Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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To Leonard F. Houghton if Distinguished bearer o - e W ose connotation is doubly dear to every resident of Houghton village, and to every friend of Houghton Collegeg worthy descendant of a noble parentage, and inheritor of an honorable tradition of service, whose life is a fitting complement to the example of a great father and to the influence of a gracious motherg constant supporter and generous benefactor of the institution which his father founded wh f f ' , o or many years has unostentatiously and materially contributed to its maintenance and whose r ' l ' , p actica faith and encouragement made possible the early securing of a college charterg successful business executive and financier, who has recognized that a nation's greatest asset is its young manh d oo and womanhood, and that the most per- f a renowned and revered patronymic a nam h

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fill! NSPIRED hy the gay realities of college life, formed hy the ceaseless ef- forts of interested individ- uals, and moulded through the faithful endeavors of the Annual staff, this IQ27 Boulder is at last a complete worlt. That it may strength- en old friendships, ' perpetu- ate college memories, and add enjoyment to some life, is our fondest hope, aim and desire. THE STAFF wrir-me L iz-:-Q-ea:f::i:.:-::a-e-fa-f-:f.:uef,?cf.: gguaga EJ ar sr er Sr ar Q .gr 3.5.21Ezna-.2-r.2r.:,-.5Tir.i?.2:.3caz ar.: -.2-. 1' . little humor now and then, Q: ls cherished lay the laest of men. g Begin ust to be in Style on Page Eighteen - v,'. 5. . 53' EEE? Q5 2? L? 2 '-7 F5 IS QT 'il '-TCE-3 ' J? L-:S Q? L3 21.211-uangfuiaz. -.deaf-:L LlL.:.. 5:2-nz..

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L 331 ,fu - - K-, 4,5 ? ' '-t. 3 z E l H . f - Q if , . L' F ,lgyz - ,, ,if - ' Q? a . V T,' Wg 1: . N 'J V 1 54? L a f 2 Q al.. A, t Yes. is ' -'li yu .ef . A r L1 K uf. ,pf ', ,ev -WAI.,-' Q- A' A ,B pg ,L 4, i, t it 1 L t 'i 'A' ' on 5' -:D LEONARD F. HOLIGHTON manent and profitable investment is in the education and development of an character, keen student of national affairs, and sympathetic observer of social conditions, representing the highest type of intelligent citizenship in a democracy, and of a consecrated layman in the church, and finally the sincere friend of the students, faculty. and townspeople, who has had a vital personal interest in every phase of community and scholastic life-an interest which was shared wholeheartedly by his devoted wife as long as she lived, and the scope of which may be indicated by the fact that he is the sponsor of the june Oratorical Contest, patron of the YVillard J. Houghton Memorial Library, and donor of the monument which marks the grave of Copperhead on the campus, and yvhich furnished the suggestion for the title of this annual publication, THIS FOYRTH YEAR BOOK OF HOCGHTON COLLEGE AND SEMINARY IS APPROPRIATELY AND RESPECTFCLLY DEDICATED.