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

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The College L The Classes The Activities The Honoraries The Fraternities The Athletics The Features

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Bcmusc hc has dclncmstrzxtcd his L1IIy1Cldll'lQ Support of .md ldcllcf in the ldhlls uf the mllcgc and lwmusc wf Ins tireless ctl'u1't tn prcscrvc the tr.u.l1t1cms of H.umpdcnfSydncy, wc ,npprcc1:1t1vcly dcdic.1tcthis,thc K.-x1,I-11uw:oPE uf 111611 tu: .ax 'I-IIUNIAS Er-xxxxulw CR,axx'LrY EDICATIO --..iN Dum f11.ux'lcy .nt lux Llfxli and uwr'1I'uz1'1nu wlth Student Body Prcndcnt Davls. THOMAS EDYNARD CRAXVLEY

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