Tufts University - Jumbo Yearbook (Medford, MA)

Page 6 text:

I TITLE-PAGE S . able nf mutants F DEDICATION . . TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE . . . CALENDAR . . TU1-'TS COLLEGE THE TRUSTEES THE OVERSEERS AND BOARD OF VISITORS . PROFESSORS . THE FACULTY . IN MEMORIAM . CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS 1903 . 1904 . 1905 . 1906 . FRATERNITIES . . HONORARY SOCIETIES ORGANIZATIONS . EVENTS . . . MUSIC . PUBLICATIONS . ATHLETICS TALES . QEJOTATIONS . GRINDS . . STATISTICS . . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . ADVERTISEMENTS . The Heizztzemrzfzzz Prem, Dewey Square, Baxter: PAGE I 2 4 5 6 9 IO II .13 26 41 43 SI 83 89 95 127 133 14-7 165 175 187 223 9-39 243 251 260 261

Page 5 text:

fx ,s, ,fm ifw 46 KVM, ,,,, X f,,9,h ff! fgxx X5 0 H wx Q?i I X I f fl , X 1 H Si l k 'af ,,l ww lx -xx, N ff 1 ZZ XX Wwzw

Page 7 text:

ihwfamz N the issuing of this book the Class of 11 904 revives a custom never very firmly established at Tufts, but occasionally giving evidence of life in a sporadic edition of the Brown and Blue. The last volume was published by the class of 1899, five years ago. During those few years Tufts has grown very rapidly, and has broadened out into many new fields of activity. It is the desire to see in our College some permanent record of her triumphs and achievements, academic, literary and athletic, that has induced the Class of 1904 to express itselfin the form of an annual. i We have endeavored to prepare a book that should be of value to the undergraduate as a complete souvenir of his college life, that should be of interest to the alumnus as indicative ofthe growth of the institution, and that should serve the inquiring world as a medium ofinformation concerning Tufts College. The board of editors represents the College of Letters, including the Engineering Department and the Dental School. The bled- ical School elected no representative, which fact will explain the superior consideration given to the Dental School throughout the book. To the members of the Faculty, alumni and undergraduates and especially to the artists who have assisted us in our effort, we wish to express our sincere gratitude. Lastly, in the dedication we have departed from the usual cus- tom. For when all is said, if the ultimate purpose of this or any other activity xthat we may support may be summed up in a few words, it is for the awakening and development of the Tufts Col- lege Spirit. And so we have dedicated the I9o4 Brown cz1m'BZue To our College Spirit, with our sincere hope that it may be one step toward the arousing of a thorough, abiding interest and en- thusiasm on the part of all the students in all the activities, athletic, social and literary, of college life. 5