University of Maryland Baltimore Dental School - Mirror Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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LIBRARY BAL ' V: ' ■ ' . - ' CGLLF ' IT ,L SURC Editorial HE primary object which has been sought in the preparation of this edition of the Mirror, by the Edi- tors, is the establishment of a closer relationship of the members of the Class of 1917 to one another and a class as a whole in more intimate communion with the ideals of the College. The Editors hope that the ideals you have cherished and absorbed from the personal wholesomeness and closer contact with your fellow classmen will help you along the hard road which leads towards Success. Habits are established not mainly and merely as the results of intellectual conceptions, but by the influences of social intercourse with your fellowmen. So with these thoughts, the Editors have endeavored to immortalize in this edition of the Mirror your habits and foibles as a result of your social intercourse. To the Faculty and. to the undergraduates, to those of us who have fallen by the wayside we cherish what help and assistance you have given us by your zeal and hopes for our success, by the school spirit we cherish and hold dear, and by the memories you have left behind. We, the Editors, with all good will to one and all, leave for your judgment the 1917 Edition of the Mirror. Judge it not by its failures or its merits alone — but by the spirit in which we have labored to make it a success. EDITORS. 3 V 1 .