Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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Eafageffe Coffege. Fouuozo MAV 9TH, 1832. COLORS-MAROON AND YVHITE. CHEER - H'rah, h'l'ilh, h'mh, tiger La-fayettef' PFIESIDENTS. GEORGE JUNKIN, D. D. . . JOHN W. YEOMANS, D. D .... . GEORGE JUNKIN, D. D., LL. D. . . . CHARLES W. NASSAU, D. D. . . . DANIEL V. MCLEAN, D. D. . . . . . GEORGE WILSON MCPHAIL, D. D. . . . WILLIAM C. CATTELL, D. D., LL. D. . Acressus. E.-virus .1832 .1841 .1844 .1848 .1850 .1857 .- 1863 JAMES H. MASON KNOX, D. D., LL. D. . 1884 4 1841 1844 1848 ISSO 1857 1863 1883

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Jnfrobuction. HE time has arrived for the Junior Class to issue its production, and the Editors of ,9I,S MELANGE present their work to the undergraduates and alumni for approval or condemnation. We trust, however, that the book this year is well up to the average. The innovations, which we think will be the most popu- lar, are an increase in the amount of artistic work, and sta- tistics somewhat more full than usual. These we hope have been effected without detriment to the literary department, which has always been a pleasing feature of preceding pub- lications. , We would call attention to the fact that we have published the class histories as they were written by the historians of the several classes. The departure of last year's Board in having them written by the Editor-in-Chief seems to us unworthy of imitation. Rising above the plane of narrow class feeling to the higher level of enthusiastic regard for Alma Mater, we have chosen to display in our binding the college colors. T Of the grinds we will only say that they are necessary to the existence of the MELANGE, and that the aim of the Editors has been to make them as easy as possible. I Finally, without further apology or comment, we submit our production. THE ED1'roRs. 5