Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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possible to do. In the departments usually called Grinds we have printed only that which we think will cause the many to smile, and inflict no sting upon the subject. The compilation of the material represents the combined efforts of many and the Board desires to acknowledge its debt to the contributors. The reader will find that the faults of the book are many and the excellencies few. We have, however, endeavored to put into his hands the best possible, and of him we ask only that he may till,-fu Q Q' 1 V429 sk? flu-ilff iq MBU' 9 l! judge with compassion. FXR? 'Q-A ,X 45 gil, 14-1 I.NYvg.,,9l 4-fd ' it v ' ff -iff :,e.s'-12-lf I -'I 10

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PTelHC6 In undertaking the publication of an annual the Class of 1906 feel a great responsibility resting upon them. The standard set by the class preceding us is very high. We congratulate them and Kenyon on the success of their book, for it is a work that takes its place with the very best in the country. It contained many new ideas,- in fact so many that we have despaired of introducing any that have a distinctly Kenyon touch. A very learned gentleman, and a lover of pretty books re- marked to the Board that he wished some class would get out an annual that would be a book. By this he meant a book of ordi- nary size and shape-one that could occupy a place on a shelf .of other books without being conspicuous for its irregularity of size. Acting on this suggestion we have decided on a book of ordinary size and regular shape, and trust that the departure in this respect from the usual College Annual will meet with approval. It has been the aim to keep all tendency of the showy or gaudy from the book, striving to have it simple and chaste in appearance. The arrangement of the illustrations has been chosen with a View to elegance. The type is not ornate or out of the ordinary, so chosen to correspond with the general plan of the book. We have been fortunate in securing the sewices of Mr. C. C. Phillips for the art work. Mr. Phillips was formerly a member of the Class of 1905 but is, now located in New York City. His drawings are very artistic and possess a Kenyon air that should make the book appeal to every Kenyon man. In the subject matter we have endeavored to include all that will interest Alumni and undergraduates. The records of students and teams for the year are as nearly correctly reported as was 9

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Glahlr nf Qlnntmtz College Calendar Trustees Alumni Associations Faculty Stuclent Body Seniors Juniors Sopliomores Freshmen Bexley Fraternities Delta Kappa Epsilon Alpha Delta Phi Psi Upsilon Beta Theta Pi Delta Tau Delta Phi Beta Kappa Zeta Alpha Eagles Head Cgnyentions College Organizations Athletics Football Baseball Basket Ball Traclc ' Tennis Wearers of the K . College Records 8 111 Page 14-15 16- 17 18-20 24-28 31-64 31-38 39-48 49-56 57-64 64 67-95 69-72 73-76 77-80 81-84 85-88 89-90 91 92-94 95 97 99-128 101-105 106-110 111-115 116-120 121-125 126 - 128