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To PROFESSOR PAUL J. DASHIELL A man whose name stands out clearest and brightest among the names of those who, by their fairness, cordiality, and gentlemanly kindness, have built up pleasant memories of the Academy in the hearts of the Class of 1901; whose hours and energy have been freely devoted to the advancement of the Academy’s interests; whose ener- getic life and sunny temper have inspired in more than one mind the desire to serve something better: is this volume dedicated as a small token of the esteem and affection with which he-is held, not only by the Class of 1901, but by the entire battalion of cadets.
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Foreword. In life, under whatever environment it exists, sorrows are more easily remembered than joys: and history, which commemorates the progress of centuries, illuminates only the sterner side of the common life. In the pages to follow, believing, as we do, that no ray of sunshine has ever fallen upon our lives to be forgotten, have been traced the happier out- lines of a four years’ union; so that, in the years to come, when more serious duties leave small space in our lives for levity, though separated by seas and continents, and never again to be united as a class, those occurrences that have caused younger faces to grow bright with merri- ment shall again make our hearts light and our faces merry. Hardly is it necessary to add that the intent to wound or to embitter the feelings of those with whom the reader laughs has been far from our thoughts. If any one would carry a thought away with him as he closes the pages of this volume, let that thought be this: that the remembrance of pleasant moments is the best antidote for pain. We are deeply indebted to Mr. R. F. Zogbaum, Lieutenant W. P. inched, and Miss Louise West for their valuable assistance in the illus- trating of this volume. To them for their cooperation, and to friends for their good wishes, the Class of 1901 returns its hearty thanks. 6
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