University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Jforetoorb HE time will surely come when many of the friends we have made, the ordeals we have undergone, the pleasures we have enjoyed will be hidden by the grey clouds of time. It is for that distant hour that the 1928 board has prepared this Index. Today, its pages contain little more than an index to our activities as a class and to campus events of the past year; tomorrow, it may be that its meagre out- line will enable us to call up abundant memories of our four years as Sons of Old Massachusetts. This hope of the morrow has been the stimulus which has urged the board forward in preparing the following pages.

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3n grateful appreciation of )i benign influence in teaching us to gee ttje beauties of nature, art, anb life; ant) in abmiration of Ijisbersatilitpanb integritp, toe €:te Class; of 1 928 respectfully bebicate tl)is bolume to Jfranfe rtfjur OTaugf)