Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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26 THE K Ray L. Fisher . Alice F. Raymond . George M. Darrow . ALEIDOSCOPE Senior Class H PICK H Officers Class Pell Kiyi, Kiyi, Ki-yippi Kiyi Kiyi, Kiyi, Ki-yippi Kiyi Ki-yen, Ki-yen, Middlebury, Middlebury, Nineteen Ten. ll . Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secrelary and Treasurer

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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE 27 Senior message HERE are two occasions of peculiar moment to every college class- ' the entrance, and the graduation. The occurrences in connection with our entrance have become things of the past, and graduation is now uppermost in our minds. It is well. we think. that our thoughts be turned toward the things to come. We who are referred to by the dignified title of Seniors, and who are soon to become alumni, are leaving Middlebury, and probably most of us will never again be under her direct influence. We are graduating from the institution in which knowledge is gained from books, and we are entering the University of the World, where no tardinesses are permitted, no poorly prepared lessons can be made up, and no cuts can be taken. We feel prepared for our place in life's battle, and this prep. aration we owe to Old lVlidd. --to the work we have d-one here, and to the ideals instilled in us by the old college which has for four years been our home. We go from these halls feeling regret mingled with joy-regret at leaving a placg so dear to us ancl friendships so much beyond all valuation, and joy in our good fortune in: being given our part in the worlcl's woirk to do. May we by what we shall late.,- accomplish reflect all honor upon the old Vermont college, which for one hundred and ten years has not swerved from its purpose,-that of equipping its students for living useful lives.