Princeton University - Bric A Brac Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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rywn MM trije 1925 JBric a=JBrac being tfje official peariioob of |3rincrton ?Unibersiitp |tubligl|rb annnaUy bg tl r Junior (SlaiiB THE BOARD Paul Swain Havens, New Jersey, Chairman. Morris Barnes Miller, California, Business Manager. Richard Allmand Blow, Illinois, Art Editor. David Long Perry, Pennsylvania, Photographic Editor. Carl Vogt Wilson, Kentucky, Circulation Manager. Allen Ludlum, New Jersey, Assistant Business Manager. John Allison Duncan, Ohio, Assistant Art Editor. Alexander EusTON, II, Pennsylvania, Associate Editor. Frank Hartstuff Bethell, New York, Associate Editor. Donald Russell, Pennsylvania. Associate Editor. RoswELL Kemper Penney. New York, Associate Editor Volume XLIX Haarcf), 1924 A MAAM

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H4. 5 - -w- FOREIPORD O one can spend a year at this great University without being struck by the ever-increasing rapidity with which the weeks and months pass by. The football season, the holidays, mid-year examinations. Bicker Week, and the thousand and one other events of lesser interest, crowd one upon the other, and it is in an attempt to chronicle an articulate record of them that the 1923 BRIC-A-BRAC is published. Such a catalogue of college life as the nature of this book allows can escape cold dryness only if it succeeds in suggesting to one ' s memory the circumstances surround- ing the events herein recorded — the tense moments of the football game, the burst of applause accorded the Triangle Show, the strain of Bicker Week, or the crescent beauty of the Campus in Spring. The Board feel that it is their trust and privilege, as well as their obligation, to record in a fitting manner the events of the past year; and they have made an especial effort to arouse pleasant reminiscences in your mind and to foster the pride in Old Nassau which lives in the heart of every Princeton man.