Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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Foreword HE publication of the 1913 Reveille was undertaken as a duty which every Junior Class owes to Kenyon. In attempting to express through this book the love and de- votion which our Alma Mater has inspired in our hearts, we have had but one object in view, namely, to present an accurate picture of Kenyon life in all its phases, with its numerous joys and hallowed traditions, and with everything else that tends to place the Kenyon man in a class of his own. Due acknowledgement must be made of the services of Mr. Sant, who was compelled by illness to give up his position as Editor- in-Chief, and who is responsible for whatever of merit or originality there is in the plan of our Reveille.

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izMtnr-ui-(£hirf Louis Boyd Dobie ltirr W illiam Webster Sant, resigned Aaaoriutr Ebitura Eugene Malcolm Anderson David Weller Bowman. Jr. Donald Hanby Harper W'illiam Randall Kinder Art Ebitar Fred James VFondcrs Huahtraa Hbutaurr Roy L.orcn Langmade Aburrtiaimj fflatuutrr Roger Arbogast Houston

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:---=-------- The life upon our college Hill. The red-blood glorious life of youth. The life of jest and pleasant truth. Whose golden hours our memories thrill. Has thoughts and deeds it were a shame To lose as lightly as they came. And so this book.