Lafayette College - Melange Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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Paerace, HE Class of Ninety-Five, in discarding the title wise fools, -which they bore only in na1ne,- assumed new and burdensome tasks, one of which has just been completed-the publishing of a Melange. It has become the duty of a representative body of Ninety-Five men to chronicle 1 J S ,Aw the events of the past year at our Alma Maier, besides putting into a convenient form for preser- JPI' . . ' 'P J Q vation the history of our class. sg Of each year's Board there is demanded ai Melange more complete and more pleasing to the Z 'mmm eye than any of its predecessors. We have constantly kept this in view, and consequently wrought many changes in the book intended to produce this effect. Allow us to mention a few of the features Dk i i It J 51 7'?-3 'E L., 1 -Wfgxxmns . ,,-,-r,,f,-g- -95, 5,5 'J --nmnnnuuip I' A .1 - .F ul - Q' L7-935. V' ,si .-2+i.:X: , 4 JN 7 192,53 Q b 'gs' I ,, I keg-3 p., mp. .2 I 'Q NN: 33 ,14 - ' ' . 1- - ,ff ,wh uk 7 4, Il- ! 4 fi? -eaffff .,.w'4e I -, -, me , ,E Nfl I I 5 -I ' L L, g .f L 5 1' 3 of the VVOI'k. 1fi' The most striking change is probably that of the shape of the volume. This departure was thought ad- visable by the Board, and we trust will be pleasing to our readers. Great care has been taken in illustrating the work, so that quality and quantity be introduced alike. The artistic ability of the class is clearly shown by the high-grade work displayed herein. To the Artistic Committee and the Printer all credit for so successfully developing this department is due. We must recur to a statement which is generally found in the introduction of a book of this sort. Various clubs and organizations which find their existence merely in some delusive fancy have been omitted. 5

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IT flaw J'-X, Q Xl' I 'f ,f ' IND reader, THE MELANGE is mn, 5 I A The Editors are left to doubt. , A ' A what feelings :nay in 1-nrll mww, WX lx '- ,A -,o How each the bool: nmy xril il iw. 'N X , dll? X.- XX The records of um' rnllv-lv '.'r.1r PX f 1 f . . . XX N ou'll fmd ln 1,1'xl,m'l11llmll4'd 1:14 And interspersed some' nnllvm -.1 1 Lx f X1-','?l , - . ,f,f I-Y, Which for your lmslilw' wr ffl.. T1 . Qe.. X- l' ,fl X, X My X l X Al 'I rf Lmwvrningl liz---,lk -,l,. 1 , . T K X1 f l .' l'iscus1,um3 so xv-an .ax ,H X' A' Z' ' f ff T,-L4'g2qg+W I x blwuld you nun' :mmf .m..,ll.1 121 J If X XN'i'lLl1oul, ll via lim ll.l1f T 1 .l, , I' 21,-1 - paiileil fi ' ,1ifjlfrp771f The Class of Ninety-l'ix'c IJl'l'Sl'l41S - -l .L fi , ' H To you, herewith, her cmnplilm-ms. -551.4 ' - '4' u - . , -.V fall I The mt'rest which Ill us you slmw, 'lhl'0U!Ih Truz Mriuxmma, wl- l..-lm, will mv.,-,, 4 4. 9:31.

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. , .. ' .. '1'11 1-1..1 Among these must be mentioned a club whose 11a111e 11.1s apptaiul tum .md -151111 ' . . . . . . ' ' ' - -' f 11171111 1 1 c1at1on, -the existence of which, 111 reality, would be but a fallmg 111 llllk 111111 s1s111 1 s . A ' .nw , ', 'H 7.1. has recently been organized which We hoped to introduce to the public- 1111 3.1151 ix 111 1 . . 4 1 - - ,I - V 1 l 1 YF however, not taken enough root here to Warrant any prediction as to its luluxt. XR 1 111151 1.1..1 .. 111 soon be published in which the existence of a representative ' Lain cttt Lolligm. :X.lXf 111.11 -1 f 1 to us. Breaks are introduced more sparingly than heretofore. XVQ have sought to 5L'1'Zl1'Jll! f111:111111' and omit such jokes as are not particularly fitting for this work. Much time was spent in revising the order of the book, so that ll1c 1'L'THll l' 111:1y 111 .1181 - 1 1 find what he seeks. For this reason We have, as far as practicable, omittccl 1itc1':1ry 111:1111 1' 1111111 12 f part, introducing it separately in the latter part of the volume. In looking through it, you will notice many other changes iutcnclccl to p1'f1f111f11 ll lillkli annual. Whether or not we have succeeded, we leave you to decide. i X7 , f XX 2 X 4 Z , 1315 -W 6 .....,,-........-. , . .Y ,-f-T .W , 1,91