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Page 11 text:
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OME thirty miles off the coast of Massachusetts there is an island sentinel of the sea,—the Island of Nantucket. The chief town is known by the same name. As an attraction to tourists one of its primitive practices is still in vogue, or was until very recent times. At stated intervals, the ancient officer known as the Town Crier would announce in stentorian tones the principal events concerned with the simple life of the community. If some notable visitor were likely to call at their little port, if someone had died, or someone were to be married, or if someone had lost some article, the fact was made known to the public thru this official announcer of human affairs. Modern society has substituted another agency for the ancient town crier, and we now make use of the printer’s art to inform people on all subjects pertaining to private and public welfare. Among the various University agencies which function as the public informer, the students’ Annual occupies the most unique place. It is the truthful chronicler of the most important annual events which have taken place in the history of the institution and within the life of the numerous organizations which compose the larger unit known as the University. This modern announcer or University Crier drafts into its service the best artistic and literary talent which can be secured. The consequence is that the modern Annual thru its suggestive cartoons, its artistic pictures, its collec- tion of witty and humorous portrayals of personal peculiarities, as well as thru its more dignified and balanced literary composition voices the spirit, the achievements and ideals of the institution whose composite life is made up of the activities of the numerous units of the devoted student and faculty body. Here’s hoping that the present Annual may be enthusiastically received as the official announcer of University events, voicing the hopeful spirit of a progressive and delightful University life. MELVIN A. BRANNON. Seven
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