Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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5 Dedicatory To her whose nurnefczlls efoer sweet Upon the eur WF each true son, Whose glories now hut prophesy Still greuter to he wong Round whom the sweetest rnern'ries Of hygone clczys will efver twine, To whom in loneb future hours Fonclfezncies will our hearts incline For her the artist's lingering touch With fact eznclfezncies rnore prquse fire here inscrihecl. To her we gifue This trihute slight-to Syracuse. 4

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1 AV at M 3 CI 4' The pathway of a Board of Pditors is strewn with roses and it has a surfeit of shade trees. We thought so for a long time, and in our especial case, in view of the unparallelled unanimity that has char- acterized the individuals composing the class of 1901 we were certain that the unusual conditions could not be otherwise than strongly operative in facilitating the labors of an editorial board. We were not mistaken and make haste to record the fact, Wh1Ch is not strange. We might be induced to change our mind if we pondered the matter long. Besides, we have become very much accus- tomed to making haste lately. That usualbf becomes a habit with those who start late. But of our rapid walk down aforesaid shady, rose embowered path, another word remains to be spoken. We were on our good behavior all the while, wore our best clothes, talked our brightest and looked our finest. In more sober terms, we have given you our best in prose, verse and sketch and await the execration of the multitude. It may throw some light upon the deficiencies of the pamphlet to say that there were lots of things we would like to have done but like the mouse which Bobbie Burns succeeded in making famous many of our plans suffered inversion. We have our regrets. Doubtless some readers will have theirs for other reasons. Never mind. They win who laugh chants the muse, and to the sentiment contained in the profound dictum we commend tl1ose who insist upon being sad. Nuff said. We take pleasure in presenting the ONONDAGAN of 1901. Reader, the Onondagan. Onondagan, the Reader. Wx x'li'2Pf-X . ,. - V' 'fv' ' f ' . . ff - A -44. -. K V 5 Q: p:,:g,,. ' ' fi. 6.,r-ggi . L iHU.?-vig -r. V I' -ig, ry' ' ' -r '...'?f-'nf 5, ,, - , .v fi, :TL .4 , .:.,-5, .1 -., ..4.yg,1 g.,, 22: .. ' 3 v .' - - ' - . - . ' iz by ' n . ,I I: Wai in '. n . L if 12 ' , . S c