University of Evansville - LinC Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

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PROLOGUE. We've stewed And we've brewed And debated, We've writ what's been Said or been sung, We've measured. .-Xn,d we've calculated, XVe've beheaded, Curtailed and berung. NVQ thought first That we'd be romantic, Then decided to hold Down to facts, For we feared, Il' discretion were wanting, We'd need some one To sew up our backs. And so, dearest public, Accept our U Melzmgef' 'Tis authentic, Believe usg and sniile If it hurts, For but good nalnred Thrusts are intended, Not heartless revile. Take a copy And when your light heart Grows old, With the cares of age, Recall bright events ln your college life By leisurely reading a page T.-.

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PREFACE. ' compilation of a college annual is a task of great responsibilityg one 'Q which is a test of the executive power, the patience, and the economy of those directing the enterprise. Before undertaking this work the writers consulted the best legal and medical authorities, as to their ability, and engaged their services for the occasion of the issue of the book. Care has been taken that all the pictures be noupareil-unlnistakable like- nesses-whether of man or bird, that all the contents be of sufficient pedantry to gratify the most learned member of the prep. department, and that the joax be no hoax but fax. Since we first decided to issue a '97 Melange we have been deluged with letters from slam fy' lilerazyf rz'rrlei, begging the honor of filling even ever so small a space, but so determined was the class to have the book marked by oR1r:1NAI.ITv, that all such oliers were bravely refused. The matter has been crralea' for the occasion, as noted by the star trade mark following the articles. Trusting that the humble effort of the class may be received with boun- tiful-allowance and charity, we present our beloved standard in Black and Oran ge. ir I