Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

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Greeting. »rf Kind reader, the Class of 1904 extends to you greeting. It has devolved upon us to perform the difficult task of publishing the Lanthorn, and it has been with a deep sense of responsibility that we have taken up the work. It was the general opinion among the student body, we think, that, on account of its small size, the Class of 1904 would not attempt to publish an annual. But, not wishing to leave out one link of the chain so excellently begun seven years ago, and be- lieving, as the class has proved in days gone by, that strength does not always lie in numbers, we set to work with indomitable will. It has been our aim to send out not a large book, but one whose merit would be its quality. Every- thing between the two covers has been carefully thought over and weighed. Then, too, our aim has been an annual by the Junior Class exclusively, and, with one exception, the work has been kept within those bounds. We have no apology to make. Our work is not perfect, but we have done our best. Criticism will come, and we expect it. If it would not, we might think ourselves infallible and creatures of another world. In conclusion, we wish to express our appreciation to all who have in any way given us help or encour- agement. Our motto has been: Malice toward none; charity to all, and, hoping the Lanthorn will be re- ceived in this spirit, we beg to remain The Editors.