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Introduction IT seems that of late a certain rivalry has existed in that each Reveille Board has attempted to edit a better and more attrac- tive book than their predecessors. This year, however, we make no such claims. The Class of 1908 most certainly produced a masterpiece and we wish to congratulate them upon it. In compiling this present volume, it has been our earnest desire to bring forth a Reveille that will be of interest to the Alumni as well as to the undergraduates. We realize that in many of the Kenyon Annuals there has been scarcely a word which would quicken the heart of an Alumnus and bring back to his memory the days of the distant past when he too was once a boy at Kenyon. It is with this end in view that we have undertaken a song department, or rather a collection of Kenyon verse. The difficulties in this connection have been rather great. It is due in large part to the loyal assistance of several of the Alumni that this collection has been made possible, and we wish to thank them sincerely. Although the attempt has not proved as successful as we would have wished, nevertheless we earnestly hope that it will meet with their approval. Our aim has been to make the book a worthy representative of Kenyon. We too plainly realize how far we have fallen short of this ideal. Nevertheless, we entreat the gentle reader that he look upon our work with leniency and reserve in his heart a spark of good will for the intention, if not the execution, of this Kenyon Annual, the 1909 Reveille. page nine
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Board of Editors Editor-in-Chief George Shepard Southworth, ATA Associate Editors James L. Cunningham, B0II Warren A. Clements, AA I Diaries H. Dun, Henry W. Cole, AKE Nelson W. Burris Paul B. Barber Art Editors Anton W. Coledewey, AA$ William E. Shaw, B0n Business Manager Clarence C. Childs, AA$ Assistant Manager Samuel Cureton, AKE page eight
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1907-1908 First Semester Sept. 18 Wednesday Oct. 1 T uesday .. Nov. 1 Friday . .. Nov. 28 Thursday . Dec. 18 Wednesday Jan. 6 Monday . . Feb. 7 Friday . .. Feb. 12 Wednesday March 4 Wednesday April 15 Wednesday April 23 Thursday . May 28 Thursday . June 21 Sunday ... June 22 Monday June 24 Wednesday ... College opens with Evening Prayer at 5. Founders’ Day. ... College closes for Christmas Recess. 7:45- Second Semester 7:45- 7:45- tees, 2:30 p. m. page ten
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