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

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f-r-r- fl ' Xi. 1' N ' ,Q -Q F ' A . A., V! ...-- x'lAV' I CFQQQWQRD In the production of this bool it has been our purpose to male a lasting contribution to Hampden-Sydney College and to the pleasure of its students. The 1932 KALEIDOSCOPE has no theme other than Hampden- Sydney. Its division pages portray in part the progress which the College has made in more than a century and a hall of service to the nation. 'The history and traditions of this progress are almost unrivalled in educational annals. There came a ftting climax to this history a year or more ago when it was found that Hampden-Sydney has a larger percent- age of living graduates listed in Who's H'ho than any other clmerican college or university. Widespread recognition and praise has since come to the college. To that we could add little at best. :But to the alumni who have thus helped to mahe the Hampden-Sydney of today we have devised a small but unique tribute for our senior pages, in the hope that the students of the present may in turn do honor to the small college great. When our twilight years have come, may we sit down with our reminiscences and mentally trip once more the light fantastic of the youthful camaraderies which we enjoyed during our comfortable inter- lude at Hampden-Sydney. s ,X ' .1 'x 5 ':e- ,I v Ji' it K -' 1 , -1- r Y r - , -7 , , Q- Q - , 77 -1' -- x A 5 , g' Q-. . b 1 ' W '. .- ', s Y 1 ' Ln' , , . N , Q .hi A Qu 7 ' fix v u .. 1 'x I N X 'Il Q, 1 il A Yi 1 v -5 4 4 v .. s K x