 and 1905. This, therefore, is the quarter centennial of this prized book. Long may she flourish! The staff appreciates Dr. Morrison's correction of this mistake. i I 7 ' --e -Q-Mhz.,-J. hy... Ame, :J- - .... -7Y,......-..M,,m, uae..i,.. Ti I. ll i 4. . :I l tl 1 I u. it A. gi 11. 4. 1 I I 1 l i t 1 l i i l E i........ Page Nineteen ni I 2 fl