Norwich University - War Whoop Yearbook (Northfield, VT)

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Elhia ifinnk i5 Elehiratvh in CDM Qlnmmanhant Giant. lil. A. ll. Glhapmam, ZK.Ei.g1HH.Bi Through whose work and self sacrifice, Norwich has been enabled to stand where she now stands in the military World of today.

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I I 3 I I I3 lil Iill JIQUZIMIIQI. Q!! LQJQJQIMQFMQ Mi ll? UKLQI QJLT L.WQ Qt.,w..J.WWg my 'WJ 5 we Q INTRODUCTION ij Q l! M Qil?1MM.! 3 G!! l l- M3 B. U3 'IW In presenting to the public the nfth volume of the War Whoop we, as editors, wish to dwell neither on its faults nor on its merits. These are for the reader to judge. He will doubtless hnd many of the formerg we hope that he may, if he is diligent, discover the latter. 'llll We are prepared for criticism, we will not be squelched, however, much of it may come our wayg on the other hand, if anyone should be so condescending as to bestow us alittle praise, we will accept it gratefully. It must be borne in mind that the Editors of the War Whoop serve but one year. Therefore, this volume is our lirst attempt. Wfith the experience we now have, we might produce a better volume, should we try again, but this cannot be-we must resign to 1911. 'Il'Il VVe have returned to our old coverdesign, which is arranged in the Norwich colors, maroon and gold, instead of in the class colors, which appeared on the cover last year. While we, representing 1910, are proud of our class co'lors, green and white, we believe that a volume of this wide scope should extend further than to one class. It should extend to all having any interest in our college. The time will come a century from now, when none will remain to proclaim the honor of the green and white as the colors of 1910, but we trust there will never come a time when loyal supporters will not reverence the maroon and gold, those colors so sacred to old N. U. TH Our work is done. We lay down the pen regretfully. Our task has seemed arduous at times, but on the whole we have enjoyed it most thoroughly. YVe feel that our experience has been a beneht to us and we hope that our book may contain something of interest to you.

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Norwich University Calendar. FALL TERM, 1908. September 1, Tuesday-Term began at Retreat. November, 24-30--Thanksgiving Recess. December 18, Friday-Term ends at 12 noon. WINTER TERM, 1909. january 5, Tuesday-T erm begins at Retreat. February 22. Monday-Washington's Birthday. April 2, Friday--Term ends at noon. SPRING TERM, 1909. April 13, Tuesday-Term begins at Retreat. May 1, Saturday-Dewey Day. May 30, Sunday-Memorial Day. june 9, 10, 11--Examinations. june 14-19-Target Practice. june 20, Sunday--Baccalaureate Address. june 22, Tuesday-Prize Speaking. june 23, Wednesday-Aiinual Meeting of the Trustees at 10 A. M. june 23, Wednesday-Alumni Day. Meeting of General Association at 8 P. M june 24, Thursday--Commencement. Year ends at Retreat. june 25, Friday-Entrance Examinations. SUMMER SCHOOL, 1909. August 10, Tuesday-First and Second Classes meet at 10 A. M. August 24, Tuesday-Third Class meets at 10 A. M. FALL TERM, 1909. September 7, Tuesday-Entrance Examinations at 10 A. M. Term begins at Retreat. Recess from Tuesday before till Monday after Thanks giving. December 23, Thursday-Term ends at 12 noon. ' WINTER TERM, 1910. january 4, Tuesday-Term begins at Retreat. 4