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:-0 =: 0 o zi o-:- S THE WYO STAFF Wilbur A. Hitchcock, Associate Editor, C. A. Crone, Department Editor. Sam Fuller, Illustrating Manager. James M. Mann, Classes. L. A. GoiNEs, Editor-in-Chief. C. A. Jones, Athletic Editor. Ethel Biddick, Jokes. S. C. Dickinson, Business Manager. Dorothy Worthington, Society Editor. Eugene P. Willson, Illustrator. Lee a. Wolfard, Literary. ♦5-0«C3 0- o r: o
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♦0 :r o -0 = o- PREFATORY )ERHAPS we should begin by addressing you as Gentle Reader, ' according to the long-established custom of editorial writers and others who labor under the hallucination that The pen is mightier than the sword. But, perhaps you are not gentle. Be that as it may, we hope that whatever gentle- ness you may possess will not be lessened to any considerable extent by the time you have reached the other end of this volume. If, perchance, we have overlooked you it is because of your insignificance, not your greatness. In this edition of the Wyo we have endeavored to present to you in readable form, various interesting phases of University life, from the viewpoint of both the student and the faculty. We wish to extend our thanks to Coach Dean, Miss Foster, M:ss Freeman, and Mr. Jefferis for their help in the matter of illustrations; to President Merica and others who have contributed written material ; to Dr. Hebard for the loan of several photographs; to Miss Middle- kauff for her kindly criticisms of our manuscripts, and to all others who by material aid or word of encouragement, helped the smallest class in the University to produce a Wyo. To those who have, by means of the grinds, achieved a greatness which otherwise would not be theirs, we extend our heartiest congratu- lations. To those who must waste their sweetness upon the desert ai r, living unnoticed, purposeless lives of humdrum mediocrity, we refer that appropriate little passage from Gray ' s Elegy : Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. The Editors. •:-0 = o 0 = o-;
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•:-o«= o o cr o- President Chas. O. Merica. • ' r(X= o z o-i
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