Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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F0 REWO RD OT with any self congratulatory feel- ; ing, but with full realization of our limitations do we, the Class of nine- teen hundred sixteen, lay this, our little garland, upon the fair and ancient altar of the Love Of Alma Mater. In this volume many things are not as we would have wished them; there are many things that we have desired to do which we have not done at all because of difhculties beyond our power to overcome, yet such as it is, it is the product of our most earnest effort. If it has created some semblance of an image of our life within the college year, if it has added something, however small the part may be, to the lore of OLD MIAMI and the love for her that lives in the hearts of all who have known the magic of her campus and returning have strained their eyes frOm afar off to catch the outline of ' her red, towers against the sky, our work has not been entirely to no avail. By The Editor and Staff, Oxford, Ohio March,' Twelfth, Anno Domini One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifteen and of The University, the One Hundred and Sixth Year.